Multiethnic Mass to Be Held in Orange
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To conclude the National Migration Week observance throughout Catholic churches in the country, Bishop Tod Brown, the Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Orange, will lead a multiethnic Mass at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, at Holy Family Cathedral, 566 S. Glassell St. in Orange.
Members of many ethnic communities are expected to attend, including Native Americans, descendants of immigrants, recent immigrants, Italian, Chinese, Czech, Filipino, Korean, Latino, Samoan, Tongan and Vietnamese.
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