Catholic Stewardship Appeal (CSA) 2024
Campaign Status as of Friday, April 12, 2024
| CSA Goal | $ 215,421.00 |
| Total Pledges | $ 166,682.24 |
| Total Cash | $ 69,710.74 |
| Deficit | $ 145,710.26 |
How We Compare to Other Parishes as of Friday, April 12, 2024
Parish |
Cash Received |
% of Goal |
| St. Elizabeth | $ 152,727.43 | 42% |
| St. Francis de Sales | $ 32,295.50 | 19% |
| St. John Neumann | $ 65,918.00 | 37% |
| Guardian Angel* | $ 37,449.00 | 40% |
| St. Anthony | $ 69,710.74 | 32% |
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So what exactly is the Catholic Stewardship Appeal, or CSA?
How does the CSA benefit me or my household with hard financial times right now? These are very fair questions.
- 27% of CSA pays for vocations – the recruitment and education of our future priests.
- 15% goes into faith formation for children, teens, and adults.
- 17% pays for the continuing education of clergy in everything ranging from theology, pastoral, and liturgical concerns to finance and accounting.
- Right now, 59% subsidizes costs that benefit everyone in the parish, from as young as our infants to seniors.
- The rest of CSA funds campus ministries, education, and pastoral outreach to our community’s poor, needy, and vulnerable living rights. Supporting these initiatives is a form of spiritual and corporal works on mercy. None of the money raised is used for settlements or fees.
Because of the critical work, CSA does to sustain our faith and its work providing for the poor, it is obligatory for all churches in the Archdiocese. Even the Newman Center at UNLV, Guardian Angel Cathedral, and the Shrine of the Most Holy Redeemer, two 100% tourist parishes, have CSA goals.