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The compassionate mercy of God calls every one of us to do our part and make sacrifices to protect the old, the sick and the vulnerable.

Their efforts have been tireless, but these past weeks have been particularly challenging.

Schools of the Diocese of Sacramento may continue to offer in-person learning.

All the arch/dioceses in California together with Catholic health care ministries and Catholic Charities support the eradication of disease that disrupts human life.

"By coming back to campus, we have made a commitment to each other that our first priority is the safety of our students' cohorts."

Doing a daily check-in can help make stewardship a way of life.

947 pairs of socks were given out by class at St. Catherine of Siena School to men, women and children

"God bless you, Bishop Weigand, for you have been and continue to be a blessing for this local Church of Sacramento."

We must learn to give the best we have to God and others.

The World Day of the Poor is celebrated on the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 15, 2020.