Children as young as seven and eight years - old are crossing into the United States by themselves. In conjunction with San Bernardino County and Catholic Charities of San Diego, the Diocese of San Bernardino are at the helm assisting with this humanitarian crisis.
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California Legislators Debate the Fate of Hundreds of Measures
What is needed is a politics which is far-sighted and capable of a new, integral and inter-disciplinary approach to handling the different aspects of the crisis….A healthy politics needs to be able to take up this challenge.
Archbishop Gomez: “The humanity of others is never negotiable”
Violence, Racism Raise Fears but Bishops Call for Determination in Addressing the Issues
SB 360, Legislative Threat to Seal of Confession, Pulled from Committee
Bill Aims to Increase Transparency at Migrant Detention Centers
CA Bishops Issue Call to Protect Our Common Home
Bishops Vote to Move Forward on Third-Party System for Reporting Abuse
Bishops, Priests, Faithful Voice Alarm Over SB 360
CA Dioceses Announce New Compensation Program for Abuse Victims