Latino Surge Challenges Parishes

Catholic News Service January 17, 2017

Latino Surge Challenges Parishes

Latino Surge Challenges Parishes

Clergy in Southern California discuss how U.S. Catholic parishes can accommodate the Hispanic population as it continues to grow.

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