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OUR MISSION We, the Catholic Church of San Francisco, in a communion of faith and charity with the successor of Peter, reach out and receive with welcoming arms all of God’s people: the saint and the sinner; the young and the elderly; the poor and the rich; the immigrant and the native; the lost sheep and those still searching. At this unique moment, as we stand at the crossroad leading to the Third Millennium we recognize ourselves as pilgrim people called by God and empowered by the Spirit to be disciples of Jesus Christ. We pledge ourselves to be a dynamic and collaborative community of faith known for its quality of leadership, its celebration of the Eucharist, its proclamation of the Good News, its service to all in need and its promotion of justice, life and peace. Rich in diversity of culture and peoples and united in faith, hope and love we dedicate ourselves to the glory of God. In this our mission we each day seek holiness and one day heaven. A Journey of Hope Toward the Third Millennium, The Pastoral Plan of the Pilgrim Church of San Francisco. December 1995 PRAYER OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN FRANCISCO TO THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY O Most Blessed Virgin Mary, when you appeared in Fatima 100 years ago, you desired that the Church should take refuge in your Immaculate Heart as a means that leads to Jesus, who is the way to the Father. Heeding your call, we entrust ourselves, our families, and our Archdiocese to the care and protection of your Immaculate Heart. As we prepare ourselves, through humble expressions of devotion, for the Consecration of our Archdiocese to your Immaculate Heart, inspire in us the longing to know, love, and follow your beloved son Jesus Christ. We seek that you help us imitate your spirit of generosity in doing God’s will and your example of serving others selflessly so that, having found God’s abundant grace here on earth, we may one day be led to the everlasting joys in Heaven. Amen. 8 ARCHDIOCESE OF SAn FRANCISCO City of San FRANCISCO www.sfarch.org (aka www.sfarchdiocese.org) Archbishops of San Francisco Titles and Statistics 1840-1846 Francisco Garcia Diego y Morano Established: July 29, 1853 1st Bishop of Ambas Californias 1853-1884 Most Rev. Joseph Sadoc Alemany, OP, DD Patrons: St Francis of Assisi (Feast Day: October 4) 1884-1914 Most Rev. Patrick William Riordan, DD St. Patrick (Feast Day: March 17) 1903-1907 George Thomas Montgomery, Coadjutor Archbishop 1915-1935 Most Rev. Edward Joseph Hanna Present Territory: San Francisco, Marin, and San Mateo Counties 1935-1961 Most Rev. John Joseph Mitty, DD 1962-1977 Most Rev. Joseph Thomas McGucken General Population: 1,891,172 1977-1995 Most Rev. John Raphael Quinn 1995-2005 Most Rev. William Joseph Levada Catholic Population: 469,037 2006-2012 Most Rev. George Hugh Niederauer 2012- Most Rev. Salvatore Joseph Cordileone Diocesan Priests: 269 (188 incardinated; 81 here from other diocese) Former Archbishop of San Francisco, William Levada, was named a Permanent Deacons: 108 (17 living outside the Archdiocese) Cardinal in 2006 after being reassigned to serve as the Prefect for the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith in the Roman Curia. Men Religious: 24 ARCHDIOCESE Women Religious: 535 Auxiliary and Coadjutor Bishops 1902-1907 Most Rev. George Thomas Montgomery Religious Order Priests: 155 1908-1912 Most Rev. Denis Joseph O’Connell 1912-1914 Most Rev. Edward Joseph Hanna Legal Title: The Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco, 1939-1948 Most Rev. Thomas Arthur Connolly A Corporation Sole 1947-1962 Most Rev. Hugh Aloysius Donohoe 1948-1950 Most Rev. James Thomas O’Dowd Cathedral: 1 1950-1969 Most Rev. Merlin Joseph Guilfoyle Basilica: 1 1637-1969 Most Rev. Mark Joseph Hurley Parishes: 89 1967-1979 Most Rev. William Joseph McDonald Missions: 6 1970-1974 Most Rev. Norman Francis McFarland Chapels: 4 1978-1979 Most Rev. Francis Anthony Quinn Byzantine: 1 1978-1981 Most Rev. Roland Pierre DuMaine National Shrine: 1 1982-1987 Most Rev. Daniel Francis Walsh 1988-1996 Most Rev. Carlos Arthur Sevilla, SJ Cemeteries/Mausoleums: 8 1988-1998 Most Rev. Patrick Joseph McGrath Retreat Houses: 3 1998-2007 Most Rev. John Charles Wester 2002-2009 Most Rev. Ignatius Chung Wang Preschools: 22 serving 634 2008- Most Rev. William Joseph Justice Elementary Schools: 51 diocesan and parish serving 14,039; 2010-2015 Most Rev. Robert McElroy 8 private serving 2,403 High Schools (Diocesan): 4 serving 3,544 High Schools (Private): 10 serving 4,580 Seminary: 1 Diocesan Catholic Hospitals: 1 Health Care Centers: 4 serving 4,018 Homes for Aged: 2 serving 479 Child Services: 4 serving 78, 3 day care centers serving 360 Specialized Services: 6 specialized homes serving 1,990; 6 centers for social services serving 1,742 24 other institutions overseen by Catholic Charities, assisting 36,893 9 ARCHDIOCESE At Your Word God’s Mercy Endures Forever Brothers in Unity How Can I Make a Return to God ARCHBISHOP AUXILIARY BISHOP ARCHBISHOP EMERITUS AUXILIARY BISHOP EMERITUS EMERITUS Most Reverend Salvatore J. William J. Cardinal Levada, S.T.D. Most Reverend Ignatius C. Wang, Cordileone, J.C.D. Most Reverend William J. Justice J.C.D. Archbishop of San Francisco Born: June 15, 1936 Born: May 8, 1942 Long Beach, California Born: February 27, 1934 Born: June 5, 1956 Lawrence, Massachusetts Beijing, China San Diego, California Ordained Priest: Ordained Priest: May 17, 1968 December 20, 1961 Ordained Priest: Ordained Priest: July 9, 1982 St. Matthew Parish, San Mateo St. Peter Basilica, Rome for the July 4, 1959 for the Diocese of San Diego Appointed Bishop: April 10, 2008 Archdiocese of Los Angeles Hong Kong, for the Appointed Bishop: July 5, 2002 Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco Prefecture of Kienow Appointed Bishop: Auxiliary Bishop of San Diego Ordained Bishop: May 28, 2008 March 29, 1983 Appointed Bishop: Ordained Bishop: August 21, Cathedral of St.