10 Years a Saint: The Enduring Witness of Junípero Serra
A decade after his canonization, St. Junípero Serra remains a powerful symbol of evangelization, resilience and spiritual renewal across the Americas.
A decade after his canonization, St. Junípero Serra remains a powerful symbol of evangelization, resilience and spiritual renewal across the Americas.
The Camino de California reconnects Catholics with the land, saints and communities that shaped the Church in the West.
The closing Mass will be at Los Angeles’ Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on June 22, the Solemnity of Corpus Christi.
As the Dodgers and Padres face off in the MLB playoffs, their cities’ shared Catholic heritage brings a deeper meaning to this storied rivalry.
‘Serra Walking Pilgrimage’ highlights devotion to ‘Apostle of California.’
Our Lady of Sorrows painting repaired as part of restoration, which includes new exhibit honoring Indigenous community.
One can learn a lot about how to be an evangelizer from the great Apostle of California
In a July 2 column, he reflected there is a fittingness to celebrating the memorial of St. Junípero Serra three days before Independence Day.
A series of augmentations and upgrades beautify and preserve the historic Mission Buenaventura.
The Carmel Mission, established in 1773, was the second of the nine missions founded by Saint Junipero Serra.
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