Diocesan youth celebrate Mary
Bishop Soto joins youth ministries for Mary's Hour
May 19 in Sacramento
Mary’s Hour 2012, a youth-focused event, embraces the theme of “Honor Our Mother.” Immaculate Conception Parish, located at 3263 First Ave in Sacramento, hosts the celebration on Saturday, May 19 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Bishop Jaime Soto will preside and members of youth ministries from throughout the diocese will participate in the annual celebration. The day includes a range of prayerful activities: a youth-led prayer service honoring multicultural images of Mary; a rosary procession with youth groups dramatizing the Glorious Mysteries; the crowning of Mary; a prayer for vocations; and benediction, exposition and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
The diocese’s Department of Evangelization and Catechesis and the Office of Priestly and Religious Vocations co-sponsor the event. Call Kevin Staszkow at (916) 733-0152 or send an e-mail inquiry to kstaszkow@scd.org.
Click here for more details about the event
Congratulations class of 2012!
963 seniors graduating from Catholic high schools in
the Diocese of Sacramento
Seniors from six Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Sacramento are preparing for their respective baccalaureate liturgies and graduation celebrations, which will occur later in May and early June.
Catholic schools across the nation enjoy high percentages regarding college admissions. Locally, in the Diocese of Sacramento, the class of 2012 presents an exceptional group of students with nearly 100 percent going on to college. The majority of students have chosen four-year universities, and many students have chosen two-year colleges, military service, or study-abroad opportunities. This exemplary group of young adults continues to be honored in their school communities for a range of accomplishments in academics, athletics, the arts, leadership, citizenship and community service.
Many students received significant scholarships from private and state universities, both in California and out-of-state. Private organizations, foundations and corporations, likewise, award noteworthy scholarships to Catholic high school students. More than 30 area Catholic high school graduates also signed letters of intent to play intercollegiate athletics. Link below to each school's website to learn more about their programs.
Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
Cristo Rey High School, Sacramento (53 graduates)
Christian Brothers High School, Sacramento (234 graduates)
Jesuit High School, Carmichael (242 graduates)
Mercy Catholic High School, Red Bluff (20 graduates)
St. Francis Catholic High School, Sacramento (274 graduates)
St. Patrick-St. Vincent Catholic High School, Vallejo (140 graduates)
substance abuse awareness
Students from Notre Dame School in Vacaville receive awards in poster contest
Four students from Notre Dame School in Vacaville were awarded medals for their art submissions in the substance abuse awareness poster contest sponsored by the Knights of Columbus.
Left to right: Lillian Hopkins, age 12-14 division, first place; Lauren Chun, age 12-14 division, second place; Natalie Resendes, age 8-11 division, first place; and Uduakobong Ikpe, age 8-11 division, second place.
Link to the website of Notre Dame School in Vacaville
Sacramento Catholic Forum
Former CIA officer and Middle East specialist Tom Carroll to speak at luncheon May 18
Former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer and Islam specialist, Tom Carroll, will share how he and his wife converted to Catholicism while living in Istanbul. His talk occurs at the Sacramento Catholic Forum luncheon on Friday, May 18 at the Woodlake Hotel, located at 500 Leisure Lane.
“Can a good spy be a good Catholic?” is the title of his presentation, which details how he joined the CIA, moved to the Middle East, and found the road to Rome. Tom unfolds his story against the backdrop of Cold War espionage and Islamic intrigue but his own questions of faith and philosophy take center stage in this presentation.
The Sacramento Catholic Forum is an association of business leaders and professionals who meet monthly to discuss current events and issues of interest.
Check in begins at 11:30 a.m. with the luncheon following at noon. The cost is $30 if prepaid online or $40 at the door. For more information and to pay online visit the Sacramento Catholic Forum website at the link below.
Click here to link to the Sacramento Catholic Forum to pre-register
May 19-20 in your parish
Special collection for the Church in Latin America
Parishes throughout the Diocese of Sacramento will take up the special collection for the Church in Latin America during weekend liturgies on May 19-20.
Proceeds from this collection go directly to support the work of pastoral projects in Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Your gifts help fellow Catholics who are rich in spirit, but lacking in material resources, to participate more fully in the life of the church. Specifically, these funds support training of seminarians and religious men and women; pastoral care of the sick; formation of lay leaders; family and youth ministries; and religious education for all age groups.
Learn more about the Collection for the Church in Latin America
Learn more about special collections in the Diocese of Sacramento
statement by Bishop Jaime Soto
Senate Bill 1338 — legislation to expand first trimester abortions — PULLED BY AUTHOR
After failing to secure a tie-breaking vote, San Diego state Sen. Christine Kehoe on May 4 pulled her controversial measure to expand the number of providers who can perform first-trimester abortions.
"I am grateful to the members of the Catholic Legislative Network as well other groups who made their voice heard at the Capitol. Blocking this measure keeps Planned Parenthood and other abortion institutions from profiting off the plight of women. Bishop Jaime Soto
In a statement issued May 1, Bishop Jaime Soto, vice president of the California Catholic Conference, had urged calls to state Senate President Pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg to urge him to stop SB 1338. The bishop said SB 1338 is bad medicine, bad social policy and bad for women. The bill would have allowed nurse practitioners, physician’s assistants and certified nurse midwives to perform first trimester aspiration abortions without the direct supervision of a licensed abortionist. The bishop said common sense prevailed when on April 26, SB 1338 failed to pass the Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee on a 4-4 vote.
Bishop Soto noted: "While other valuable public medical services for women and families are being eliminated or cut back, vigorous efforts are pushing SB 1338 as an absurd alternative to good, sound health care for women and their families.
"The many positive endeavors of Catholics and others to call the Senate members of the committee were significant in obtaining the votes necessary to block this measure in the Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee.
"I am grateful to the members of the Catholic Legislative Network as well other groups who made their voice heard at the Capitol. Blocking this measure keeps Planned Parenthood and other abortion institutions from profiting off the plight of women.
"We all want to see an end to abortion because it is bad medicine. Until then, we should support efforts to restrict its use and promote efforts to give real health options to women and their families...Women deserve better. Health care should give life and hope to women and their families."
Link to the website of the California Catholic Conference for more information
looking for new ideas, resources?
Lay ministry basic training in specializations offered in May, June and July at various locations throughout diocese
The Diocese of Sacramento is offering basic ministry training in English and Spanish in specializations, with classes in May, June and July. Specializations include K-8 faith formation, RCIA, youth ministry, marriage preparation, liturgy and evangelization.
Liturgy and RCIA in English and Spanish will be offered on Saturday, May 19, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Isidore Parish, located at 222 Clark Ave. in Yuba City. In addition to these two specializations, marriage preparation and Catholic movements will be offered in Spanish.
"Faith" will be offered on June 11-12 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Diocesan Pastoral Center in Sacramento, Holy Spirit Parish in Fairfield and Our Lady of Mercy Parish in Redding. K-8 faith formation will be offered on Saturday, June 16, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the diocese’s HD videoconferencing at five locations: Holy Spirit Parish in Fairfield, Our Lady of Mercy Parish in Redding; Our Divine Savior Parish in Chico; Saints Peter and Paul Parish in Rocklin; and the Diocesan Pastoral Center in Sacramento.
"Life" will be offered on June 18 and 21 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Diocesan Pastoral Center, Holy Spirit Parish in Fairfield and Our Lady of Mercy Parish in Redding. "Liturgy" will be offered on June 25-26 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at those same locations, and "Prayer" will be offered on July 9-10 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the same three locations.
Youth ministry will be offered on May 24, May 31 and June 7 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the five videoconferencing locations.
On July 16 and 17, specializations in K-8 faith formation, liturgy, RCIA, youth ministry and evangelization will be offered in English at the Diocesan Pastoral Center at 2110 Broadway in Sacramento from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. On July 16, 17 and 19, specializations in liturgy, pastoral juvenil, marriage preparation, evangelization and RCIA will be offered in Spanish from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Diocesan Pastoral Center.
The cost is $20 per person. For more information, contact Uli Schmitt at (916) 733-0155 or Uschmitt@scd.org. More information, registration and payment are available online at the websites below.
Link to www.ministrybasictraining.com for more information and online registration
Link to www.sacmarriageprep.com for more information and online registration
Link to download a flyer with information about Ministry Basic Training
digital edition on website
May-June issue of Catholic Herald Magazine is published; theme is lay ministry/seniors
The May-June issue of Catholic Herald Magazine, the magazine of the Diocese of Sacramento, has been published. The digital edition is available on the upper right margin of this website or at the image to the left of this story.
The theme of the May-June issue is lay ministry/senior living, including a cover story on Latino Catholics involved in the diocese’s Hispanic Lay Formation Institute, who are bringing life and vitality to their parishes. Several institute students share their faith stories with Catholic Herald and participate in a lively discussion about Latino Catholics and the future of lay ministry in the local church.
Other feature stories include a feature on how lay ministers in bilingual faith formation programs at Holy Rosary Parish in Woodland and St. Joseph Parish in Elk Grove honor their culture and heritage; a feature story on clergy and laity facing changing, challenging times in ministry in Siskiyou County; how as warden of San Quentin, Jeanne Woodford presided over executions and now fights to abolish the death penalty; a profile of Fredhelito Gucor, who will be ordained to the priesthood for the diocese on June 2; and a feature story on Loretta Weis of Sacred Heart Parish in Red Bluff, who in her 80s finds joy in serving others.
Bishop Jaime Soto is publisher of the magazine, which is published seven times each year and includes moving faith stories and high-quality photography about Catholics in the diocese as well as news and events of the local church. Individual faith stories are the cornerstone of Catholic Herald Magazine and columns also explore the Catholic faith and educate about the teachings of the church. To receive the magazine by donating $15 per year, call (916) 733-0266 or send an e-mail inquiry to heraldcirculation@diocese-sacramento.org.
Link to more information about Catholic Herald Magazine -- 2012 issue themes and deadlines
Link to the website of Catholic Herald Magazine
environmental awareness
St. Francis High School in Sacramento dedicated new solar installation on May 3
St. Francis High School in Sacramento has completed the installation of a huge array of solar panels. The school community celebrated this historic accomplishment with a dedication ceremony on Thursday, May 3. The school is located at 5900 Elvas Ave.
Faculty, staff, the St. Francis school board, members of the solar project planning committee, SMUD representatives and community supporters joined with the student body for this festive occasion.
Generation of solar power from the 1,316 panels on the rooftops of seven campus buildings is projected to produce 30.6 percent of the school’s current electricity requirements and save the school $1 milliion over the next 25 years. The installation is being funded through a U.S. Treasury grant, Sacramento Municipal Utility District rebates and reductions in utility bills, according to a school news release.
Link to the website of St. Francis High School in Sacramento
contributing to the public dialogue
U.S. bishops promoting political responsibility with online resources for Catholics
Blog posts, YouTube videos, an online quiz and resources on Facebook are among the ways U.S. Catholics can learn about the Church’s teaching on issues and involvement in the political process, as part of an initiative of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).
These resources promote the document, "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship," the call to political responsibility issued by the U.S. bishops in 2007 and reissued last fall.
Resources include:
-- An issues quiz, which will help Catholics form their consciences through statistics and facts related to key moral issues including abortion, poverty, embryonic stem cell research and immigration. One quiz question will be posted every Tuesday and Thursday at www.facebook.com/usccb.
-- Video reflections by bishops, including Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles, Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami and Archbishop-designate William Lori of Baltimore, discussing different issues of importance for Catholic voters: www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/faithful-citizenship/videos-for-faithful-citizenship.cfm.
-- A “Catholics Care. Catholics Vote.” blog series, which explores different aspects of the bishops’ document, including its assertion that political involvement is a moral duty for Catholics, the questions of conscience formation and a range of issues highlighted by the bishops ahead of the 2012 Elections: http://usccbmedia.blogspot.com/2012/04/catholics-care-catholic-vote-series.html.
-- A tab on USCCB’s page on Facebook called “Catholics Care. Catholics Vote.” This web portal aggregates all of these resources at www.facebook.com/usccb/app_189116767802011.
Link to the website of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops at www.usccb.org
Bishop soto provides message in special report in Catholic herald
U.S. bishops issue call to action to defend religious liberty, resist unjust laws
American Catholics must resist unjust laws "as a duty of citizenship and an obligation of faith," a committee of the U.S. bishops said in a statement on religious liberty released April 12.
Titled "Our First, Most Cherished Liberty," the 12-page statement by the Ad Hoc Committee on Religious Liberty also calls for "a fortnight for freedom" from June 21, the vigil of the feasts of St. John Fisher and St. Thomas More, to July 4, U.S. Independence Day.
"This special period of prayer, study, catechesis and public action would emphasize both our Christian and American heritage of liberty," the committee said. "Dioceses and parishes around the country could choose a date in that period for special events that would constitute a great national campaign of teaching and witness for religious liberty."
The document was approved by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Administrative Committee during its March meeting for publication as a committee statement. Bishop Jaime Soto is a member of the Administrative Committee. It was published in English and Spanish April 12. The full text can be found at the link below.
The document lists several major concerns that prompt the bishops to act now. Other topics include the history and deep resonance of Catholic and American visions of religious freedom, the recent tactic of reducing freedom of religion to freedom of worship, the distinction between conscientious objection to a just law, and civil disobedience of an unjust law, the primacy of religious freedom among civil liberties, the need for active vigilance in protecting that freedom, and concern for religious liberty among interfaith and ecumenical groups and across partisan lines.
The April issue of Catholic Herald Magazine includes a three-page special report on religious freedom, including a message from Bishop Soto. He notes: "The notion that our faith can no longer define our works is a threat to the grace we bring in the name of Christ. It will inhibit our ability to be 'doers of the Word." (James 1:22). To read the special report, visit the link below. The bishop urges the Catholic faithful to join the Catholic Legislative Network at www.cacatholic.org and communicate with the White House and congressional representatives to urge a clear definition of religious employer.
Click here to read the full text of the April 12 statement from the Ad Hoc Committee
Click here to read the full March 14 statement from the USCCB Administrative Committee
Click here to read the special report on religious freedom from the April Catholic Herald Magazine
Link to www,cacatholic.org to join the Catholic Legislative Network
Link to a bulletin insert in English and Spanish with more information from the USCCB
golf tournament is May 21 in lincoln
Knights of Columbus support Camp ReCreation with various fundraising efforts during year
The Knights of Columbus Councils in the Diocese of Sacramento hold various fundraising events during the year to benefit Camp ReCreation. Camp ReCreation has been serving people with developmental disabilities since 1983.
Each year, Camp ReCreation provides a residential summer camp program and engaging year-round activities for its participants to inspire fun, friendship, social interaction and spiritual growth – all while creating valuable respite for parents and caregivers. Camp ReCreation also strives to increase the awareness and acceptance of persons with developmental disabilities in the greater community. This year, an additional week of summer camp has been scheduled for participants, according to Kathi Barber, director of Camp ReCreation.
Camp ReCreation is under the patronage of the Diocese of Sacramento and supported by the Knights of Columbus and many other generous individuals and organizations.
The 2012 Knights “Charity Through Golf” tournament will be held on Monday, May 21 at Catta Verdera Country Club in Lincoln, sponsored by the Father Neil Seidl Council No. 13672 of the Knights of Columbus. Camp ReCreation will be one of three charities that will benefit from this year’s event. The other charities are the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Divine Savior Parish in Orangevale and Albie Aware Breast Cancer Diagnostic Services. The shotgun start will begin at 10:30 a.m. for individuals and foursomes. For more information or to register, visit the link to www.2012kctg.com below.
The Knights of Columbus Council No. 4970 also recently presented a check for more than $6,500 to Sugar Herrero, a member of the Camp ReCreation Advisory Board, for this year’s summer camp program. Joining in the presentation were past Grand Knight Richard Schultz, chancellor Len Zerilli, Grand Knight Joe Kievernagel, Peter Mendenhall and J.C. Greco.
Link to the website of Camp ReCreation for more information
Link to more information about the Knights "Charity Through Golf" Tournament
youth ministry summer camp
Camp Pendola offers summer sessions beginning in June
Camp Pendola, the official youth ministry summer camp of the Diocese of Sacramento, is now accepting registration for the 2012 summer season.
This year, the traditional summer camp program will be celebrating 53 years of serving children and youth ages six to 17. Participants enjoy a week living in a simple cabin where Catholic values come alive in a positive, natural and fun-filled way.
Located in the Sierra Nevada foothills in the Tahoe National Forest 15 miles north of Nevada City, Camp Pendola is on 40 acres of natural, rustic surroundings. More than 20,000 campers over five decades have created a tradition that for many families continues every year and even passes from one generation to the next, according to Lori Rosene, director of Pendola Center.
Most camp sessions, the first of which begins June 24, are one week in length. During their time at camp, youths can hike, swim, make arts and crafts and play in the outdoors. Every cabin goes on a one-night “under the stars” overnight where campers cook out and spend the night.
Older youths have a variety of specialty options, ranging from a three-day, two-night canoe trip for seventh graders. Rosene notes that Pendola Center also offers two programs for high school youths that focus on leadership development: one for youths entering their freshman and sophomore years and a three-week counselor-in-training program for those students entering their junior and senior year.
For more information and registration materials or to register online, visit the link to the Camp Pendola website below or call Lori Rosene at (916) 733-0141 or e-mail to Lrosene@diocese-sacramento.org. Some scholarships are available and Camp Pendola offers multi-child or multi-week discounts.
Link to the website of Camp Pendola for information and online registration
Link to download an informational flyer from Camp Pendola about summer sessions
at the California Museum thru june 3
'Catholic Sisters in America' exhibit open in Sacramento
The “Women & Spirit: Catholic Sisters in America” exhibit is currently showing at The California Museum in Sacramento. The expansive exhibit premiered two years ago at the Cincinnati Museum Center, followed by stops at The S. Dillon Ripley Gallery at the Smithsonian, Ellis Island, and numerous other venues.
The exhibit is sponsored by the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) in association with the Cincinnati Museum Center. The LCWR is an association of leaders of congregations of Catholic women religious in the United States. The membership comprises representatives from about 95 percent of women religious nationwide.
An all-new installation was created for the final showing of this two-year touring exhibition at the California Museum and highlights the history of California sisters, who first arrived in San Francisco in 1851. the collection of new artifacts, many of which have never publicly displayed before, includes the charter for Notre Dame University, courtesy of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, and the baptismal certificate of Concepcion Arguello, the first Californian-born woman to become a nun, courtesy of the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael.
The exhibit runs through June 3 at the museum, located at 1020 O St. in Sacramento. School and parish groups are encouraged to sign up for group tours. Admission to the exhibit is $8.50 for adults, $7 for students and seniors, and $6 for ages 6-13. For tickets call (916) 654-1729. Museum hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.
Link to the website of the "Women & Spirit" exhibit for more information
Link to the website of The California Museum for more information
new online course for catechists
'Catechesis 101' now offered to give catechists a solid foundation for their ministry
The diocese’s Department of Evangelization and Catechesis has developed “Catechesis 101,” an innovative eight-lesson online course designed to give catechists a solid foundation for their ministry. The course is now available.
The course was designed for anyone engaged in the work of catechesis: K-8 faith formation, youth ministry, Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, marriage preparation, sacramental preparation and any other form of catechesis. All eight lessons contain beautiful, high quality video with music and instruction to enrich the learning experience.
In the Diocese of Sacramento, all catechists are required to be working toward obtaining or renewing their California catechist certificate. This course fulfills the content requirement of “The Nature of Catechesis and Catechetical Methodology.”
To access this and other courses, visit the link below to www.CatholicClass.org. The cost is $29. More information is also available by calling 1-866-981-8964.
Link to www.CatholicClass.org to sign up online
'faith foundations'
Diocese offering online course to fulfill most of coursework requirements
for catechist certificate
The Diocese of Sacramento, in partnership with My Catholic Faith Delivered™, is offering a 28-lesson online course called “Faith Foundations.”
This interactive online course fulfills most of the coursework requirements for one's catechist certification. It may also be taken by anyone simply to grow in one's own Catholic faith.
Students learn at their own pace, on their own time, from the comfort of their home or office. Lessons are enhanced by audio, video, links, assessment, reflection and online discussion. The cost is only $59 for all 28 lessons! The course grants completion credits for four areas: profession of faith, Christian mystery, Life in Christ and Christian prayer.
Other "mini-courses" are also available: a 12-lesson course that grants completion credit for profession of faith for $35; an eight-lesson course that grants completion credit for celebration of the Christian mystery for $35; and an eight-lesson course that grants completion credit for Life in Christ for $35. Coming Sept. 1 will be an eight-lesson course that grants completion credit for the nature of catechesis. To learn more about this course, visit www.Catechesis101.com.
If you have any questions about why or how to be certified or what other formation opportunities are available, speak with your parish catechetical coordinator. To sign up today online for "Faith Foundations," visit the link below to www.CatholicClass.org.
Link to informational flyer about 'Faith Foundations'
Link to www.CatholicClass.org to sign up online
follow us on twitter
Want to receive timely news from the Sacramento Diocese on your mobile phone?
You can now receive the latest news from the Diocese of Sacramento on your mobile phone. Simply text “follow saccatholic” to 40404. This service is provided free of charge by Twitter.
Be sure to add 40404 to your contacts list under the name “Twitter.” Then, whenever you receive news via SMA text message on your phone, you’ll see something like this: “Twitter: saccatholic: Bishop Soto to preside at Ash Wednesday liturgies on March 9" or "Twitter: saccatholic: Bishop will ordain three new priests next week at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament."
searchable Pdf on this website
2012 edition of the Diocese
of Sacramento Directory
now available on website
The 2012 edition (searchable PDF) of the Diocese of Sacramento Directory is now online on this website (see top right hand navigation margin).
The directory contains contact information for all parishes, schools, diocesan offices and institutions and agencies of the diocese. The directory also contains listings for all priests, deacons and men and women religious.
Use the searchable PDF of the 2012 diocesan directory to search all content in the directory. The diocese will publish a new 2012-13 printed and searchable PDF directory in August 2012.
Copies of the 2011 printed directory can still be purchased by using the link to the PDF form below. If you wish to order, print out the form with your requested order and mail it in with your payment. The suggested donation per book is $12.50 ($8 plus $4.50 for postage and handling). You may pay $8 per book (and avoid the postage and handling fee) by picking up your directory order at the Diocesan Pastoral Center at 2110 Broadway in Sacramento from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Only orders with payment by check or money order payable to the Diocese of Sacramento will be processed.
Link
to the order form to download and print to purchase the 2011 diocesan directory
report on causes and context of clergy sexual abuse of minors addresses several misperceptions about abuse, reports no single cause or predictor
According to a long-awaited report on the causes and context of sexual abuse by priests in the United States released May 2011, because potential sexual abusers of minors cannot be pinpointed through “identifiable psychological characteristics,” it is “very important” to prevent abuse by limiting the “situational factors” associated with it. The report said there is “no single identifiable ‘cause’ of sexually abusive behavior toward minors.” It encouraged steps to deny abusers “the opportunity to abuse.” The report is titled “The Causes and Context of Sexual Abuse of Minors by Catholic Priests in the United States, 1950-2010.” It reports the findings of a study mandated in 2002 under the U.S. Catholic bishops’ “Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People.”
Link to Child and Youth Protection and Pastoral Care resources in the Diocese of Sacramento
Link to the press release from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
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