By Andres Rivera
Staff Writer
ONTARIO—The Filipino Ministry at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Ontario celebrated its 20th anniversary of holding a Santo Niño Celebration Jan. 12. Sharing the Filipino devotion of the Holy Child of Jesus with parishes in the West End Vicariate and beyond, the celebration included a candlelight procession with the image, Mass celebrated by Father Romeo Seleccion, MS, Episcopal Vicar of the San Bernardino pastoral region and a reception.
By Andres Rivera
Staff Writer
SAN BERNARDINO—Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the pastoral letter “Strangers No Longer: Together on a Journey of Hope” by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), Auxiliary Bishop Rutilio del Riego celebrated the Seventh Annual National Migration Week Mass on Jan. 20 at Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral in San Bernardino.
By Maria José Garcia
Many times in our daily lives we think of the reason or purpose of life.
As human beings we are in search of happiness. Some of us find satisfaction in school, work, or a hobby. However, many times at the end of the day, we feel that something is missing – and that feeling can be reason to be living with indifference.
RIVERSIDE—The land beneath the cross that sits at the top of Mt. Rubidoux in Riverside, named in honor of Father Junipero Serra, will be put up for auction by the City of Riverside, as a result of a January 22 vote of the Riverside City Council.
By Ana Garcia
SAN BERNARDINO—In supporting and serving the Small Faith Communities in our diocese we are always looking for new ways to build relationships, not only amongst the communities in our parishes, but communities around the world. As we began to prepare for the season of Lent late last year, the opportunity for an exciting new collaboration came knocking at our door.
By Andres Rivera
Staff Writer
SAN BERNARDINO—After being presented with a document that summarizes principals the state of Utah has established to guide its immigration discussion, Sister Sarah Shrewsbury felt compelled to bring it to the diocese.
As a result the diocese has developed an Immigration Compact to affirm its commitment to being a welcoming faith community and is embarking on a one-year campaign to promote the compact’s message.
