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Bishop Oscar Cantú of San Jose, Calif., speaks during a June 6, 2026, gathering titled "Conversation on Human Dignity, Ethics, and AI," at Our Lady of Peace Church and Shrine in Santa Clara, Calif. (OSV News photo/Oliver Tapio, courtesy Diocese of San José)

Bishop Cantú: AI encyclical puts human dignity at center of tech conversation

Charlie Camosy|Jul 10, 2026|6 Min Read

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Faith

San Jose bishop shares how the Eucharist changed his life

Diego Lopez Marina|Sep 9, 2024|5 Min Read

Death Penalty

California bishop praises district attorney’s decision to reset death penalties

John Lavenburg|Apr 11, 2024|4 Min Read

Police secure the scene of a mass shooting May 26, 2021, at a rail yard run by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority in San Jose, Calif. The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office reported eight people were killed and others injured. The gunman also was dead. (CNS photo/Peter DaSilva, Reuters)

San Jose bishop prays for victims of another 'senseless' shooting

Catholic News Service|May 26, 2021|2 Min Read

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Bishop Cantu will 'cooperate fully' with Vatican investigation

Catholic News Agency|Nov 19, 2020|2 Min Read

A firefighter from Chula Vista, Calif., monitors the LNU Lightning Complex Fire in Lake County Aug. 23, 2020. (CNS photo/Adrees Latif, Reuters)

Bishop Cantú: Californians 'on edge' as historic wildfires rage

Rhina Guidos|Aug 24, 2020|5 Min Read

Justin Bates, right, a survivor of the Gilroy Garlic Festival mass shooting, is comforted by his father, Rob Bates, during a candlelight vigil outside Gilroy City Hall in California July 29, 2019. The event honored those who died and were injured during the shooting a day earlier. The Diocese of San Jose held a bilingual prayer vigil July 29 for victims, survivors and first responders at St. Mary Church in Gilroy in response to the shooting that claimed three lives and injured 12 others. (CNS photo/Kate Munsch, Reuters)

San Jose bishop offers prayers on first anniversary of Gilroy shooting

Rhina Guidos|Jul 29, 2020|3 Min Read

Bishop Oscar Cantu of San Jose, Calif., is seen Sept. 26, 2019, as he visits a memorial near the site of the Aug. 3, 2019, Walmart mass shooting in El Paso, Texas. Bishop Cantu, who was at the memorial during a Sept. 23-27 pastoral encounter of U.S. bishops with migrants at the border, said the gun massacre of Latinos hit close to home for him because of his Mexican roots. (CNS photo/Tyler Orsburn)

For bishop with Mexican roots, El Paso's assault hit close to home

Rhina Guidos|Oct 1, 2019|5 Min Read

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Bishop Cantu assumes pastoral governance of San Jose Diocese

Catholic News Service|May 1, 2019|2 Min Read

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