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The COVID-19 pandemic is a unique challenge for our community, one with many uncertainties. From 9/11 to Superstorm Sandy, Catholic Charities of New York has responded to community-wide disasters promptly, compassionately, and long-term. We are doing so again in this current crisis.
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Investment Strategies And Coronavirus
On this week’s episode of Just Love, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan discusses incorporating Catholic social principles while pursuing investment strategies and the global impact of the Coronavirus. Guests include: Thomas Lanctot, Chief Executive Officer of Catholic Investment Services, and Thomas Bollyky, J.D., Senior Fellow for Global Health, Economics and Development at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington D.C.
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Pandemic Adds Increasing Burdens on Immigrants Without Legal Status
A woman near El Paso, Texas, walks on the international border bridge with Mexico March 13, 2020. The coronavirus pandemic has increased burdens on immigrants without legal status. (CNS photo/Jose...
April’s Rent Is Due But I’ve Lost Income. What Are My Options?
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His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan and Monsignor Kevin Sullivan Talk Spirituality During COVID-19
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Catholic Charities of New York Agencies Receive Personal Protective Equipment
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by John-Mark de Palma
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March 1: New York State Joins the Plastic Bag Ban
By Alice Garbarini Hurley & John-Mark de Palma
Starting Sunday, March 1, 2020, single-use plastic bags, with limited exceptions, will be banned in New York State. Businesses in...
The Archbishop of San Juan to Hold Mass in Solidarity for Puerto Rico on February 2nd
St. Raymond's Church, 759 Castle Hill Ave. Bronx, NY 10472.
By Catholic Charities Staff
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