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Las Misiones: Preserving San Antonio’s Historic Treasures
The San Antonio Missions have inspired pilgrims, tourists, and local faithful alike for nearly three centuries. Have you ever wondered how these almost 300-year-old churches have remained standing? The answer lies in the dedication of individuals, parish communities, and organizations committed to preserving this remarkable part of our Catholic heritage.
The San Antonio Missions: San Antonio’s First Catholic Schools
As we celebrate Catholic Schools Week in the Archdiocese of San Antonio, it is important to remember the role the San Antonio Missions played in shaping the city’s spiritual and educational landscape.
The Miracle of the Margil Vine: A Christmas Tale from the San Antonio Missions
Among the many tales from the San Antonio Missions, the legend of the Margil Vine stands out, especially during the Christmas season.
Advent, A Pilgrimage of Hope
Advent marks the beginning of the liturgical year and serves as the season of preparation for the birth of Christ.
Día de Los Muertos at the San Antonio Missions
In October, visitors to the San Antonio Missions will find colorful altars or ofrendas with photographs of deceased parishioners, religious icons, and sugar skulls.