Funds raised through mid-April for the 2021 Bishop's Appeal surpass $1,539,000! Thank you to all who have been so generous. The calendar for the schedule of National and local second collections will be distributed in the coming weeks. More important details and updates on the Parish Offertory Program are available through this link.
Join St. Benedict Church leaders and parishioners on Friday, May 14th, 6:30pm, at St. Benedict Catholic Church (corner of 82nd and Bancroft Avenue) for a Night Walk Presence. Come show support for the community as we stand on the corners of 82nd and Bancroft. All social distancing guidelines will be in place.
Registration is open for our first virtual webinar with Real Options Obria Clinics on May 15, 2021 from 10:00 – 11:30 am/Reserve la fecha para el primer taller virtual con las clínicas Real Options Obria Clinics. Tendrá lugar el 15 de mayo de 2021 de 10:00 a 11:30 am.
Due to recent changes to state guidance on COVID-19 restrictions related to houses of worship, we have updates regarding Mass capacity, the Eucharist, music, use of Holy Water, provisions for various parts of Mass, etc. Please follow the link for details.
“Keeping Failure in Perspective” tells the story of the wisdom learned and shared by a thoughtful superstar and the inspiring life of a unique man who perseveres daily through his extraordinary challenges. Select the link above to view the video
Follow the link for a message from Bishop Michael C. Barber, SJ about Alameda County (April 1, 2021) Orange Tier COVID-19 Restriction Updates now in effect in Contra Costa County, as of April 7, 2021.
Diana Bitz, Safe Environment Coordinator, reminds our Diocese community about the required employee, clergy, and volunteer training in abuse awareness through Virtus as well as resources for April's Child Abuse Awareness month.
Bishop Barber has issued a statement to the Church of the Assumption Parish community regarding the Alameda County District Attorney’s office conclusion its investigation regarding the parish’s financial situation.
In conjunction with the commemoration of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, the Catholic bishops of California have released a new pastoral resource to help guide pastors in ministering to victims of violent crime. Learn more through the link.