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  April 17, 2006VOL. 44, NO. 8Oakland, CA

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Sisters lead relief in 1906 quake
Mercy Sisters send patients to Oakland, set up tent hospital
Mission San Jose Dominicans take in children made homeless by quake

1906 disaster spurs new ministries in East Bay
Holy Names Sisters move three times to escape fire engulfing San Francisco
Presentation Sisters become refugees and relief workers
Providence Sisters comfort quake victims at hospital in Oakland

Daughters of Charity remember 1906

Gospel of Judas’ paints favorable image
'Gospel of Judas’ not likely to resolve theological debates, says bible scholar
A brief explanation of gnosticism

Cost of clergy sex abuse in U.S. now exceeds $1.5 billion
Judging effectiveness of abuse policy issues
'Fraternal correction’ urged for two bishops

Hundreds of thousands flock to Washington D.C. immigration rally

Carondelet High students tackle
consumerism as issue of faith

New administrator named to St. Jarlath Parish

Project Andrew recruits priests

Peace activist priest to speak May 8 at Christ the King Church

Red Cross honors local heroes

Red Cross seeks church involvement

Holy Spirit School in Fremont wins
national award for innovation

Catholic book store relocates from S.F.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Catholic book store relocates from S.F.

Pauline Books & Media has relocated its store from San Francisco to Redwood City and will hold a grand opening celebration on April 22. The new store at 2640 Broadway at El Camino Real is a five-minute walk from CalTrain.

Operated by the Daughters of St. Paul, an order of women religious dedicated to spreading the Gospel through media, the store features bibles and other religious books as well as religious music and DVDs, both in English and Spanish, and gifts for First Communion and other occasions.

The store has a Eucharistic chapel open to all visitors.

The April 22 event runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, call (650) 369-4230.

 

 


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