The California Catholic Conference of Bishops opposes Proposition 20 on the grounds that it threatens to overturn the important criminal justice reforms advanced by Propositions 47 and 57.
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Bishops across the state of California are responding to the recent events in light of the death of George Floyd in Minnesota.
Archbishop Jose Gomez’s statement on Amendments to California “Confession Bill”
I have been studying the amendments made to SB 360 by the Senate Appropriations Committee last week.
A Pastoral Letter from the Bishops of California
on Caring for those who Suffer from Mental Illness
Addressed to All Catholics and People of Goodwill
The Public Policy Committee of the California Catholic Conference of Bishops has released the following statement regarding Dreamers and the urgent need to participate in "National Catholic Call-In Day:"
Cite Importance of Public Safety while Questioning the Wisdom of Indiscriminate Deportations
All Life Is Sacred – Innocent or Flawed
Bishops Also Oppose Prop 66 to Speed up Executions
Bishop Jaime Soto, President of the California Catholic Conference of Bishops, issued the following statement following the US Supreme Court's inaction on the Administration's DACA/DAPA immigration order:
A Statement by the California Catholic Conference of Bishops
The Most Rev. Jaime Soto, Bishop of Sacramento and President of the California Catholic Conference, has issued the following statement on the referendum to overturn the physician-assisted suicide law (ABx2-15) in California: