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Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral and Rosary procession to Planned Parenthood

In 2021 we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines. This year, the Filipino Catholics in the Archdiocese of San Francisco join in the celebration of the half-millennium of faith that has greatly influenced and shaped the culture and character of the Filipino nation. This year, more than ever, the Santo Nino Fiesta marks a special cultural celebration — a time to commemorate the history and faith of the Filipino people.

We see signs of God and paths to God in goodness, truth, and beauty. But in a time of suffering -- of disease and death, fear and depression, isolation and alienation -- where are goodness, truth, and beauty to be found? And where do see God revealed? Join Archbishop Cordileone and poet James Matthew Wilson in discussion, and hear poems from Wilson's just published collection titled The Strangeness of the Good.

Each year, Catholics and Greek Orthodox neighboring churches in Belmont pray Vespers at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church and Salutations of the Holy Cross at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Cross.  This year, the liturgy with Archbishop Cordileone and Metropolitan Gerasimos takes place online. All are welcome.

Pray at Noon Masses throughout the Archdiocese for the legal protection of the unborn, in the hope that every child will be protected in law and welcomed in life. The Archbishop's noon Mass will be livestreamed.

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone holds an online discussion with pro-life leaders to discuss what is next for the pro-life movement in the United States.  All are welcome to join the free webinar on Zoom with Marjorie Dannenfelser, Dr. Charles Camosy, and Brian Duggan.

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone will celebrate Mass with the Walk for Life West Coast group. All are invited to join this liturgy, on the Cathedral Plaza, with observance of all standard COVID safety protocols.

On this episode of Mosaic, originally aired in June 2019, Ed Hopfner, director of the Office of Marriage and Family Life, discusses the Catholic Church's teaching on this most fundamental of human relationships: a sacrament, a mystery, a vocation, and a sacred obligation. 

Join inspirational speaker Deacon Steve Greco, founder of “Spirit-filled Hearts,” for a talk, Q&A, and healing session. Sponsored by the Archdiocese of San Francisco Catholic Charismatic Renewal. Free of charge, online. Learn about the joy of forgiving others, and the graces that it brings to all.

Drawing on his work as one of the leading experts on the Shroud of Turin as well as research by scientists from NASA and Los Alamos, Dr. Andrew Silverman shows how the image on the Shroud could only have been produced by a flash of light as intense as a nuclear explosion—a burst of light that occurred after the body was in the tomb.