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SPONSORSHIP STRUCTURE
The terms sponsor and sponsorship are used to describe the relationship of the Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes to our incorporated ministries. Through sponsorship, CSA creates partnerships that respond to community needs, with special concern for persons who are marginalized. To sponsor, in essence, means to carry on the healing and teaching mission of Jesus in the name of the Catholic Church. The sponsor has canon (church) and civil law responsibilities regarding its sponsored ministries.
To carry out these responsibilities, CSA utilizes the civil law structure of the member corporation with two classes of members:
Class A Members - CSA General Council:
Class A Members maintain ultimate stewardship responsibility for the sponsored ministries and carry out their canonical fiduciary responsibilities by retaining certain reserved powers.
Class B Members - CSA Sponsorship Ministry (CSASM):
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