SAN ANTONIO – The Archdiocese of San Antonio is expected to announce the transfer of a new archbishop to the administration, according to a news release.
The transfer will be discussed during a Tuesday morning press conference.
Auxiliary Bishop Jose Arturo Cepeda, a San Antonio native, is returning to San Antonio from the Detroit Archdiocese. Pope Leo XIV announced the transfer on Tuesday morning, the release said.
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Cepeda, 56, will assist Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, Auxiliary Bishop Michael Boulette and Auxiliary Bishop Gary Janak with administration efforts.
Cepeda will continue his ministry work in San Antonio.
García-Siller has served as archbishop since 2010. The archdiocese oversees 19 counties, the release said.
Leo, the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Chruch, assumed the top position at the Catholic Church earlier this year after the passing of Pope Francis.
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