Michigan Parish Packs 100,000 Meals for Disaster Victims in the South
The day before departure, more than 400 volunteers streamed into the social hall at St. Isidore Catholic Church in the Michigan township of Macomb to pack the meals.
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Iowa Parish Still Working to Help Tornado Victims After Deadly Twister
Believed to be an EF-4, based on data from the National Weather Service, the tornado has killed at least five people and injured 35.
‘Voices Crying Out From Deep Under the Rubble’: One Year Since the Deadly Earthquake in Turkey
“Even when we go through experiences like this — earthquakes, wars or other challenges — the Lord is always with us. He never abandons us. He stayed in the tabernacle during that earthquake, saying, ‘I am here. I am with you.’”
Hurricane Otis: Acapulco Archbishop Calls on Faithful to Help ‘Our Brothers in Need’
The inhabitants of Acapulco, Coyuca de Benítez and other towns have requested nonperishable food and constant police patrols due to the looting that has been going on during the state of emergency.
In Face of War and Natural Disasters, Church in Syria Seeks to Maintain People’s Faith
The prelate highlighted the aid that the Catholic Church in Syria provided to the victims at that time, regardless of their religion.
Vermont Parish Keeps Flooding Refugees ‘High and Dry’
The Green Mountain State withstood a ‘historic’ rainstorm, and more rain is forecast.
California Parish Faces Mudslides and Flooding on 5th Anniversary of Disaster That Killed 23
A substantial portion of the U.S. West Coast’s population faces hazardous weather conditions. At least 14 people have died.
Florida Bishop Calls for Prayers Ahead of Hurricane Ian
Current projections are for the storm to hit between Tampa and Ft. Meyers on Wednesday.
Catholics Ask for Prayers as St. Vincent Volcano Erupts
Thousands have evacuated parts of the main island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Amid Continued Midwest Flooding, Catholic Groups Step Up to Help
Catholic Charities and other entities are lending a hand in Nebraska and elsewhere.
