Washable chalk brings ‘restitution hearing’
Life Legal defends pro-lifer Craig Walterscheid
Life Legal senior staff attorney Allison Aranda represented pro-lifer Craig Walterscheid at a pre-trial hearing this week. Craig, who has faithfully prayed outside abortion clinics for decades, was arrested and issued a citation for felony
Archbishop Cordileone on Nancy Pelosi’s abortion remarks: ‘Protect and support all human life’
Pelosi asked audience, "you got five kids in six years?" while defending her position on abortion
San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone responded to comments made by former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on March 23 in which the Catholic Democrat, who represents San Francisco in Congress, defended her public position on
Bishop Bejarano will lead Good Friday pro-life Stations of the Cross
From St. Joseph to Federal Building, downtown San Diego
Dear Pro-life friends, Please take a few minutes to see this short video made 10 years ago that shows the essence of our annual Good Friday Pro-Life Stations of the Cross. You will probably recognize
Thoughts on Lazarus lead to pessimism about San Francisco
Statues at Star of the Sea covered in purple
Father Joseph Illo, pastor of Star of the Sea in San Francisco, gave a 13-minute homily on Sunday, March 26. Father began by noting it was Passion Sunday. The statues are all covered in
Homeschool leader formed at Thomas Aquinas College
Classical education is "ordered by its nature to the Supreme Being"
Laura Berquist (née Steichen), foundress of the Mother of Divine Grace (MODG) homeschool program, prepared for her important calling at faithful Thomas Aquinas College in California. Berquist’s vision for Catholic education has been formed and
Archbishop Gomez leads 6-mile walk in San Gabriel Valley
Blessed Sacrament, musicians in Eucharistic procession
With the Blessed Sacrament held high, Archbishop José Gomez led more than 1,000 Catholics carrying flags, rosaries, and an abundance of spirit out of Mission San Gabriel Arcángel and onto the streets of the San
What Bishop O’Dowd High teaches about Black history
A tour of Oakland
Lois the Pie Queen’s decades-long staying power in the community made it the ideal first stop during a high school field trip tour of historic Black sites in Oakland. On Monday, Tony Green, a teacher
St. Paul Street Evangelization holding training seminars in Orange County
Grassroots ministry takes Catholic Faith to the streets
At age 30, Steve Dawson had hit rock bottom. With a bottle of Jack Daniels in his hand, he fell to his knees in a field of grass behind his parents’ house and prayed his
Boyfriend’s love saves baby at San Diego Planned Parenthood
St. Anne's parishioners praying on sidewalk
Dear Pro-life friends, During the fifth week of 40 Days for Life at the downtown [San Diego] Planned Parenthood, a woman changed her mind about aborting her preborn baby after her boyfriend told her
Cardinal McElroy bans EWTN from San Diego diocese media
'A giant of economic and cultural power'
San Diego Cardinal Robert McElroy sharply criticized the Eternal Word Television Network, the conservative Catholic U.S. media conglomerate, in an interview with Spanish magazine Vida Nueva published on March 24. Vida Nueva asked McElroy about