We have William Justice who will talk about allowing prayer to become action. Join us when we come back. Today we have bishop William Justice to discuss how we can prayerfully movein. We learn how to share the mercy of god with one another. The bishop has been in Northern California since his family moved west in 1946. He graduates graduated from saint gregory elementary and later from Saint Patricks cemetery in menlo park. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1968 and he served as a young priest and a number of San Francisco and San Mateo County parishes. That includes the Pastoral Ministry and most recently the victory of clergy. In 2008, he was named an auxiliary minister by Pope Benedict the 16th. Its a pleasure to have you here with us. Its a pleasure to be here. Host we are talking about the year of mercy and when pope francis declared it, i know his words were so inspiring to us. Even as you became a bishop, you had in your coat of arms that this endures for ever and this messag
Is all about, and how to live it well, and you want to love and be loved . I suggest that the answer is, whether youre 13 or 33, would be yes to all of these. To those yeses, the Catholic Church responds by saying come on, lets Work Together to find out how to answer all of this question successfully. Today, we will talk to two of the people who help the church and the work of communicating with these age groups. The coordinator said the ministry through youth and young adults for the archdiocese of San Francisco. Then, we will find out something about who are todays young people, what do they think, what do they want, what do they fear . How do we help them to find meaning, to build community, and to live in a deep and genuine relationship with jesus christ as the basis for deep and genuine relationships with themselves . And, with all of others. Please stay with us as we talk to our youth and young adult ministries about their work. Hello, welcome to mosaic. I want to introduce our g
And puzzled as to what life is about and how to live it well and do you want to love and beloved . I suggest that the answer is whether your 13 or 33 would be yes to all of these. And to those yeses, the Catholic Church responds by saying come on, lets Work Together to find out how to answer all of those questions successfully. We will talk to two of the people that helped the church in the work of communicating with these age groups for the archdioceses of San Francisco and find out something about who are todays young people and what do they think and want and fear . How do we help them to find meaning build community and live in a deep relationship with jesus christ and for deep relationships with themselves and others. Please stay with us. Hello and welcome to mosaic. I want to introduce our guests today. These are employees of the archdioceses, coordinators of ministry. Amanda george is on my life. Your coordinator of Youth Ministry and on her left, chris mary anna, your the same
And happy and find deep meaning in life and embrace the meaning. We will talk about how the Catholic Church can engage the rising generation. Theres an office of youth and Young Adult Ministry. Today were talking with george about our younger people. What are younger catholics seeking from the church . Where do they find meaning and a deeper life of faith . How can we help the young people to answer their deepest questions and di certain their mission in the world and integrate that nonl into their future work and family and Community Life . After this brief break, join us for a discussion on how young people can grow in faith, love and purposefulness. [ music ] the south bays first bart station is fuelling another big trend. As local leaders try to pair transit and housing. We have constructed high density units. Santa rosa wants a massive housing complex near the bart train stop but will bay residents leave their folks behind . Original reporting from kfiix news. Hello and welcome to
[boots hitting floor] [bells ringing] lean on me. When you are not strong [helicopter propeller] the Coast Guard Foundation gave me funds to attend school. During that same time, my wife was pregnant. The foundations grant allowed us to buy food, diapers, clothing. [helicopter propeller] Coast Guard Foundation really helps us to keep in touch with our families. They make an impact and it leaves an impression that you dont forget. I would like to thank the Coast Guard Foundation for helping out when times were tough. [helicopter propeller] [male announcer] because sometimes, even the rescuers need to be rescued. The Coast Guard Foundation. Proudly supporting the men and women of the United States coast guard and their families. Find out how you can help at rescue the rescuers dot org welcome to mosaic mosaic going on now through november 20. I am angela pollock, the director of Young Adult Ministry for the archdiocese of san francisco. Joining me today is father mark doherty. Is a vecto