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Our Major Gifts Officer, Analisa Cordova-Silverstein, will visit West Texas from January 23 to 26, 2025, to meet with parishioners and educate them about the Catholic Legacy Endowment funds the Catholic Foundation has for the parishes and missions in West Texas.

Each October, with support from the Catholic Foundation, the Diocese of El Paso calls upon all parishes, monasteries, seminaries, and chapels that celebrate Saturday Vigil and Sunday Masses to participate in a Mass Attendance Count. This important annual initiative captures valuable insights into attendance trends, parish demographics, and language needs, helping to deepen and expand our evangelizing mission within the Diocese of El Paso.

Cada octubre, con el apoyo de la Fundación Católica, la Diócesis de El Paso convoca a todas las parroquias, monasterios, seminarios y capillas que celebran Vigilias del sábado y Misas del domingo a participar en un Conteo de Asistencia en Misa. Esta importante iniciativa anual captura valiosos conocimientos sobre las tendencias de asistencia, la demografía parroquial y las necesidades lingüísticas, ayudando a profundizar y expandir nuestra misión evangelizadora dentro de la Diócesis de El Paso.

Celebrate the joy of Christmas at our first ever St. Nicholas Christmas Generosity Tea.

Please help us raise funds for the Migrant Ministry Fund on Thursday, October 17, for El Paso Giving Day!

Analisa Cordova Silverstein, Major Gifts Officer, shares her story of playing Bible Basketball at St. Joseph, which lead to our first ever Catholic Trivia Night.

The Diocese of El Paso will conduct the annual Mass attendance count on the weekends of October 12-13 and 19-20 at your local parish, including seminaries, monasteries, UTEP campus ministry, and televised Masses. Make sure you and your family are part of this year’s Mass attendance count.

Loretto Community’s new leadership to take office September 15

More than 80 participants learned the meaning of a life of Stewardship at the 3rd annual Bilingual Diocesan Stewardship Conference held last month at St. Raphael’s Parish. Participants learned that God is the Giver of all: our families, personal time, jobs, resources, environment, human life, faith, and indeed everything, and as faithful stewards, we make a conscious commitment to “give” back to God, in gratitude and love, a portion of our time, talent and treasure.

The Bishop of El Paso, Bishop Mark Seitz, began the conference with an opening keynote, mentioning that when he thinks about Stewardship, he thinks about a way to translate abstract Gospel ideals into daily life. “I think about a way that a community can go beyond a minimalistic understanding of what it is to be a Catholic – a method to rekindle the fire of our discipleship.”

Over 700 Catholics in the Diocese gathered together to celebrate the works of Monsignor Arturo Banuelas and were inspired by Jim Wahlberg. Over $232,000 was raised for the endowments and works of our Catholic Diocese.