San Diego Catholic Charities Struggles With Security Risks After Accusation of ‘Smuggling’
For years, San Diego Catholic Charities has offered immigrant services in the Diocese of San Diego.
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Catholic Charities to Open ‘Compassion Corner’ to Serve Homeless, Poor in Pittsburgh
The new building will allow Catholic Charities to provide more medical and dental care, which it offers to those in poverty for free.
Catholic Charities Isn’t Religious? So Sayeth the Wisconsin Supreme Court
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: The court’s ruling regarding the Diocese of Superior’s social-ministry entity is puzzling, to say the least.
Catholic Charities in Ohio Found Partially Negligent in 5-Year-Old’s 2017 Death
In the civil wrongful death trial this week, Catholic Charities Corporation was ordered to pay $960,000 into Jordan Rodriguez’s estate.
Catholic Charities Denies its Purchase of Airfare for Migrants was Misuse of Federal Funds
According to Fernandez, the Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) FEMA grant given to Catholic Charities of San Antonio “clearly stated that you could provide transportation.”
Texas’ Battle With Catholic Migrant Ministries Raises Religious-Liberty Concerns
Some say the government’s crackdown on groups like Annunciation House infringes upon believers’ right to live out their faith through service, while others contend the state is animated by concern for the rule of law, not anti-Catholic bias.
Catholic Charities Chicago to Cut 300 Jobs Amid Transition Away From Government Contracts
In a March 7 statement shared with CNA, the organization said as part of a new strategic plan, it will transition out of 75 government contracts.
Catholic Charities Seeks Donations to Offer Help Amid California Flooding, Mudslides
As of late Monday, Los Angeles authorities had responded to more than 475 mudslides, with 38 homes or buildings damaged by debris flows. Nine people are confirmed dead so far in the region.
Indianapolis Colts Owner Donates $5 Million to Catholic Charities to Honor Cousin, a Nun
Irsay, a billionaire businessman who grew up in the Chicago area, praised his cousin’s service to others during her time as a religious sister.
USAID Announces ‘Religious Engagement Policy’ Aimed at Partnering With Faith Groups
Program comes after ‘extensive’ dialogue with religious groups.
