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Parish Statistics Amount Percent of Percent Parish Name as of June 23, 2020 Goal Received Amount Pledged Goal # of Gifts Total HH Participation Annunciation of the BVM $510,000 $382,217 $468,342 91.8% 188 595 31.6% Blessed Sacrament - Poth $349,000 $148,715 $164,125 47.0% 136 625 21.8% Blessed Sacrament -SA $1,338,000 $459,419 $673,646 50.3% 326 1400 23.3% Christ the King $230,000 $61,899 $103,404 45.0% 76 205 37.1% Church of the Good Shepherd $782,000 $442,937 $604,466 77.3% 325 1292 25.2% Church of the Holy Spirit $2,050,000 $1,415,579 $1,985,297 96.8% 585 3250 18.0% Divine Providence $354,000 $43,345 $83,661 23.6% 72 500 14.4% Holy Cross - D'hanis $150,000 $83,976 $115,776 77.2% 64 210 30.5% Holy Family - San Antonio $250,000 $35,415 $64,330 25.7% 42 600 7.0% Holy Family -NB $300,000 $77,774 $151,472 50.5% 142 500 28.4% Holy Name -SA $513,000 $197,002 $257,123 50.1% 163 1600 10.2% Holy Rosary - SA $270,000 $90,320 $124,233 46.0% 132 325 40.6% Holy Trinity - Falls City $198,000 $146,899 $214,025 108.1% 72 250 28.8% Immaculate Conc BVM - Panna Maria $196,000 $217,134 $233,500 119.1% 33 113 29.2% Immaculate Conception - San Antonio $101,000 $18,596 $62,334 61.7% 89 400 22.3% Immaculate Conception - Marion $104,000 $56,344 $73,341 70.5% 56 138 40.6% Immaculate Heart of Mary - Pearsall $360,000 $15,374 $28,577 7.9% 29 500 5.8% Immaculate Heart of Mary - Yancey $28,000 $25,892 $28,081 100.3% 13 37 35.1% Immaculate Heart of Mary -SA $249,000 $164,723 $266,717 107.1% 153 849 18.0% Korean Martyrs $70,000 $822 $1,461 2.1% 3 70 4.3% Mary Queen of the Universe - Comstock $22,000 $19,995 $24,194 110.0% 14 25 56.0% Amount Percent of Percent Parish Name as of June 23, 2020 Goal Received Amount Pledged Goal # of Gifts Total HH Participation Mission Concepcion $170,000 $186,440 $216,949 127.6% 51 137 37.2% Nativity of the BVM - Cestohowa $179,000 $25,750 $32,840 18.3% 29 106 27.4% Notre Dame - Kerrville $1,273,000 $387,591 $569,363 44.7% 311 2300 13.5% O.L.P.Help -SA $115,000 $89,491 $136,352 118.6% 98 250 39.2% OL Guadalupe -Seguin $482,000 $87,884 $144,955 30.1% 152 1366 11.1% OLPH - NB & St. John-Hunter mission $462,000 $121,900 $164,830 35.7% 125 633 19.7% Our Lady of Good Counsel-SA $159,000 $7,149 $15,220 9.6% 25 250 10.0% Our Lady of Grace - LaCoste $372,000 $27,385 $31,027 8.3% 9 900 1.0% Our Lady of Grace -SA $935,000 $670,242 $907,206 97.0% 174 488 35.7% Our Lady of Guadalupe - San Antonio $290,000 $60,615 $78,542 27.1% 123 350 35.1% Our Lady of Guadalupe - Del Rio $374,000 $74,078 $169,231 45.2% 129 540 23.9% Our Lady of Guadalupe - Leming $53,000 $2,945 $5,147 9.7% 11 110 10.0% Our Lady of Guadalupe - Helotes $1,995,000 $338,418 $562,367 28.2% 589 5214 11.3% Our Lady of Mt Carmel (El Carmen) $217,000 $178,229 $249,507 115.0% 305 409 74.6% Our Lady of Mt. Carmel - Big Foot $16,000 $3,145 $5,260 32.9% 8 75 10.7% Our Lady of Perpetual Help - Selma $2,610,000 $633,781 $1,071,196 41.0% 452 4600 9.8% Our Lady of Sorrows $143,000 $42,020 $60,776 42.5% 62 298 20.8% Our Lady of the Angels-SA $198,000 $54,132 $99,270 50.1% 97 500 19.4% Our Lady Queen of Heaven-Macdona $107,000 $10,417 $16,552 15.5% 16 160 10.0% Our Lady Queen of Peace - Kenedy $217,000 $38,642 $55,973 25.8% 28 158 17.7% Resurrection of the Lord $444,000 $90,068 $178,222 40.1% 135 930 14.5% Amount Percent of Percent Parish Name as of June 23, 2020 Goal Received Amount Pledged Goal # of Gifts Total HH Participation Sacred Heart - Campbellton $62,000 $23,195 $32,735 52.8% 16 71 22.5% Sacred Heart - Del Rio $366,000 $91,490 $195,968 53.5% 192 450 42.7% Sacred Heart - Uvalde $737,000 $221,297 $464,036 63.0% 249 600 41.5% Sacred Heart -SA $346,000 $73,809 $155,934 45.1% 156 441 35.4% Sacred Heart - Floresville $712,000 $192,901 $310,972 43.7% 161 579 27.8% Sacred Heart -Gonzales $124,000 $68,415 $93,984 75.8% 63 603 10.4% Sacred Heart of Jesus-Von Ormy $71,000 $20,093 $33,706 47.5% 34 250 13.6% Sacred Heart of Mary - Rocksprings $75,000 $4,452 $11,456 15.3% 20 96 20.8% San Fernando Cathedral $826,000 $147,089 $210,809 25.5% 86 472 18.2% San Francesco Di Paola $136,000 $42,579 $49,032 36.1% 33 150 22.0% San Francisco de la Espada Mission/SF Cabrini mission $146,000 $17,043 $63,890 43.8% 96 500 19.2% San Juan Capistrano Mission $98,000 0.0% 60 0.0% San Juan de los Lagos Misson $268,000 $24,479 $54,480 20.3% 61 450 13.6% San Martin de Porres $258,000 $17,584 $46,922 18.2% 54 853 6.3% Señyor Santo Niño de Cebú $186,000 $108,548 $188,302 101.2% 83 450 18.4% Shrine Padre Pio $1,071,000 $895,090 $1,017,984 95.0% 393 1241 31.7% St. Agnes - San Antonio $177,000 $6,327 $11,625 6.6% 10 250 4.0% St. Alphonsus - San Antonio $148,000 $3,522 $6,764 4.6% 12 350 3.4% St. Andrew - Pleasanton $470,000 $111,960 $204,408 43.5% 102 1321 7.7% St. Andrew-Lytle & Immac Conc-Coal Mine $175,000 $89,522 $187,583 107.2% 128 400 32.0% St. Ann - La Vernia $514,000 $115,042 $209,765 40.8% 135 800 16.9% Amount Percent of Percent Parish Name as of June 23, 2020 Goal Received Amount Pledged Goal # of Gifts Total HH Participation St. Ann - Kosciusko $151,000 $50,866 $79,253 52.5% 109 225 48.4% St. Ann - SA $320,000 $185,555 $271,031 84.7% 172 658 26.1% St. Anthony - Harper $171,000 $29,468 $34,833 20.4% 20 120 16.7% St. Anthony - Runge $111,000 $48,194 $57,207 51.5% 21 83 25.3% St. Anthony de Padua - San Antonio $1,484,000 $710,984 $1,254,850 84.6% 253 2650 9.5% St. Anthony Mary Claret $1,688,000 $563,330 $980,642 58.1% 521 3107 16.8% St. Anthony-Elmendorf $221,000 $155,629 $207,386 93.8% 143 845 16.9% St. Augustine - Moore $23,000 $8,034 $19,984 86.9% 16 45 35.6% St. Benedict $457,000 $31,551 $47,301 10.4% 46 867 5.3% St. Bonaventure $330,000 $55,622 $114,333 34.6% 134 1000 13.4% St. Boniface - Hobson $86,000 $12,305 $14,700 17.1% 10 72 13.9% St. Brigid $1,702,000 $472,845 $523,037 30.7% 281 2754 10.2% St. Cecilia $265,000 $34,713 $58,874 22.2% 33 600 5.5% St. Clare - San Antonio $200,000 $30,749 $37,121 18.6% 83 350 23.7% St. Cornelius - Karnes City $244,000 $69,989 $93,327 38.2% 49 450 10.9% St. Dominic $1,059,000 $197,511 $316,535 29.9% 200 1767 11.3% St. Elizabeth - Fashing $25,000 $10,440 $13,540 54.2% 8 30 26.7% St. Francis of A. $2,420,000 $1,738,789 $2,027,143 83.8% 489 2400 20.4% St. Francis of Assisi-Mico $22,000 $11,427 $16,668 75.8% 14 16 87.5% St. Francis Xavier - Stonewall $170,000 $26,459 $35,899 21.1% 44 145 30.3% St. Gabriel $122,000 $12,739 $23,285 19.1% 25 245 10.2% Amount Percent of Percent Parish Name as of June 23, 2020 Goal Received Amount Pledged Goal # of Gifts Total HH Participation St. Gerard $334,000 $93,386 $172,257 51.6% 105 565 18.6% St. Gregory the Great $375,000 $91,907 $112,604 30.0% 102 1118 9.1% St. Helena - Helena $25,000 $25,711 $26,850 107.4% 8 13 61.5% St. Helena - San Antonio $1,249,000 $283,279 $390,712 31.3% 490 3600 13.6% St. Henry $222,000 $47,784 $93,651 42.2% 68 500 13.6% St. Ignatius Martyr - Christine $38,000 $27,530 $33,775 88.9% 9 45 20.0% St. James -Gonzales $269,000 $159,532 $171,348 63.7% 86 442 19.5% St. James the Apostle $507,000 $187,633 $289,547 57.1% 261 2000 13.1% St. James-Seguin $708,000 $319,617 $378,186 53.4% 208 950 21.9% St.
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