By Valerie Schmalz From face painting to balloon ball bouncing to sheer just running around, the Archdiocese of San Francisco Restorative Justice Ministry’s Christmas Angels party was a resounding success
By Saul Perez On Friday, the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center held its inaugural Fiesta de El Salvador del Mundo, celebrating Salvadoran and Central American heritage through music, dance, and traditional
Legislation that would make it a felony to purchase a child for sex survived a key test in Sacramento on Thursday. SB 1414 passed the state Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously and was sent to the full Senate for a vote.
Archbishop Cordileone joined the Christmas Angels party, a beloved tradition of the Restorative Justice Ministry.
Proclaiming “What do we want? Peace and justice!”, an intensely committed group of Catholics and community members walked two miles from mid-town to St. Agnes Church in the Haight-Ashbury, carrying white crosses to honor those who died by violence last year.
Proclaiming “What do we want? Peace and justice!”, an intensely committed group of Catholics and community members walked two miles from mid-town to St. Agnes Church in the Haight-Ashbury, carrying white crosses to honor those who died by violence last year.