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Roland Guerrero has been a pillar of dedication and faith at St. Pius Parish. His involvement spans several ministries: Music Ministry, Reconciliation Ministry, The Man Is You, and serving as a Spiritual Companion for retreats. Roland’s journey of service began at the tender age of 13, and his commitment has only deepened over the years. His story is one of unwavering love and dedication to his faith and community.

Announcing Jim Wahlberg as our Keynote Speaker for the 18th Annual Foundation of Faith Dinner, Serving with Corazón, “Faith in Action.” We will also honor Monsignor Arturo Banuelas as the Dei Gratia award winner.

Chole Armendariz stands as a beacon of unwavering dedication and profound faith within the Queen of Peace Parish community. She has poured her heart and soul into service for nearly two decades, touching countless lives through her ministries. Her commitment is not merely a responsibility to God’s work but a testament to her deep understanding of God’s boundless love and the sacrificial nature of service.

Dominga Villegas’s lifelong dedication to Santa Rosa de Lima parish is a testament to her profound love for God and unwavering commitment to serving His people. In her own words, Dominga shares her profound admiration for saints like Mother Teresa and St. Francis of Assisi, whose lives serve as guiding lights in her own spiritual journey. She strives to emulate their examples of selfless love and service, recognizing the immense privilege and responsibility of following in their footsteps.

Maureen de la Rosa stands as a shining example of faith in action within the St. Raphael community, embodying the spirit of service and evangelization for over four decades. Her ministry journey spans thirty years, marked by a deep commitment to nurturing souls and spreading the love of Christ.

Rosa Thorpe, a lifelong parishioner of St. Patrick, is a radiant testament to the transformative power of faith and service. For over 25 years, she has devoted herself wholeheartedly to serving in ministry, embodying the spirit of love and compassion in every aspect of her work. Her love for God and infectious joy serve as a beacon of hope and light within our community, illuminating the path and serving as an example of discipleship for all who encounter her.

Elia Cardenas, a steadfast member of the St. Mark parish for three decades, embodies the spirit of selfless service and unwavering dedication to her community. Elia exemplifies the true essence of discipleship in her compassionate spirit – to love God and neighbor wholeheartedly. Through her service and advocacy, she invites us all to embrace the call to love and solidarity, recognizing that our blessings are gifts to share with others. May we, inspired by Elia’s example, continue to walk together, support one another, and extend God’s love to all in need.

The Progress Annual Ministry Appeal, now in its 41st year, has been a crucial source of support for our ministries. You have provided the resources to continue their vital work and expand their reach. From assisting our community’s homebound to offering educational programs and spiritual enrichment opportunities, your support of the Progress Annual Ministry Appeal enables our ministries to make a tangible difference in the lives of others.

Join the Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of El Paso for an exclusive screening of His Only Son on four screens at the Alamo Drafthouse West on Monday, May 20th, from 6 to 9 p.m. Brought to you by CareFree Homes and Michael and Carrie Bagg. Proceeds from the tickets will benefit the Seminarian Education Endowment Fund. The Seminarian Education Fund was created to ensure continual resources for the formation of seminarians to serve as our Diocese’s future leadership.

The Catholic Foundation for the Diocese is proud to announce the Fr. Alfred Galvan Scholarship Fund for Cathedral High School. Fr. Al was a proud Cathedral graduate and attributes his Cathedral experience to why he joined the priesthood. A man from humble beginnings, he was grateful for the opportunity to attend Cathedral. The Fr. Alfred Galvan Scholarship fund of $600,000, which is expected to be fully funded this year, will help many young men achieve their dream of being Cathedral Irishmen despite their financial ability, and it is with great hope they, too, will serve the church in the future as Fr. Al did.