V Encuentro Proceedings and Conclusions

Proceedings and Conclusions of the V National Encuentro of Hispanic/Latino Ministry | 169 Appendix A • Anchoring Institution: California Catholic Conference Region XII • Lead Bishop: Most Rev. Eusebio Elizondo, Auxiliary Bishop of Seattle • Regional Co-Chairs: Edwin Ferrera and Carlos Carrillo, Archdiocese of Seattle • Anchoring Institution: Oregon Catholic Press Region XIII • Lead Bishop: Most Rev. Oscar Cantú, Bishop of Las Cruces • Regional Co-Chairs: Rocío González, Archdiocese of Santa Fe, and Ignacio Rodríguez, Diocese of Phoenix • Anchoring Institution: Diocese of Salt Lake City Region XIV • Lead Bishop: Most Rev. Felipe de Jesús Estévez, Bishop of St. Augustine • Regional Chair: Angelica Viviana Iglesias, Catholic Relief Services • Anchoring Institution: Southeast Pastoral Institute Padrinos and Supporting Foundations All of the people already mentioned invested innumerable hours and the very best of their wis- dom, skill, and expertise to bring the V Encuentro process to fruition. Nevertheless, it would not have been possible without the generous support of organizations and individuals who shared the vision and embraced the mission of the V Encuentro through their financial contributions. The Padrino sponsors stood out not only for their substantial economic commitment, but also because they contributed staff time as members of ENAVE, thereby participating directly in the work of the preparation and implementation of the V National Encuentro: Catholic Relief Services (CRS); Loyola Press; Oregon Catholic Press (OCP); and Our Sunday Visitor (OSV). Many other foundations and organizations made significant sacrificial gifts to the V National Encuentro , each according to their capacity, as follows: • “Diamond” sponsors: The Dan Murphy Foundation; Knights of Columbus; USCCB Catholic Communications Campaign; Raskob Foundation; Archdiocese of Los Angeles; USCCB Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development offices of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) and Education and Outreach; USCCB Office of National Collections Catholic Home Missions; an anonymous foundation; and Diocese of San Bernardino.