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The history of the diaconate is an “ancient and rich” one that was born out of necessity. Traditionally, the Church interpreted the selection of the “seven reputable men” in the… Read More

A 175-lb. African sulcata tortoise named “Tiptoe” who barely escaped with his life in January’s LA wildfires inspired St. Dunstan School kindergartners to help other animals affected by the tragedy.

Archdiocesan Women’s Conference draws women closer to the Immaculate Heart of Mary in the Jubilee Year of Hope By Mary Powers The Archdiocese of San Francisco held its annual Women’s… Read More

In his homily, Archbishop Cordileone spoke on the theme of trusting in Divine Providence—especially as the Lunar New Year begins—drawing from St. Padre Pio’s famous quote of “Pray, hope and… Read More

On Sunday, February 2, the Archdiocese of San Francisco celebrated the annual Mass for Consecrated Life and Jubilarians, honoring men and women who have dedicated their lives to the service… Read More

How the late Bob Ferretti embodied what it means to be a Catholic school educator

The California bishops have dedicated the 2024-2025 pastoral year to promoting, protecting and promulgating the sacrament of marriage and empowering, embracing and encouraging married couples and families through a campaign… Read More

Consecrated women religious dedicate their lives as spouses of Christ to serving Him in His children. Through their different charisms, women religious reveal Jesus’ heart to humanity.

In a fast-paced, ever-evolving world, where students and school communities are challenged with discovering a sense of calm and peace, the Catholic school remains a beacon of light and a… Read More

The word vocation comes from the Latin “vocare” meaning “to call.” Teaching is a profession but it is also a vocation, a calling.

Three different Catholic schools within the Archdiocese of San Francisco introduced new programs at the start of the academic year designed to help better serve the needs of local families… Read More

By leveraging the available resources and applying strategically, families can provide their children with a rich education rooted in faith and values without undue financial strain.