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Upcoming Events
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August 19 - August 21A weekend of support for women, men and couples whose lives have been impacted by pregnancy loss, abortion, or miscarriage. Includes two nights lodging, meals, and all retreat materials. All information remains confidential.Read More
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Saturday, September 3, 11:00 AMOnline remembrance Mass of those in our faith community who have been laid to rest in Catholic Cemeteries over the past month.Read More
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Saturday, September 3, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
All are Welcome- SPRED families, Friends, care providers, siblings to the Praise & Worship (music, singing, prayer, and praise) & Ice Cream event. No entry fee; free will donation to help offset costs. Plenty of parking.Read More -
Saturday, September 24, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
This day of events includes meeting with Diocese of Oakland Clergy and Seminarians, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and Confessions, A Q&A session Lunch, Dinner and snacks. Register by emailing Fr. Carl Arcosa at [email protected] Please note this event is only for men 18 and older.Read More
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updates from bishop barber & our diocese
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Sister Dorothy Peterson, a member of the Faithful Companions of Jesus, has been appointed as Victims Assistance Coordinator for the Oakland Diocese, effective Aug. 2. Learn more about her lengthy experience through the link.Read More -
The Most Rev. Michael C. Barber, S.J., Bishop of Oakland has made the following clergy assignments. Details through the link.Read More
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In “The Pain of Racism: Can Grace Ensue”, Bishop Barber shares his apology to all those who have experienced ad suffered from racism from Catholics in the Diocese of Oakland. He also shares a discussion with Fr. Leo Edgerly, Jr. on Fr. Augustus Tolton and thoughts on the established Racial Justice Task Force established in 2020.Read More
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The Pain of Racism: Can Grace Ensue?
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In “The Pain of Racism: Can Grace Ensue?”, Bishop Barber shares his apology to all those who have experienced and suffered from racism from Catholics in the Diocese of Oakland. He also shares a discussion with Fr. Leo Edgerly, Jr. on Fr. Augustus Tolton and thoughts on the Racial Justice Task Force established in 2020.
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