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Together 12,000 Volunteers Remember 9/11 and Served Those in Need

Catholic Charities of New York’s Volunteer Services represented at the Tomorrow Together event with 7 tables full of volunteers, joyfully but busily building oatmeal meal-kits. These meals serve the hungry, and this year, 100,000 of those are going toward Hurricane Dorian relief. The energy in the place was joyous. 

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Visits Catholic Charities Bronx Food Hub

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez visited a Catholic Charities of New York food hub and community center in the South Bronx to highlight the challenge of food insecurity and immigration issues many New Yorkers face daily.
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Proposed Changes to Public Charge: Catholic Charities is Ready

Catholic Charities of New York’s Immigration and Refugee Services is there to help New Yorkers make the decisions that are best for their situation when (or if) the rule goes into effect on October 15th. Learn more.
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Kids Need Backpacks for Back-To-School: You Can Help

This year’s Catholic Charities of New York Back-To-School Drive needs your support! Buyers can purchase backpacks and school supplies online from now until October 1st.

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JustLove™ By Monsignor Kevin Sullivan

The Relationship Between Church & State and The Pope's Visits to Africa

On this weekend's episode of Just Love, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan talks about Labor Day and the Pope’s trip to Mozambique and Madagascar.

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Univision and Catholic Charities New York Partner for Immigration Facebook Live Event

Facebook Live Forum on the Public Charge Rule Foro sobre la Regla de "Carga Pública." Los expertos en inmigración respondieron sus preguntas en vivo.

Panel experts:

Dan Smulian, Catholic...

Prayer of Remembrance For 9/11

Today marks the 18th anniversary of The September 11th Attacks. 

We remember the 2,977 men, women, and children who lost their lives in New York City, Washington, DC, and Shanksville, PA on that...

Univision: En Vivo con Caridades Católicas Abogado Dan Smulian

“Es importante no rendirse ante el pánico”: experto aclara dudas sobre la medida de carga pública

El abogado Dan Smulian, de Caridades Católicas, asegura que esta regla no va a afectar a muchas...

El Diario: NYC desafía regla de ‘carga pública’ dando más asesoría a los inmigrantes

Coaliciones y organizaciones proinmigrantes, agencias de la Ciudad, El Diario y Univision 41 se unen en una línea especial de ayuda legal

Este artículo aparece originalmente en El Diario. Por: ...

Immigration Public Charge Phone Bank Today

Know York Rights

by John-Mark de Palma

Are you concerned about public benefits and immigration? Call our toll-free phone bank today, September 10th at 1-800-566-7636, from 5:00pm to...

Living the Promise of Her Faith: Sister Norma Pimentel

Sister Norma Pimentel, Photo by USDA

By Jim Sliney Jr  

Sister Norma Pimentel is the executive director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley (CCRGV). Of all the places in...

The Thrill of Running & Its Impact

Kieran combines his love for running and passion for Catholic Charities as a member of team CCNY. 

My name is Kieran O’Shea I work as a Development Associate for Catholic Charities. I have...

How Tech and the Xavier Society Revolutionize Life for the Blind

By Jim Sliney Jr

The Xavier Society for the Blind was founded in 1900 by Jesuit priest Father Joseph Stadelman SJ and a group of lay women. It was the only publishing house focused...

Deep Roots in the Archdiocese

Katherine shares her passion for the Archdiocese and how it drove her to run the NYC Marathon

My name is Katherine Valentino and I am the social media and web manager at the Archdiocese of...

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