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Archbishop says new migrant message is faith-based, not political, at San Fernando Mass

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By Darian Trotter Verified
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San Antonio's archbishop is urging Catholics and the broader community to take a more active role in supporting migrants, unveiling a new pastoral letter during a crowded morning Mass Monday at San Fernando Cathedral. Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller delivered the message as he introduced the letter, titled “We Will Come to You,” which he said is rooted in faith, not politics. “While my journey is not the same as many who suffer today, I recognize their fear. Today I say, I will not abandone you.
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Archbishop says new migrant message is faith-based, not political, at San Fernando Mass

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By Darian Trotter Verified
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Archbishop says new migrant message is faith-based, not political, at San Fernando Mass

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By Darian Trotter Verified
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
San Antonio’s archbishop is urging Catholics and the broader community to take a more active role in supporting migrants, unveiling a new pastoral letter during a crowded morning Mass Monday at San Fernando Cathedral. Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller delivered the message as he introduced the letter, titled “We Will Come to You,” which he said is rooted in faith, not politics. “While my journey is not the same as many who suffer today, I recognize their fear. Today I say, I will not abandone you.
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