By David Okonkwo
Black history month comes around every year. Most of us do the same thing we do every year. But this year we ask that we add something to our usual or start something new for the greater good. We are calling for a more “arms open wide” kind of relationship, extending our hands to our neighbors, to all peoples, immigrants, across culture even in the cloud of our unknowns about the “other.”
On January 12 at the 5 p.m. Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in San Bernardino, Father Dennis Nobleza explained to the people the coming journey of the Mercy Cross created last year for the San Bernardino Vicariate. The journey will be a reminder to all to continue to live Mercy and to practice the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy. Father Christian Vera Cabrera, CORC, Parochial Vicar, blessed Henry Arriola and Melvin Mendez representing those receiving the cross from St. Bernardine Parish.
LOS ANGELES—Once again, thousands of pilgrims attended the third annual OneLife LA event to support the dignity of all human life on January 21 at Exposition Park in Los Angeles.
The season of Lent is marked by many traditions among Catholics in the United States. Symbolized by its ubiquitous card board box, CRS Rice Bowl has been a tradition for generations of Catholics.
Have you heard that there have been changes to how we celebrate the Sacrament of Matrimony?