Four California Bishops visited San Quentin Prison last week, hearing confessions and speaking with the general population and death row inmates about their unexpected trials, spiritual conversions, and faith life while incarcerated.
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LA Times: More California nurse practitioners could work independently, offer abortions unde
California would allow nurse practitioners to more easily work independently of a doctor and perform abortions under legislation that expands reproductive care as other states move to restrict access.
The state’s requirement for masking in schools will expire on Friday, March 11.
The Pope called for people to fast for peace on March 2, Ash Wednesday.