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Hispanic Ministry

- Mission
  
  The Office of Hispanic Ministry assists the Bishop and/or his designate in visioning integration and administration of the ministerial needs of the Hispanic Community. This includes:
  
  The promotion and implementation of the National Pastoral Plan for Hispanic Ministry, the Diocesan Pastoral Plan and other diocesan strategies and pastoral plans.
  
  Consultation and resourcing services in collaboration (Pastoral de Conjunto) with Hispanic leadership, regarding Hispanic culture, ministry building, leadership development and social needs of the Hispanic community.
  
  Support to diocesan departments, deanery and parish pastoral leadership and staff regarding Hispanic culture, ministry building, leadership development and social needs of the Hispanic community.
- Ministry among Hispanics requires an openness to pastoral and social realities that challenge the Church to respond with new ardor, methods, and expressions in ministry.
  
  Encuentro & Mission: A Renewed Pastoral Framework for Hispanic Ministry
  United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
- V Encuentro Creating a Culture of Encounter
- Mass in Spanish Find Community
- Ecclesial Movements Agents of a New Evangelization
- Immigration Welcome the Stranger
- Comunidad Latina Web Section for Spanish-Speakers
- Resources Ministry Development
Quick Links
Latino Pastoral Leaders Initiative

Webinars in Spanish

Facebook in Spanish

Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration
- Upcoming Events
  
  Texas Catholic Pro-Life Day 2023
  
  Saturday, January 28, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  
  Texas Catholic Pro-Life Day praying for an End to Abortion and a Restoration of the Dignity of Human Life.
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- Contact Us
  
  Luisa de Poo
  
  Director of Life, Marriage and Family
  
  (512) 949-2487
  luisa-depooaustindiocese.org

Hispanic Ministry

Ministry among Hispanics requires an openness to pastoral and social realities that challenge the Church to respond with new ardor, methods, and expressions in ministry.