Archbishop Cordileone’s Vision: Honor Martyrs of Communism With Music, Art and Literature
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone’s innovative Martyrs of Communism project is a revival of the classically Catholic way of preaching the Gospel message.
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone’s innovative Martyrs of Communism project is a revival of the classically Catholic way of preaching the Gospel message.
Both marches in California showed ‘the face of beautiful, thriving, generous, bountiful human life.’
COMMENTARY: Don't miss the world premiere of two Advent carols.
Behind San Francisco, the Diocese of Ogdensburg, New York is the latest in the U.S. to have entered bankruptcy proceedings.
It is unclear where the image originated.
‘Now, with this decision, the Marin County district attorney has given the signal that attacks on Catholic houses of worship and sacred objects may continue without serious legal consequence...’
Archbishop Cordileone, whose archdiocese sits within a metropolitan area that is nearly 30% Chinese, has continuously called for prayer for the people of China and Hong Kong.
Commissioned by San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone through the Benedict XVI Institute, conductor Alfred Calabrese discusses the latest world premiere and how the ‘creation of sacred music is experiencing a Renaissance of sorts ...’
After a mass shooting in California’s Half Moon Bay that left seven dead, the local Catholic church accompanies a grieving community.
COMMENTARY: We all need healing — most of all from the Lord God who made us to love and be loved for all eternity.
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