The following is a May 20th letter to "all clergy, Catholic school and parish staff, and lay faithful" from Steve Patton, Associate Director, Family and Respect Life Ministries: Recently a Catholic school in our Diocese included contact information for Planned
From the outside, the replica of Independence Hall in Burbank will not be changed. Yet inside the walls of Bellarmine-Jefferson High School’s campus, an extensive overhaul inside is currently underway, leading up to its reopening as St. John Paul II
A little over two years ago, Pepperdine University made the decision to take down a statue of Christopher Columbus after student outcry, with its president at the time calling the monument a “painful reminder” of the past. The private, Malibu-based
The following is an excerpt from the commencement speech given by Los Angeles Auxiliary Bishop Robert Barron at Thomas Aquinas College on May 11: How could I not take as my point of orientation today some thoughts from the patron
The California Department of Education approved controversial changes to the state’s health and sex education framework on Wednesday, but removed five resources and books that some organizations called “sexually explicit,” including a book that explains sex to students as young
Star of the Sea School parents and staff expressed shock and sadness at news that the more than century-old parochial school in San Francisco’s Richmond District will temporarily close at the end of this school year. An announcement by the school
California Democrats again are trying to mandate the abortion pill be stocked in campus clinics across the Golden State’s university system, and this time they’ve got a friend in the governor’s office. The California State Senate Health Committee approved in
While Junipero Serra is considered a hero by many and was declared a saint by Pope Francis in 2015, many Native Americans contend that Serra worked to destroy the cultures and beliefs of those who lived in California before the missionaries arrived.
Star of the Sea School, a 110-year-old Catholic neighborhood institution in San Francisco's Richmond District, will suspend classes at the end of the school year in June amid "unforeseen challenges" as the parish K-8 school attempts to adopt a classical
For much of the last 30 years, a small elementary school just beyond the south side of Mt. Helix has been a quiet anchor for families seeking affordable private education for their children. Under the dedicated guidance of its Principal
