• Official Clergy Appointments, July 8, 2022
    The Most Rev. Michael C. Barber, S.J., Bishop of Oakland has made the following clergy assignments. Details through the link.
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  • CCHD Accepting Grant Applications for Parish Projects
    CCHD Accepting Grant Applications for Parish Projects
    Parish staff and parish groups are invited to take advantage of an opportunity to receive funding from CCHD for social justice projects they are interested in starting or are currently doing. Grants for up to $10,000 will be made in October. Deadlines and deadlines through the link.
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  • Knights of Columbus Celebrate a Year of Significant Accomplishments
    Knights of Columbus Celebrate a Year of Significant Accomplishments
    Read the full story by Jean Gatan-Liwanag through the link.
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  • Celebrate the Life of Devoted Diocese of Oakland Volunteer & Parishioner, Elsie Devine
    Funeral Mass for Elsie Devine and Reception at St. Jarlath Parish Hall to follow on July 18; See Elsies obituary at legacy.com.
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  • Second World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly
    Second World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly
    The Second World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly is July 24, 2022. Through the link you will find pastoral resources from the Dicastery for Laity Family and Life.
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  • “Teachers of Tenderness,” the Pope’s Life Project for the Elderly
    The "Pope Video" for July has just been released with the prayer intention that Francis is entrusting to the entire Catholic Church through the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network.
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  • Three Are Awarded Annual CYO
    Three Are Awarded Annual CYO "Bill Ford" Scholarships
    The 2022 "Bill Ford" CYO scholarships have been awarded by the CYO Scholarship Committee. After a selection process with twenty eight 8th grade CYO players applying, three were selected: For information on the awardees and for more details, click on the link above.
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  • Catholic Campaign for Human Development Now Accepting Grant Applications
    Catholic Campaign for Human Development Now Accepting Grant Applications
    The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) has money available to fund East Bay non-profit groups engaged in community organizing and/or economic development with low-income residents. Grants for up to $10,000 will be made in October. Application materials through the link.
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  • Bishop Michael C. Barber's declaración a la decisión de la Corte Suprema de Dobbs v. Jackson
    Lea y comparta la declaración del obispo Michael C. Barber celebrando y ofreciendo un llamado a la acción con respecto a la decisión de la Corte Suprema en el fallo de Dobbs vs. Jackson. Lea a través del enlace.
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  • Los Obispos de CA responden al dictamen de la Corte Suprema en el caso Dobbs v. Jackson
    La Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de California recibe con profunda satisfacción la decisión de la Corte Suprema en el caso Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, que ha afirmado nuestra arraigada creencia de que la vida es preciosa, valiosa y debe ser protegida, y que los estados tienen un interés imperioso en proteger al no nacido y limitar el aborto. Esta ha sido nuestra oración, la oración de la Iglesia, durante los últimos 50 años. Leer a través del enlace.
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  • CA Bishops Respond to Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court Ruling, June 24, 2022
    The California Catholic Conference of Bishops profoundly welcomes the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobb’s v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which has affirmed our dearly held belief that life is precious, valuable, and should be protected, and that states have a compelling interest to protect the unborn and limit abortion. This has been our prayer, the Church’s prayer, for the last 50 years. Full statement through the link.
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  • Bishop Barber's Statement in Support of the Supreme Court Dobbs vs. Jackson Ruling
    Read and share Bishop Michael C. Barber's Statement both celebrating and offering a Call to Action regarding the Supreme Court decision in the Dobbs vs. Jackson ruling. Read through the link.
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  • Bishop Michael C. Barber, SJ, & Fr. Leo Edgerly, Jr. Discuss: "The Pain of Racism: Can Grace Ensue"
    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.
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  • Catholic Bible Institute's Bible Study Program
    CBI is a three-year, comprehensive Bible study program that focuses one year on Old Testament, one on New Testament, and a third on practical skills for facilitating Bible-based processes among a variety of parish groups and beyond. Starts August 27, 2022. Register by 8/26.
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  • 10th World Meeting of Families, June 21-26, 2022
    Celebrate the X World Meeting of Families, "Family Love: a vocation and Path to Holiness”, this week. Full schedule of events through the link.
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  • Celebrate Catholic Family Life Week
    Celebrate Catholic Family Life Week
    Help our Diocese Celebrate Catholic Family Life Week. Details, opportunities and registration through the link.
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  • Catholic Voice July, 2022 Issue Arriving in Mailboxes Soon
    The July issue of The Catholic Voice magazine should appear in mailboxes this week. If you have submissions for the September issue, please send to Michele Jurich, editor, at mjurich@oakdiocese.org, by July 1, 2022. Fall festivals and carnivals in your future? Please let us know.
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  • CCC Recorded Webinar: "We Were Born Ready: A New Vision for Post-Roe California"
    The California bishops have proposed a different vision for California – one where women, children, and families are welcomed, supported, and accompanied by the Catholic community. Recording of our webinar conversation available through the link.
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  • The Catholic Voice shares Congratulations to 2022 Graduates Around Our Diocese
    The Catholic Voice shares Congratulations to 2022 Graduates Around Our Diocese
    Read the names of our graduates through the link. Check back often as we continue to update the list.
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  • USCCB Action Alert: Gun Violence Prevention
    Please take a moment to talk with your Senators about common sense measures USCCB supports to prevent gun violence. If you have been directly impacted by gun violence, you are invited to consider sharing you story with your elected official(s). Learn more through the link.
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