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About Scott Whitaker

Scott Whitaker serves as the Secretariat Director for Stewardship, Development and Communications for the Diocese of Austin. He directed the first-ever Diocesan capital campaign which exceeded its goal of $45 million with pledges over $84 million and directed a $10 million campaign for a new Catholic High School in north Austin. Additionally, he oversees the Catholic Foundation - Diocese of Austin which manages more than $22 million in endowments that support Catholic activities in Central Texas.

Stewardship – Now is the Time

Published June 18, 2013 • Written by Scott Whitaker Filed Under: ACNM, Column

As I travel around Central Texas speaking about stewardship, I always seem to get the same response – “I don’t get this stewardship thing!” Stewardship seems to be a very difficult concept for many people. Perhaps it is because we get caught up in the notion that stewardship is only about money and getting more… [Read More]

Written by Scott Whitaker • Published June 18, 2013

Stewardship and the Universal Church

Published January 29, 2013 • Written by Scott Whitaker Filed Under: ACNM, Column

At most Sunday Masses, we stand after the homily and recite the Nicene Creed. This creed is our proclamation that we believe in the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit as three persons in one God. We also proclaim our belief that our Church is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. To proclaim the Church… [Read More]

Written by Scott Whitaker • Published January 29, 2013

Catholic Services Appeal

Published October 22, 2012 • Written by Scott Whitaker Filed Under: Column

During November, parishes across the Diocese of Austin participate in the Catholic Services Appeal (CSA).  Now in its 35th year, the CSA has provided over $66 million of support to the ministries of the diocese.  This year’s Appeal will help support many diocesan  ministries, including a quality education for 46 seminarians, as well as thousands… [Read More]

Written by Scott Whitaker • Published October 22, 2012

Stewardship as a Way of Life

Published October 5, 2012 • Written by Scott Whitaker Filed Under: Column

The basic principles of Christian stewardship – accountability, generosity and the willingness to give back with increase – stem from a spirit of gratitude. People of faith acknowledge God as the giver of all creation. Everything that we have and all that we are, our skills and talents, our possessions, and life itself are gifts… [Read More]

Written by Scott Whitaker • Published October 5, 2012

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