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The Catholic Charismatic Center
San Jose, California, USA

The Catholic Charismatic Center is a Roman Catholic lay ministry located in, but not directly associated with, the Catholic Diocese of San Jose, California, USA.

The goal of the CCC is to support the Church and share information on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal. It does this by:

Maintaining the Catholic Charismatic Center on the World Wide Web and the Northern California Renewal Coalition (NCRC) web sites.

The CCC web site contains articles and meditations with a Catholic Charismatic focus, information on some of the key Charismatic newsletters -- such as those published by ICCRS and CHARISCENTER, and an International directory of Catholic Charismatic group and organizational web sites.

The NCRC web site contains information on the activities and events sponsored by the Northern California Renewal Coalition (NCRC). The coalition consists of the Charismatic Diocesan Liaisons from seven dioceses in Northern California.

Note: All other functions of the site garg.com are unrelated to the CCC.
Published a newsletter for the Charismatic Renewal in the Diocese of San Jose, CA.

From 1993 until 1999 the CCC produced the monthly newsletter Living Water. This was performed under the auspices of the Charismatic Pastoral Service Team of the Diocese of San Jose, as a service to the Bishop's Liaisons.
The CCC is also involved in the Church and community as follows:
Support the Northern California Renewal Coalition (NCRC) as needed.

Supported the National Service Committee by hosting on-line advertising for the 1998 and 1999 National Charismatic Conferences.

Provide other services as requested.

The Catholic Charismatic Center is an independant lay organization and is NOT directly associated with the National Service Committee to the Charismatic Renewal of the United States, the International Catholic Charismatic Renewal Services organization in the Vatican, or any other organization.

The information on these pages has been gathered from many sources, including newsletters, personal correspondance, and e-mail. Every attempt has been made to insure the accuracy of the information on this server, but things change! Please contact the editor if you discover any errors.