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California, United States · CaliforniaSAN DIEGO — The annual Pentecost Mass for All Peoples, which celebrates the rich cultural diversity found within the Diocese of San Diego, is returning for a seventh year. More than 2,000 people are expected to attend the event, which will be held on Saturday, May 18, at Cathedral Catholic High School. Everyone is invited to...See the Story
Pentecost Mass is feast of faith and culture - The Southern Cross
Mental Health · CaliforniaMental health isn’t just about “those people over there.” In fact, just about everyone at some point in their lives will experience mental health challenges. At any given time, one in four families is affected by mental illness, yet stigma and lack of understanding often prevent them from coming forward to get the help they need. Since 1949, May has been designated “Mental Health Awareness Month.” For those of us in the Church, this month presen…See the Story
Faithful can shine light on mental health - The Southern Cross
California, United States · CaliforniaSAN DIEGO — Spring is an especially busy time for bishops. Cardinal Robert W. McElroy and Auxiliary Bishops Ramón Bejarano, Michael Pham and Felipe Pulido will travel throughout the Diocese of San Diego — a territory of more than 8,850 square-miles – to confer the sacrament of confirmation. Between April 5 and June 20, the...See the Story
Bishops to confirm almost 3,750 youth - The Southern Cross
Catholic Church · CaliforniaSAN DIEGO — The Diocese of San Diego is making a concerted effort to put Catholic young adults behind bars. Norman Sauceda, the lead Catholic volunteer chaplain for local juvenile detention facilities, has recruited about 15 young adults into his ministry so far. “I really would love to recruit 100 young adults. That would be...See the Story
New generation lifts jailed youths - The Southern Cross
Pope Francis · CaliforniaBy Carol Glatz VATICAN CITY — The Vatican’s document on human dignity highlights Pope Francis’ decade-long insistence that every human being — independent of their circumstances, stage of development or state of sin — possesses infinite and inalienable dignity that must be respected and protected. The declaration, “Dignitas Infinita” (“Infinite Dignity”), gathers what recent popes...See the Story
Vatican: Everyone has same human dignity - The Southern Cross
California, United States · CaliforniaSAN DIEGO — Pilgrimages go on, rain or shine. Rainy weather couldn’t prevent the fourth Annual San Diego Young Adult Pilgrimage. The event, co-sponsored by the diocesan Office for Youth and Young Adult Ministry and the nonprofit Modern Catholic Pilgrim, followed a 16-mile route from Friendship Park at the U.S.-Mexican border to Sacred Heart Parish in Coronado. At the parish, the pilgrims attended Palm Sunday Mass, followed by supper on-site. The…See the Story
Young adults embark on local pilgrimage - The Southern Cross
California, United States · CaliforniaParish to hold St. Peregrine devotion SAN DIEGO — At its regularly scheduled 5:30 p.m. Mass on Wednesday, May 1, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in Rancho Peñasquitos will honor St. Peregrine, the patron saint of those suffering with and seeking healing from cancer. There will be an in-church procession at 5:20 p.m. and,...See the Story
News around the diocese: St. Peregrine devotions, Eucharistic procession, Theology on Tap and more - The Southern Cross
Easter · CaliforniaENCINITAS — The eighth-grade Faith in Action class at St. John School held a service project to brighten the Easter season for the less fortunate. The students led their school community in collecting chocolates, art supplies and more, which they then used to assemble more than 100 Easter baskets. The project culminated on March 25 at the St. John Food Pantry, where they helped to distribute the baskets. In a letter to the Faith in Action class,…See the Story
