Educating Leaders
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Ministry

A Pioneer in Bilingual Higher Education with an Emphasis in Pastoral and Hispanic Ministry

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Empowering
Our Leaders

Through Degree Based and Continuing Educating Programs with an Emphasis In Pastoral and Hispanic Ministries.

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Our Programs

MACC prepares leaders in service to the Church.

Students’ concurrent language acquisition (English as a Second Language and Spanish) with cultural and pastoral ministry studies fulfill the needs of tomorrow’s Church, today.

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Housing and Facilities

MACC serves as a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city.

We offer on-campus accommodations – cozy dormitories, a cafeteria, a community kitchen, and more!

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International Applicant and Student Resources

MACC welcomes applications from individuals with an international background. We believe that each international student brings unique qualities to our diverse student body, which includes students from Colombia, Mexico, Philippines, Venezuela and Cameroon.

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A Prestigious History
In San Antonio

The Mexican American Catholic College, a pioneer in bilingual higher education with an emphasis in pastoral and Hispanic ministry, welcomes a diverse group of students. Priests, seminarians, deacon candidates, and religious, who are often sent by their Bishops and superiors, and lay leaders, including international students, attend and acquire academic and leadership formation for effective service in the Hispanic community.

MACC students with Hispanic ministry formation and an intercultural literacy can create programs to benefit, empower, and educate others within their own communities, thus improving the lives of Catholics and non-Catholics alike.

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WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

Carmen AGUINACO

First time I went to MACC. I had registered for a course on popular religiosity during Holy Week… Somehow, the course had been cancelled, but I had not received the notification. But, because at MACC everyone is important, the course was rapidly reassembled, seminarians convened, and I was blessed to listen to Archbishop Flores and Virgilio Elizondo! It was an unforgettable Holy Week.

SR. Debbie Borneman SS.C.M.

I participated in the Respecto program and the Mini-Pastoral 3 week programs. I loved it! I learned more about my own ethnicity and the cultural wealth of my congregation than I ever knew. The encouragement to learn first about who we are has stayed with me over the years to be a bridge builder, not a snow plow. I appreciated the patience, creativity, and joy of the presenters who encouraged us to share our own stories and insights with one another.

Bishop Ricardo Ramirez

MACC was a life-changing experience for me. It was a moment of grace for me and for the many who were part of it. I loved what I taught (Mexican American history, culture and spirituality) and those whom I taught. A great blessing was being part of a dedicated staff and community, especially being associated with Archbishop Flores, Fr. Virgil Elizondo and professors from Latin America. MACC was a grace-filled adventure and prepared me well to my years as a bishop. 

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