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MLK Day of Service January 20:
Posted on 01/17/2020 by Catholic Charities Admin | Share
“Make It a Day on, Not a Day off”
Photo by NationalService.gov
By Alice Garbarini Hurley
Looking back at 2019: St Nicholas to the Rescue
Posted on 01/10/2020 by Zack | Share
By Jim Sliney Jr.
On December 14th, New York’s Cardinal Timothy Dolan could be found shopping at the Astor Place Kmart, along with a team of over 300 volunteers to buy warm clothing like coats, gloves and hats for New Yorkers in need. This event was none other than Catholic Charities of New York’s Kmart Shopping Day – an annual event that is part of the St. Nicholas Project.
Why do you give on #GivingTuesday?
Posted on 12/2/2019 by admin | Share
By William Mooney Sloneker
On this #GivingTuesday, we hope you will show your support through a donation to Catholic Charities. We also hope you’ll share with us and others the inspiration for your gift.
Bring Holiday Cheer to a Child in Need
Posted on 10/4/2019 by Zack | Share
Please Join Us in Delivering Toys to the Less Fortunate in New York
Statement from Catholic Charities of New York on World Day of Migrants and Refugees
Posted on 10/1/2019 by Catholic Charities Admin | Share
(NY, NY) - September 29, 2019 - Monsignor Kevin Sullivan, the head of Catholic Charities of New York, issued the following statement today to mark World Day of Migrants and Refugees.
“America’s strength has always derived from its willingness, however reluctant at times, to welcome immigrants and refugees. Catholic values are equally rooted in the belief that we should...
Puerto Rican Ingenuity and Spirit Still Rising High & Making History
Posted on 09/20/2019 by Catholic Charities Admin | Share
Comite Noviembre volunteers arriving at Coliseo de Arecibo, Puerto Rico
By Teresa Santiago, Catholic Charities NY Spanish Media Consultant
A few days ago, I closely tracked Hurricane Dorian as it threatened the Caribbean, praying that it would not hit Puerto Rico as it had been forecasted. At the last minute, Dorian veered off Puerto Rico’s coast and selfishly I breathed a sigh of relief...
Univision and Catholic Charities New York Partner for Immigration Facebook Live Event
Posted on 09/13/2019 by Anonymous | Share
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 Charities of New York
Sarah Nolan, New York Legal Assistance Group
Hasab Shafiqullah, Legal Aid Society
Ernie Collette, Mobilization for Justice
Prayer of Remembrance For 9/11
Posted on 09/11/2019 by Anonymous | Share
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 tragic day.
Lord of Mercy, Prince of Peace,
Univision: En Vivo con Caridades Católicas Abogado Dan Smulian
Posted on 09/11/2019 by jmark | Share
“Es importante no rendirse ante el pánico”: experto aclara dudas sobre la medida de carga pública
El Diario: NYC desafía regla de ‘carga pública’ dando más asesoría a los inmigrantes
Posted on 09/10/2019 by jmark | Share
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: Fernando Martínez | 08 de Septiembre 2019
Immigration Public Charge Phone Bank Today
Posted on 09/10/2019 by jmark | Share
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 8:00pm.
Living the Promise of Her Faith: Sister Norma Pimentel
Posted on 09/9/2019 by Catholic Charities Admin | Share
Sister Norma Pimentel, Photo by USDA
By Jim Sliney Jr
The Thrill of Running & Its Impact
Posted on 08/29/2019 by Catholic Charities Admin | Share
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 been training during my lunch hour and on the weekends. This will be my first marathon but I have run a half marathon as well as running on varsity cross country and track during High School at St. Anthony’s in...
How Tech and the Xavier Society Revolutionize Life for the Blind
Posted on 08/27/2019 by Catholic Charities Admin | Share
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 on making religious and spiritual writings available to the blind. The mission of the Xavier Society is:
