Congratulations to our Class of 2013!
Bishop Daniel Flores from the Diocese of Brownsville, provided a moving and realistic keynote address during this year’s immigration symposium. Titled, Violence on the Border, Immigration, and the Mission of the Church, Bishop Flores shared his personal witness of the violence and how it is impacting the people he loves on both sides of the border. Click here to read the keynote or hear the audio.
To learn more about the realities of the violence happening on the US and Mexico border, read the documents written by pastoral border agents for the fourth annual Immigration Symposium: Violence on the Border: Consequences & Pastoral Responses. Click here to read the articles.
Register to learn English or Spanish Two four week sessions offered each semester and in the summer. For more information please call (210) 732-2156 ext 7110 or visit the Continuing Education tab on this website to register online.
MACC wishes all fathers a very blessed and wonderful Father’s Day on Sunday June 19th!
MACC joyfully welcomes students from across the United States who will be spending their summer learning English or Spanish.
The Hispanic Ministry in the 21st Century program is an intense three week introduction to Hispanic Ministry. The program is an orientation to the culture, history, and faith expressions of Mexican Americans. The program runs May 30-June 17. For more information or to register for future sessions please contact MACC at (210) 732-2156 ext 7102 or visit www.maccsa.org for future dates.
Congratulations to MACC’s first graduates! Brian Garcia will receive his BA in Pastoral Ministry and Miguel Moreno who will receive his Pre-Theology Certificate.
Visit our Continuing Education page to register for our Summer Language Courses!
The escalating violence in Mexico has already claimed the lives of over 30,000 people in the past four years. In response to the call of the Texas Bishops to be in prayerful solidarity with the people of Mexico, MACC in collaboration with Catholic Relief Services (CRS), will host a Lenten Prayer Service, Tuesdays during Lent. On each of the five Tuesday’s beginning March 15th we will begin with prayer, the Migrant Way of the Cross and then invite all who are present to place a white cross on our fence as a sign of solidarity with the people of Mexico. We will continue with theological reflection and discussion on what our faith requires of us. Click here for more information.