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Catholic Charities helps solve the problems of New Yorkers in need, non-Catholics and Catholics alike. The neglected child, the homeless family, the immigrant and refugee, the person with special needs, and the hungry senior are among those for whom we provide help and create hope – with compassion and respect.
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Each year, Catholic Charities of New York reaches more than 400,000 people, serving over 1,000 neighbors every day. Among the most urgent challenges is food insecurity, as rising costs force too many families to make impossible choices. Through food pantries, pop-up distributions, and parish-based programs, Catholic Charities of New...
Every day in Central Harlem, individuals and families face complex challenges — from housing instability and food insecurity to barriers in education and employment. In times of uncertainty, having a trusted place to turn can make all the difference. At Catholic Charities of New York, the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Memorial...
This page serves as a central hub for updates on Catholic Charities of New York’s response to the Belmont fire in the Bronx. Please check back regularly for the latest information on relief efforts and ways to support those affected. If you would like to support Catholic...
On a weekday morning and afternoon, Fran logs onto Zoom, adjusts her screen, and waits for a familiar face to appear. There’s no formal lesson plan or rigid curriculum laid out in advance. Instead, there’s a conversation. Sometimes about opera, sometimes about a job, sometimes about something...
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JustLove
A radio program hosted by Monsignor Kevin Sullivan
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- AI, Ethics, and Conscience—Plus the Catholic Roots of Recovery April 25, 2026On today’s episode of JustLove, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan speaks with Professor Charles Camosy of The Catholic University of America about the ethical conflict between the U.S. War Department and Anthropic, a San Francisco–based AI company that refused to allow its Claude platform to be used in the development of autonomous weapons, exploring why Catholic moral […]
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Aleth Felix Tchicaya:
Building a home and a dream
I helped the homeless, and then I lost my home. But this is a plan of God. I have faith that everything will be okay, and Madeline believes in me.
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