SAS Alumni Links 

If you know of a website that may be of interest, please let us know.
Many here are operated by SAS Alums.  

guardian@sasalumni.org  or "Contact Us." Thanks

(After perusing a link below, click on the "back arrow," in the upper left, to return to this page.)

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 Photo Tour of St. Anthony’s Seminary
These photographs of St. Anthony’s Seminary were taken in 2002, by Doc Searls, a member of the St. Anthony Community Association. 
http://www.searls.com/stanthonys/index.html

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California Missions
Here is a simple, yet informative, site about all 21 original California missions.
 https://www.visitcalifornia.com/experience/california-missions

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Make A Difference Foundation
Gene Fazio, Class of 1964, is the director of this non-profit organization.
It is a literacy program for helping students tutor other students,
so it is a 'win-win' for all involved.
EMAIL:
makeadifferenceC@aol.com
480-510-2335
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Dan O'Neil, Class of 1972
now has a website displaying his artwork.
Check it out at
https://www.danoneilfineart.com  
He has many that are for sale.
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Ed Moncrief, Class of 1960,
has a website featuring some of his novels, blogs, etc.
Give a look at
www.edwardmoncrief.com

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 Garden Street Acadamy

Visit the website of the new school at 2300 Garden Street.

(Currently not in active session)

http://www.gardenstreetacademy.org

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Poor Clare Monastery, Santa Barbara

The Monastery of the Poor Clare Sisters in Santa Barbara now has a website. 
Many alumni, when students at SAS, served at Mass for these sisters.

Get to know them and their mission all over again!

http://www.poorclaressantabarbara.org

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Petrini's Italian Restaurants

Originally owned by SAS alumni of the Petrini family, these restaurants are now owned and operated
by the Bohnett family which also has several SAS alumni.  Good food, good prices.

http://www.petrinis.com

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Fr. Richard (Walter) Hodge, O.F.M. Memorial

Fr. Richard Hodge was a Franciscan friar and SAS Alumnus (Class of 1920) who served in WWII as a Navy chaplain
aboard the heavy cruiser USS Salt Lake City. He attained the rank of Lt. Commander. This website honors his war service. 

http://ussslcca25.com/hodge.htm

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The St. Anthony Community Association

The St. Anthony Community Association, also known as the SAS Greater Community, was a part of SAS life from the mid '70s until the seminary closed in 1987.

 http://st-anthony-community.org/
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Franciscan Pastoral Outreach
Counselor for the Province
Angelica Jochim, MFT;  P O Box 1137
Sebastpol, CA  95473
800-770-8013
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  Franciscan Friars of the Province of St. Barbara

Visit the website of the Franciscans of the Province of Santa Barbara.

http://sbfranciscans.org

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Saint Anthony Foundation

On October 4, 1950, Franciscan Friar and SAS Alumnus Alfred Boeddeker (Class of 1920) first opened the doors of St. Anthony Dining Room and 400 free meals were served to San Francisco’s poor and homeless. From this first act of kindness St. Anthony Foundation was born. In the '70s and '80s Fr Floyd Lotito OFM, a SAS alumnus, as well as a friar who taught at SAS, was the driving force.  He passed away in July of 2009. Nowadays, yet another SAS alumnus is the director there!

http://www.stanthonysf.org 
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Saint Francis Retreat Center

St. Francis Retreat Center in San Juan Bautista, California, is multi-use retreat facility that offers a place of spiritual growth, healing and renewal, both personal and communal. 

http://www.stfrancisretreat.com/
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The Franciscan Renewal Center

The Franciscan Renewal Center (Casa de Paz y Bien) in Scottsdale, Arizona, is a spiritual oasis which encompasses counseling, various support groups, workshops, retreats for spiritual growth and personal development.

http://www.thecasa.org/
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San Damiano Retreat

San Damiano Retreat in Danville, California, offers guests of all faiths and backgrounds a serene environment of great natural beauty for those who seek clarity and renewal without distraction.

http://www.sandamiano.org/
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Serra Retreat Center

Serra Retreat Center in the beautiful Malibu Hills of southern California, welcomes groups and individuals to experience their refuge of peacefulness in the heart of Los Angeles County.   

http://www.serraretreat.com/
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Mission San Luis Rey Retreat Center

Mission San Luis Rey Retreat Center in Oceanside, California, is located in the North San Diego County Valley, and offers evening, day and weekend retreats. 

http://www.sanluisrey.org/
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Old Mission Santa Barbara

 The natural beauty and spacious gardens of the historic buildings of Old Mission Santa Barbara, "Queen of the Missions," make this a wonderfully peaceful place to visit. A self-guided tour of the mission is available for a nominal fee.

http://www.santabarbaramission.org/