Salesian Sisters Go Viral After Attending San Antonio Spurs Playoff Game
Salesian Sisters say their viral appearance at the San Antonio Spurs game has drawn an interest in Catholicism.
Salesian Sisters say their viral appearance at the San Antonio Spurs game has drawn an interest in Catholicism.
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller spoke candidly about his childhood under a repressive regime and how he will meet immigrants’ spiritual and physical needs.
For his commitment to faith and justice, he was arrested, tortured, and ultimately executed on April 1, 1927.
In a series of posts on X on Tuesday, García-Sillar expressed solidarity with Palestinians while also appearing to conflate the Jewish people with the state of Israel.
Archbishop García-Siller said in a March 15 statement that the Mission of Divine Mercy’s ‘status as a Catholic apostolate of the Archdiocese of San Antonio has been suppressed and revoked by official decree.’
Both men had their faculties removed and are prohibited from identifying themselves as priests. They are forbidden from wearing clerical clothing and using clerical titles.
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio said, ‘Their loss and sorrow are part of our own tragedy as a community. As we are all grieving, we also want to communicate our hope in the resurrection to those who mourn and to the world.’
The concrete statue depicting Joseph, Mary and Jesus was missing from outside St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in San Antonio as of the morning of Feb. 17.
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