Find more information and resources about Lent and Lenten practices and regulations here.

Bishop Cotta has announced that, as of Ash Wednesday, February 14, 2024, the faithful will kneel following the Lamb of God at Mass in the Diocese of Stockton. Click here to read more!

Resources for Prayer during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Jan 18-25 from the USCCB

Bishop Cotta has released a statement regarding the recent declaration from the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith at the Vatican, which clarifies the possibility of offering simple blessings to persons who are living in irregular situations with regard to Catholic teaching on marriage and sexuality.

Since January 1st falls on a Monday, there is no obligation to attend Mass on that day in the United States.

Both the 4th Sunday of Advent and Christmas are days of obligation to attend Mass. How does that work when Christmas begins on Sunday evening? Read this helpful article for more information!

On November 2nd we commemorate all the faithful departed. For Mass times at our cemeteries and to learn more about the traditions and practices of All Souls, click here.

All Saints Day - November 1st - is a Holy Day of Obligation. It is the day we especially celebrate all the saints in heaven, canonized or not! Click here to learn more about the Feast of All Saints.

Bishop Cotta offers a short reflection on Bl. Carlo Acutis (whose feast day is October 12th), and how he can inspire us during the National Eucharistic Revival.

Bishop Cotta offers a short reflection on Bl. Carlo Acutis (whose feast day is October 12) and how he can inspire us during the Eucharistic Revival.

Take the 9-day Prayer Challenge to spark your devotion and love for Jesus in the Holy Eucharist!

Bishop Cotta has given permission for the distribution of the Precious Blood at Mass beginning July 1st. Click here to view the letter.

Bishop Barron's series on the Mass is available to stream online for free in support of the Eucharistic Revival!

The USCCB Secretariat for Divine Worship has been making a liturgical calendar for the United States available about a year and a half in advance of each liturgical year, though they required payment for any beyond the current year. Beginning this year, the calendars will be available in electronic format at no charge. The calendars for 2023, 2024, and 2025 are now available.