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The Archbishop’s Appeal is the annual fundraising campaign that provides supplemental financial assistance to institutions, programs and ministries affiliated with the Catholic Church throughout the Archdiocese of San Antonio.
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The Appeal is a living manifestation of the Word of God serving our brothers and sisters in Christ. Its mission is to identify, develop, and acquire the financial resources to support archdiocesan ministries.
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Join us on Saturday, May 1st at 6pm. from the comfort of home as we transform the lives of thousands of children through our Hope for the Future fund.
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Follow Archbishop Gustavo through his website -- homilies, statements, prayers, and more are here.
Statements from Archbishop Gustavo, Auxiliary Bishop Michael Boulette, and the USCCB on immigration.
What you can do to help migrants and refugees.
Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller, MSpS; the Catholic Church response to clergy sexual abuse; and statements from Pope Francis and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
The Archdiocese of San Antonio is committed to Safe Environments for everyone. If you know of or suspect misconduct, whether sexual or nonsexual, we encourage you to report it to us. The Archdiocese of San Antonio wants you to feel comfortable when reporting misconduct and has contracted with NavexGlobal to provide a third party reporting system called EthicsPoint. Your report to EthicsPoint will be completely confidential and the report will only be distributed via secure portal to those within the Archdiocese responsible for investigating such matters. You can make a report by calling (844) 709-1169 or online at http://archsa.ethicspoint.com.
Catholics throughout the Archdiocese join together to express their solidarity with the Church by making a freewill contribution to help carry on the important work of Christ.
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Need to contact the archdiocese, but are not sure which agency, ministry, or person can help you best. Email our general mailbox, and we will forward your message to the correct office.
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The Archdiocese of San Antonio remains committed to do all that it can to prevent abuse, and has established an Office of Victim Assistance and Safe Environment.
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