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This year on February 29th, we are celebrating the rare and wonderful occurrence of Leap Year! This extra day is a precious gift – an additional opportunity to hope, love, dream, and be with family. At Catholic Charities of New York, we believe in making every moment...
Families
Looking back and looking forward are perennial New Year’s themes. This year, as every year, there is much to regret and decry and much to celebrate and applaud. In looking to the new year through the prism of Catholic Charities I also see similar themes — hope and worry. I worry...
Families
Catholic Charities New York is proud to be the oldest beneficiary of The New York Times Communities Fund (formerly The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund), an annual fundraising campaign held throughout the Holiday Season to benefit a selection of trusted charities....
Families
Amid the glittering backdrop of Midtown Manhattan, Cardinal Timothy Dolan ushered in the Christmas spirit at the 78th Cardinal’s Christmas Luncheon, boldly declaring, “Rockettes, Macy’s, Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree—step aside!” His spirited proclamation announcing that the luncheon is the official start to the Christmas season resonated...
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In the heart of New York City, where the bustling streets of commerce, tourism, and entertainment intersect, a unique and heartwarming initiative takes center stage during the holiday season. The 2023 Light the World Giving Machines campaign, launched by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints...
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Your Support Saves Lives As the days begin to draw shorter, it is hard to believe that another summer has passed, and fall is here.  Catholic Charities of New York’s dedicated staff have not rested these past summer months.  Instead, we have doubled our efforts to carry out our mission of providing help...
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When Navin Singh, Program Director for Catholic Charities Community Services in the Bronx, became a father eight years ago, he learned quickly that a large cost of parenthood was diapers. If he was having problems paying for diapers, he knew that the low-income single mothers who come for help...
Families
They checked their lists and made sure that the jackets, scarves, and gloves were the right fit among those who desperately need a bit of Christmas cheer this year. “We’re shopping for people we know. We know their names, their sizes; we know what they need. It’s very personal,” said...
Families
One day it can be a call from a formerly-prominent disco producer at a prestigious Manhattan address who has landed on hard times and is in danger of being evicted. Or a family in the Bronx needs to navigate the state’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), as they have fallen...
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Last Monday evening, the day after the fatal fire in the Bronx, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan and Father Eric Cruz participated in a prayer vigil with the families, neighbors, community leaders, and elected officials in front of the apartment building where fire tragically took 17 lives. The next day...
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