A big week for politics in the Golden State; National Migration Week and World Day of Migrants and Refugees; Archbishops defend St. Serra and his legacy; Hispanic Heritage Month, and Catholic pediatricians on the fears of vaccinating children in this week's Insights.
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California Bishops, Catholic health care ministries and Catholic Charities work together to promote Pfizer and Moderna vaccines as morally acceptable and medically safe and effective.
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As of Aug. 31, 47 percent of people aged 12-17 had been partially or fully inoculated against COVID-19 — the lowest percentage of any age group eligible for vaccination, according to data analysis from The Washington Post.
As of Aug. 31, 47 percent of people aged 12-17 had been partially or fully inoculated against COVID-19 — the lowest percentage of any age group eligible for vaccination, according to data analysis from The Washington Post.
Hispanic Heritage Month began on Wednesday and will run through Friday, Oct. 15, to celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of those whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
n an op-ed published by the Wall Street Journal last week, Archbishops Cordileone and Gomez came to the defense of St. Junipero Serra, founder of California's mission system, against lawmakers' attempts to permanently remove his statue of the State Capitol and disparage his name in the process.
National Migration Week will be celebrated Sept. 20-26 this year, culminating with the Vatican's World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Sunday, the 26th.
Una semana importante para la política en el Estado Dorado; la Semana Nacional de la Migración y el Día Mundial del Migrante y el Refugiado; los arzobispos defienden a San Junípero Serra y su legado; el Mes de la Herencia Hispana, y los pediatras católicos sobre los temores de la vacunación de los niños en la edición de Perspectivas/Insights de esta semana.
"El ojo no puede decir a la mano: 'No te necesito', ni la cabeza a los pies: 'No te necesito'".
La sesión legislativa termina el próximo viernes, y la semana que viene veremos una gran actividad en el Capitolio a medida que los proyectos de ley se aprueben y se envíen al Gobernador o lleguen a su punto final por esta ronda.
La sesión legislativa de California está llegando a su fin, y nada concentra la mente como una fecha límite.
Esta semana, los obispos de California ofrecieron una carta de apoyo a la Conferencia Católica de Texas por su compromiso con la asistencia a los migrantes, a pesar del intento del Estado de Texas de detener los servicios para migrantes que prestan varias organizaciones católicas.
LATEST NEWS
A big week for politics in the Golden State; National Migration Week and World Day of Migrants and Refugees; Archbishops defend St. Serra and his legacy; Hispanic Heritage Month, and Catholic pediatricians on the fears of vaccinating children in this week's Insights.
As of Aug. 31, 47 percent of people aged 12-17 had been partially or fully inoculated against COVID-19 — the lowest percentage of any age group eligible for vaccination, according to data analysis from The Washington Post.
As of Aug. 31, 47 percent of people aged 12-17 had been partially or fully inoculated against COVID-19 — the lowest percentage of any age group eligible for vaccination, according to data analysis from The Washington Post.
Hispanic Heritage Month began on Wednesday and will run through Friday, Oct. 15, to celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of those whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
n an op-ed published by the Wall Street Journal last week, Archbishops Cordileone and Gomez came to the defense of St. Junipero Serra, founder of California's mission system, against lawmakers' attempts to permanently remove his statue of the State Capitol and disparage his name in the process.
National Migration Week will be celebrated Sept. 20-26 this year, culminating with the Vatican's World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Sunday, the 26th.
Una semana importante para la política en el Estado Dorado; la Semana Nacional de la Migración y el Día Mundial del Migrante y el Refugiado; los arzobispos defienden a San Junípero Serra y su legado; el Mes de la Herencia Hispana, y los pediatras católicos sobre los temores de la vacunación de los niños en la edición de Perspectivas/Insights de esta semana.
"El ojo no puede decir a la mano: 'No te necesito', ni la cabeza a los pies: 'No te necesito'".
La sesión legislativa termina el próximo viernes, y la semana que viene veremos una gran actividad en el Capitolio a medida que los proyectos de ley se aprueben y se envíen al Gobernador o lleguen a su punto final por esta ronda.
La sesión legislativa de California está llegando a su fin, y nada concentra la mente como una fecha límite.
Esta semana, los obispos de California ofrecieron una carta de apoyo a la Conferencia Católica de Texas por su compromiso con la asistencia a los migrantes, a pesar del intento del Estado de Texas de detener los servicios para migrantes que prestan varias organizaciones católicas.
Concerned with the well being of all people and their common good, the Church’s social teachings lay out what is necessary to live a dignified human life in today's world and our joint responsibility to each other to make that happen.
The social teachings provide principles for reflection, criteria for judgment and guidelines for action.
Examine the common themes or read the social encyclicals of last 120 years.
A selection of the writings from His Holiness examine the challenges facing families, our role in promoting human development while caring for our common home and what it means to evangelize in today's world.
- Laudato Si (Praise Be) - Environment
- Amoris Laetitia - On Love in the Family
- Evangelii Gaudium - Proclaiming the Gospel
Cherishing the many natural blessings of the Golden State while expressing growing concern with escalating threats to our world, the Catholic Bishops of California have issued a pastoral statement calling on all people to “contribute to the ecological well-being of our state.”