In the name of the Diocese of Orange, I wish to offer our prayers, good wishes, and congratulations to Archbishop Gomez and all of our good neighbors and friends in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles upon today’s announcement.
GARDEN GROVE, CALIF., (JULY 20, 2015) – On Sunday, July 19, 2015, the new Chapel of Unity and Reconciliation within the Cathedral Cultural Center on the Christ Cathedral campus was formally blessed by the Most Reverend Kevin Vann, Bishop of Orange.
Pope Francis Releases Encyclical on Ecology, Laudato Si’ ‘On Care for Our Common Home’ The Vatican has released Pope Francis’s encyclical letter on ecology, Laudato Si’. In what he calls
NEWPORT BEACH, CA – Supporters of the Diocese of Orange and its expanding communications platforms gathered Tuesday at the Fairmont Hotel in Newport Beach to celebrate a major milestone: with a weekly circulation of 80,000, the Orange County Catholic is now the largest weekly Catholic newspaper in the country.
$20 Million Anonymous Gift, Largest in Diocese of Orange History, Pledged to Christ Cathedral Renovation GARDEN GROVE, CA – The Diocese of Orange has received a pledge for a $20
The Catholic Association of Diocesan Ecumenical and Interreligious Officers (CADEIO) has presented Bishop Emeritus Tod Brown with its highest honor, the James E. Fitzgerald Award.
GARDEN GROVE, CALIF., (MARCH 13, 2015) – The Most Reverend José H. Gomez, Archbishop of Los Angeles, The Most Reverend Kevin Vann, Bishop of Orange, and The Most Reverend Rutilio del Riego, Auxiliary Bishop of San Bernardino will join hundreds of faithful advocates for the third annual Southern California Immigration Summit at Christ Cathedral.
ORANGE, CALIF., (FEB. 12, 2015) – Catholic Charities of Orange County (CCOC) will host its 25th annual Mardi Gras Ball, the largest Catholic fundraiser of its kind in Orange County. The black-tie event will draw more than 500 distinguished guests to celebrate the spirit of philanthropy and reflect on the bountiful contributions of Catholic Charities.
GARDEN GROVE, CA – Orange County Catholic Radio, the first radio program to be broadcast from the campus of Christ Cathedral, debuted in the Southern California market on the morning of Jan. 15.