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	Roman Catholic Diocese of Fresno
		The Diocese of Grass Valley is erected as a suffragan of the Archdiocese of San Francisco.
		The diocesan catholic population is estimated to be 307,000.
		Steinbock is appointed the fourth Bishop of the Diocese of Fresno.
	www.dioceseoffresno.org /history.html (935 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Metro -- San Diego Diocese faces new complaint
		The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego has transferred real estate worth up to $325 million to an educational corporation, hurting the chances that sexual abuse victims will be paid for their suffering, a lawyer said in court papers filed yesterday.
		The 925,000-member diocese could be ordered to pay as much as $500 million in damages if the San Diego cases go to trial, but the property transfers may make that impossible, Leavitt said.
		Rodrigo Valdivia, the diocese's chancellor, said payments are being made as part of "pastoral outreach" to victims of sexual abuse – as long as people don't approach the church with lawyers.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/metro/20040902-9999-7m2diocese.html (1007 words)

	Our History - Roman Catholic Diocese of San Jose in California
		The Diocese of San Jose is coterminous with the boundaries of Santa Clara County which includes 15 cities/townships and some unincorporated areas under county jurisdiction.
		The Diocese of San Jose belongs to the Ecclesiastical Province of San Francisco, consisting of the Metropolitan See of the Archdiocese of San Francisco and the Dioceses of Honolulu, Las Vegas, Oakland, Reno, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Jose, Santa Rosa, and Stockton.
		Archbishop John R. Quinn implemented the final plans for the erection of the new Diocese of San Jose and Santa Clara County was established as the Diocese of San Jose by Pope John Paul II on January 27, 1981.
	www.dsj.org /_082006site_backup/community/history.asp (784 words)

	Journal of San Diego History
		Mexican Catholics were defined by the new bishop as a "burden" for his newly established diocese, due to their low economic status, and their lack of religious instruction in the Catholic faith.
		In San Bernardino, for example, the appointment of the SAR priests was the result of numerous complaints from Mexican parishioners, regarding the lack of Spanish-speaking priests to minister to Mexican Catholics.
		This was indicative of a Mexican Catholic laity, faithfully aligned with the Mexican Catholic Church, and directly influenced by the Catholic ideals of the Cristero Revolts.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /journal/91fall/catholic.htm (5507 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		SAN DIEGO -- Bishop Robert Brom apologized to the family of gay nightclub owner John McCusker for denying him a Catholic funeral because of his business activities and promised to preside over a memorial service.
		Brom, who heads the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, said in a statement Monday that he would preside at a Mass in memory of McCusker at the Immaculata Catholic Church at the University of San Diego campus.
		Denying a parishioner funeral services is allowed under a rarely used provision in Catholic canon law usually reserved for the gravest of sinners, according to the Rev. John J. Coughlin, an internationally respected professor of canon law at the University of Notre Dame.
	www.officer.com /news/IBS/kgtv/news-2637881.html (472 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Metro -- S.D. diocese hit by 11 new abuse suits
		The Roman Catholic diocese of San Diego was hit with 11 more lawsuits alleging children were sexually abused by 13 priests and a lay worker at a handful of church institutions from the 1940s to 1980.
		One priest, the Rev. Barry Vinyard, flatly denies the allegations, according to a spokesman for the diocese.
		As the lawsuits against the diocese continue to stack up, Valdivia said Bishop Robert H. Brom "remains open to exploring a pastoral resolution of any claim whether or not litigation is pending." The diocese has long preferred settling claims before they end up in court.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/metro/20031224-9999_7m24clergy.html (741 words)

	USATODAY.com - Judge drops challenge to Catholic diocese property transfer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		LOS ANGELES (AP) — A judge rejected a challenge to a transfer of property by the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, saying the plaintiffs lacked standing to claim that the diocese was trying to protect its assets from alleged sex-abuse victims.
		The lawyer who brought the case had argued that the property transfers, potentially worth tens of millions of dollars, were an attempt to shield the diocese's assets from alleged victims of clergy sexual abuse who have sued the church.
		San Diego attorney Andrea Leavitt would not say whether she planned to continue pursuing her claim, given Tuesday's ruling by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Haley Fromholz.
	www.usatoday.com /news/nation/2004-10-05-church-challenge_x.htm (456 words)

	Presbytery of San Diego - Interfaith Housing Foundation
		aim is to target the segment of the San Diego County population not by market-rate housing development organizations.
		San Diego Interfaith Housing Foundation was established in 1969 as a practical ministry of several Christian denominations.
		These churches include the African Methodist Episcopal Churches of San Diego County, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), METRO Department of San Diego District United Methodist Union, Presbytery of San Diego, Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego and the San Diego Association of The United Church of Christ.
	www.presbyterysd.org /ministries/interfaith.html (204 words)

	Roman Catholics' beliefs in demonic posession and exorcism
		In the past, the church's beliefs about the nature of women and of human sexuality led to the belief that every newborn was possessed by an indwelling demon because of its intimate contact with its mother's birth canal.
		The devil told a woman that he would make her spit out a transistor radio and lo and behold she started spitting out bits and pieces of a radio transistor...I have seen levitations, and a force that needed six or eight men to hold the person still.
		Gary Thomas of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, CA, was interviewed briefly on the ABC program Good Morning America for 2006-MAY-16.
	www.religioustolerance.org /chr_exor2.htm (1045 words)

	Poynter.org - Clergy Abuse Tracker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Catholic bishop promises to turn over all records of complaints of sexual abuse made against priests dating to 1936, when the diocese was founded.
		SAN DIEGO -- At the request of local prosecutors, the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego has agreed to turn over records of complaints about sexual abuse by priests dating to the founding of the diocese in 1936.
		A Roman Catholic bishop who was forced to resign as head of one diocese by a sex scandal in 1999 was accused in a suit filed Friday of molesting a Huntington Park altar boy during a sexual relationship that began in 1968 and continued for nearly 20 years.
	www.poynterextra.org /extra/abusetracker/2002_06_30_archive.htm (11252 words)

	Recordnet.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		TRACY -- A national organization for victims of sexual abuse by priests asked the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of San Joaquin on Thursday to remove a part-time Tracy priest accused of molesting girls when he was a Catholic priest more than 30 years ago.
		The semiretired priest is named in a lawsuit against the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego on behalf of a woman identified as Patty M., alleging that Booth sexually molested her from 1969 to 1970 when he was a priest at Mission San Diego del Alcala.
		Dave Cohen, a spokesman for the San Diego Police Department, said the alleged abuse was brought to their attention in 2002.
	online.recordnet.com /articlelink/050704/news/articles/050704-gn-3.php (715 words)

	ECSD - Events
		Dennis Mikulanis-Vicar for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego.
		The Melkite Catholic Church in San Diego is looking for a permanent home and would be willing to work with any church which might be moving to purchase the property.
		The Ecumenical Council of San Diego County is a registered non-profit organization.
	www.ecsd.org /events.htm (555 words)

	School Profile
		Our Lady of the Sacred Heart School, a Catholic school in the Diocese of San Diego, is promising to focus on the academic, spiritual, cultural, and social needs of its students and their families.
		The former convent was leased to the County of San Diego Area Agency on Aging, with the revenue going to the general operating funds of the school.
		In 1990, the County of San Diego relocated its agency.
	www.olsh.cx /schoolprofile.php (5103 words)

	Catholic review board
		Askren's appointment by Bishop Robert Brom was announced yesterday by the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, along with the appointments of five other lay people, one priest, one deacon and one nun.
		Monsignor John Dickiem, pastor of St. Mary Magdalene in San Diego and a former rector of St. Francis Seminary in San Diego.
		Anne Hendershott, professor of sociology at the University of San Diego and author of the recently published book, "The Politics of Deviance." Hendershott is a member of Immaculata church on the USD campus.
	www.sandiegosnap.org /9-12-02.html (687 words)

	Boi From Troy » Bishop blocks funerals for gay club owner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I was saddened yesterday to hear of the passing of John McCusker, owner of Club Montage in San Diego.
		None of the 98 Catholic churches in San Diego or Imperial counties will be allowed to provide services for Club Montage owner John McCusker as a result of the decision by San Diego Bishop Robert Brom.
		The bishop, Robert H. Brom of the Diocese of San Diego, who canceled funeral rites for the club owner, John McCusker, after citing a clash between the man’s “business activities” and the church’s moral teachings, met with Mr.
	boifromtroy.com /?p=3760 (1241 words)

	John Paul the Great Catholic University
		JP Catholic was organized on 12/3/2003 and the incorporation was approved by the State of California on 2/3/2004.
		This means that financial contributions to JP Catholic received after its incorporation date of 12/3/2003 are deductible under section 170 of the code.
		Step 8: JP Catholic leased a facility on Feb 1, 2006 and spent the next 8-months obtaining a Conditional Use Permit from the City of San Diego, which is required to operate a university at the leased location.
	www.jpcatholic.com /about/legal.php (711 words)

	November trials for 5 priest lawsuits
		Five sexual-abuse cases filed against the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego were assigned Tuesday to veteran Judge John Einhorn by San Diego Superior Court Presiding Judge Janis Sammartino.
		The Rev. Patrick O'Keefe, who is retired from the Diocese of San Bernardino, allegedly engaged in fondling and masturbation of a teenage boy in a school office and rectory at St. Adelaide church in the suburb of Highland.
		(San Bernardino was once a part of the San Diego diocese.) The suit set for trial involving Edward Anthony Rodrigue is one of 19 filed against the former priest and convicted child molester.
	www.rickross.com /reference/clergy/clergy497.html (652 words)

	Going their own way: Independent Catholic churches at home in the world North County Times - North San Diego and ...
		Instead, he joined the American Catholic Church, one of many independent Catholic or "Old Catholic" churches in the United States that are not part of the Roman Catholic Church.
		She has studied independent Catholic churches for five years and is working on a book called "The Other Catholic Church." According to Byrne, there isn't an organization in the United States that oversees all of the independent Catholic churches, and they aren't as well known as the Roman Catholic Church.
		Janine Stock, who is now a Catholic Church of America priest for the All Saints parish in Carlsbad, said she left the Roman Catholic Church because she felt a calling ---- "something that tugs at you, pulls you, calls you" ---- for the priesthood.
	www.californian.com /articles/2006/10/14/faith/19_02_4310_12_06.txt (1807 words)

	San Diego Source > News > San Diego law firms coordinate cases filed against diocese
		San Diego law firms coordinate cases filed against diocese
		As San Diego attorneys file lawsuits against the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, alleging clergy sexually abused children in incidences spanning several decades, a few local law firms are guiding the largest coordinated sexual abuse cases in San Diego's history.
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	www.sddt.com /News/article.cfm?SourceCode=20031111tbb (153 words)

	Diocese will pay former altar boy who was abused (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		San Diego -- The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego has reached a settlement with one of three men who came forward this year with claims that retired Monsignor Rudolph Galindo sexually abused them decades ago when they were altar boys at a Chula Vista church.
		Galindo's name had been turned over to the San Diego District Attorney's Office, but a spokeswoman said the retired priest cannot be prosecuted unless the victims cooperate.
		In June, after the U.S. Catholic bishops adopted a national policy for clergy who sexually abuse minors, Brom said that since he became bishop in 1990, the diocese has received such complaints against 23 priests and had paid out about $200,000 in medical and counseling services for victims.
	www.rickross.com /reference/clergy/clergy108.html (573 words)

	Washington Blade Online
		When the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego refused last week to allow any of its churches to hold a funeral for John McCusker, the gay owner of two gay bars, his family showed tremendous class.
		The head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego apologized yesterday to the family of gay nightclub owner John McCusker, less than a week after denying McCusker a Catholic funeral because of his "business activities," according to a statement released by McCusker's family.
		In a stunning twist to a controversy that has created an uproar in San Diego's gay and Catholic communities, Bishop Robert Brom also promised to preside at a mass in memory of McCusker at he Immaculata Catholic Church at the University of San Diego, according to the statement.
	www.washblade.com /blog/index.cfm?blog_id=406 (511 words)

	Diocese of Brownsville \| The Faithful of the Rio Grande Valley, Texas
		• The diocese’s evangelization initiative – Disciples in Mission was launched in January and followed with training sessions throughout the year that involved parishioners from each parish in the Valley.
		Forty acres was donated to the diocese in north Edinburg at Hwy.
		An orientation for all new priests, religious and lay employees of the Diocese of Brownsville and its institutions and parishes is scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 10 at the Basilica Auditorium in San Juan from 9 a.m.
	www.cdob.org (1603 words)

	Information On Local Priests Given To DA - News
		SAN DIEGO -- The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego turned over information regarding 15 child sexual abuse cases involving priests to District Attorney Paul Pfingst, it was reported Wednesday.
		The other 11 cases involve adults who recounted to diocese officials that they had been abused as children, some saying the abuse occurred decades ago, the newspaper reported.
		On Monday, Brom told reporters that the Roman Catholic diocese of San Diego has received complaints against 23 priests for sexually abusing minors since he became bishop 12 years ago.
	www.10news.com /news/1520455/detail.html (429 words)

	Gay Rights Watch: Bishop won't allow funeral for club owner
		The bishop made the decision three days later after learning that McCusker's family planned to hold his funeral at the Immaculata Catholic Church on the campus of the University of San Diego, where McCusker went to school.
		The diocese issued a statement yesterday, saying: "The facts regarding the business activities of John McCusker were not known by church officials when arrangements were requested for his funeral.
		McCusker cannot be granted a funeral in a Catholic church in the chapel of the Diocese of San Diego."
	www.gayrightswatch.com /2005/03/bishop-wont-allow-funeral-for-club.html (858 words)

	Regional Briefing \| www.azstarnet.com ®
		The 44-foot yacht was intercepted by the U.S. Coast Guard near an entrance to Los Angeles Harbor late Monday.
		LOS ANGELES - A lawyer for alleged victims of sexual abuse by priests said Wednesday that the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego used questionable financial tactics to secure a nearly $30 million bond to build three high schools.
		A court motion alleges that a "straw corporation" was created to avoid disclosing sexual-abuse lawsuits that would have disqualified the diocese from the bond.
	www.azstarnet.com /sn/printDS/37116 (207 words)

	University of San Diego Magazine
		More than 2,700 letters were stacked in piles around his desk, each addressed to one of the nation's college or university presidents.
		Swept along by changes in society, the Catholic Church and the campus itself, the institutions soon became so intertwined that within a few years a merger was inevitable.
		In March 1969, while official talk of a merger was still in the early stages, students took the lead and voted to combine the college's student governments, and in May 1969 published their first joint yearbook.
	www.sandiego.edu /publications/usdmagazine/fall2002/merger.shtml (1034 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Metro -- Bishop apologizes for barring Catholic funeral of gay nightclub owner (via ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		SAN DIEGO – The head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego apologized Monday to the family of gay nightclub owner John McCusker, less than a week after decreeing that McCusker couldn't have a Catholic burial because of his "business activities," according to a statement released by McCusker's family.
		In a stunning twist to a controversy that has created an uproar in the San Diego gay and Catholic communities, Bishop Robert Brom also promised to preside at a mass in memory of McCusker at The Immaculata Catholic church on the campus of the University of San Diego.
		It was only last week that the bishop forced The Immaculata to cancel McCusker's funeral, declaring that no parish within the diocese, which includes San Diego and Imperial Counties, could hold a Catholic funeral for him.
	www.signonsandiego.com.cob-web.org:8888 /news/metro/20050321-2013-bromapology.html (333 words)

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