Eduardo Banos's Posts

We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Reverend Paul E. Perry on December 15, 2024. A beloved pastor, devoted community leader, and cherished family man, Rev. Perry touched… Read More

Catholic San Francisco learned about the exhibit and visited on Dec. 13 a few days before it closed. The exhibit included a collection of museum-worthy Marian statues, paintings, icons, stitchery,… Read More

We are pleased to announce that the application period for the Archdiocese of San Francisco 2024 Parish Rice Bowl Grants is now open. These grants are open to parish food… Read More

Why would anyone want to stigmatize a primary health care facility and a pregnancy resource center that give pregnant women support for having their babies?  San Francisco Ballot Proposition O… Read More

“El tener bebes es la esencia del cuidado de salud reproductivo” Por Valerie Schmalz ¿Por qué alguien va a querer estigmatizar un establecimiento de salud primaria y un centro de… Read More

Nearly 1,200 people streamed through the doors and crowded around the 160 booths with organizations offering hope and a second chance to formerly incarcerated youth, and adult men and women… Read More

Speaking to “Prime News” about his city’s degradation, Cordileone stated that “these problems have been around a long time.”

During Advent, we wait in expectant hope for the arrival of the Baby Jesus, as his mother Mary would have done so long ago. This is the perfect time to… Read More

Commentary in National Catholic Register, July 8, 2024 – As this petition, and the 1971 petition demonstrates, the Latin Mass has a curiously inclusive appeal.

Homily for Eucharistic Revival to Begin Procession with the Blessed Sacrament to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis.

Before the Sacramento portion, the pilgrimage will kick off in San Francisco with a May 19 bilingual Pentecost Sunday Mass at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption celebrated… Read More

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