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Statues in Woodland and Rancho Cordova defacedBlack spray paint used at Holy Rosary and St. John Vianney

Statues in Woodland and Rancho Cordova defaced
Black spray paint used at Holy Rosary and St. John Vianney

Two parishes in the Diocese of Sacramento suffered similar acts of vandalism in the past two weeks.

Sacramento diocese blocks out trans labor rulesReligious employees don't have to read about them in the break room

Sacramento diocese blocks out trans labor rules
Religious employees don't have to read about them in the break room

March 22, 2021 To: Pastors, Agency Directors, Office Managers, and School Principals FR: Anna Schiele RE: Updated Breakroom Postings The 2021 California and Federal

EWTN airs biography of Bishop Gallegos Feb. 20Grew up in Watts, finished life in Sacramento

EWTN airs biography of Bishop Gallegos Feb. 20
Grew up in Watts, finished life in Sacramento

To honor the memory of Venerable Bishop Alphonse Gallegos and to commemorate his birthdate of February 20, 1931, a new documentary on his life story will air on February 20th (5:30pm ET) on EWTN as an episode

Sacramento churches prepare for terrorismPerpetrators frequently give advanced notice of what they are about to do

Sacramento churches prepare for terrorism
Perpetrators frequently give advanced notice of what they are about to do

Date: October 2, 2020 To: Pastors, Parochial Administrators, Parish Stewards From: Glen Faulkner, Parish Security Coordinator RE: Security Workshops One of our priorities is

Sacramento Catholic schools jump through hoops to openTouchless soap dispensers and sinks

Sacramento Catholic schools jump through hoops to open
Touchless soap dispensers and sinks

The Catholic Diocese of Sacramento plans to submit waiver applications to public health officials this week to reopen 38 elementary schools across seven counties, including 17 in Sacramento. The diocese’s plan comes after

Bishop Soto suspends hand holding, shaking hands during Mass

Bishop Soto suspends hand holding, shaking hands during Mass

The following comes from a Jan. 10 notice on the Sacramento diocese website. The California Department of Public Health has reported that the incidence of flu and flu-like illnesses is widespread and

Sacramento bishop suspends retired priest accused of abuse

Sacramento bishop suspends retired priest accused of abuse

The Diocese of Sacramento released a statement following a news conference this morning by Attorney Joe George concerning two priests of the Sacramento diocese and the upcoming publication by the diocese of a list of credibly

Email scam hits parishes in Sacramento diocese

Email scam hits parishes in Sacramento diocese

The following is a memo from Lois Locey, Chancellor of the Diocese of Sacramento:

We received reports this past week of emails sent from a spammer impersonating a Gmail account of several pastors within our diocese.

Sacramento bishop warns of “unauthorized rites”

Sacramento bishop warns of “unauthorized rites”

Sept. 25, 2018 Dear Parishioners and Priests: It has come to our attention that there have been unauthorized Masses and other sacraments celebrated in houses, halls, parks and other places.

Sacramento bishop names new chancellor

Sacramento bishop names new chancellor

Bishop Jaime Soto on Sept. 11 appointed Lois Locey as the new chancellor of the Diocese of Sacramento. She will begin in her new position on Oct. 29. She succeeds Kathy Conner, who is retiring after

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