GRAND TERRACE—The gathering in Celebration of Consecrated Life in the Diocese of San Bernardino was held Jan. 27 at Christ the Redeemer Church in Grand Terrace during the 10 AM Mass celebrated by Bishop Gerald Barnes.
Diocese makes another strong showing at OneLife LA
LOS ANGELES—Hundreds of faithful Catholics from the Diocese of San Bernardino walked downtown Los Angeles and raised their voices in support of Life at the 2019 OneLife LA on January 20.
Bishop's Barnes Christmas Message
Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
I offer you my most heartfelt and prayerful blessings as we celebrate the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ. Let us carry in our hearts the incomparable joy that was felt in our world when the Word became flesh, and dwelt among us. Let us allow the Spirit of the Season to help us strengthen our bonds with family, friends and community members, and bring us to reconciliation with those from whom we are estranged. Let us take our rest from the busyness of our schedules, leaving room to contemplate the true meaning of gift, and of Christmas. And let us remember, too, the humble circumstances though which our Lord came into this world. How does this speak to us in how we view the meek and mild in our midst, and how we treat them?
May God bless you and your family in this Holy Season and fill your life with hope. God is with us! Emmanuel.
Bishop Gerald R. Barnes
Catholics invited to walk for life at OneLife LA
By Mary Huber
Please join us at the fifth annual OneLife LA Walk for Life, January 19, 2019 as tens of thousands of Christians celebrate the beauty of every human life from conception to natural death. This year’s theme is “5 Years Together as One.”
2019 DDF Campaign kicks off January 26-27
By David Dolores
SAN BERNARDINO—During the Christmas season many of us have the opportunity to be with family, to spend time in worship, and to reach out in charity to those in need.
‘Come to me… and I will give you rest’
In the Coachella Valley, the Diocese reengages its ministry to Central American migrants
The Diocese of San Bernardino is one of several Catholic entities located near the southern border of the United States that is addressing the ongoing migration crisis as federal immigration officials are again calling on the Church to provide transitional help to asylum seekers arriving from Central America.