With a majestic and historical background, the 100-year-old Five Wounds Portuguese National Parish recently was the romantic setting for a performance by Katya Grineva, an internationally known solo pianist. Candles surrounded the pianist as she mesmerized the audience with her repertoire by Chopin
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Diocese of San José Celebrated Black History Month
By Chris Elias February is Black History Month, a month-long celebration where we recognize the significant contributions of African-Americans to American history, as well as the historical legacies of the African diaspora. For many African Americans, much of that rich history is centered in churche
Tree Planting at Our Lady of Refuge: Partnering for the Care for our Common Home
Bishop Cantú to Celebrate Mass of Healing and Reconciliation for Survivors of Clergy Abuse
Lent is a meaningful time to reflect on our lives and deepen our relationship with God as we prepare for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We seek to be reconciled with God and receive His love and healing grace as we work to purify our souls through prayer and penance. As we walk our Lenten
“Love one another”: A simple and powerful message for our first Marriage and Family Ministry Mass celebrated by Most Rev. Oscar Cantú
By Joel de Loera On Thursday, February 13, Bishop Oscar Cantú celebrated the very first Diocesan Marriage and Family Mass at Holy Cross Parish. This was a meaningful way to conclude the celebration of National Marriage Week and an opportunity for married couples and families to prepare to celebrate
Youth Ministers from across the Diocese gather to pray and learn from each other
Last week, the Office of Youth and Young Adults (YYA) of the Diocese of San José hosted a gathering of their constituents at the Chancery. Sandra Torres, the Director of the Office of YYA, said that they coordinate these gatherings because “it’s very important for all Youth and Young Ministers to co