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On February 8th, Catholic Charities New York commemorates the Feast Day of St. Josephine Bakhita, the patron saint of human trafficking victims.  St. Josephine’s story is one of unimaginable suffering and remarkable redemption. Sold into slavery as a child in Sudan, she endured years of cruelty before finally gaining...
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As we celebrate Black History Month, we recognize and honor the legacy of resilience, leadership, and service embodied by historical figures like Pierre Toussaint. A former enslaved person who became a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, Toussaint dedicated his life to uplifting others, particularly within the Catholic community of...
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The Three Kings Day Celebration, held annually on January 6, commemorates the biblical journey of the Magi to honor the newborn Christ. For many in the Latinx and Caribbean communities, this day represents faith, unity, and cultural resilience. The 47th Annual Three Kings Day Parade and Celebration, organized by El Museo del Barrio,...
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Returning for its sixth Christmas season, the Giving Machine is once again available in New York City through December 31, 2024. Located at The Church of Our Savior, 59 Park Avenue, this one-of-a-kind donation opportunity invites New Yorkers to make a meaningful difference during the holidays. As the only...
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For more than 113 years, Catholic Charities of New York has partnered with The New York Times Communities Fund, helping to transform lives across the city and beyond. As the oldest beneficiary of the fund, Catholic Charities NY has grown alongside this initiative, addressing some of...
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Held on December 11th at the New York Midtown Hilton, the 79th Annual Cardinal’s Christmas Luncheon brought together over 750 supporters to celebrate faith, community, and generosity, all while raising funds to benefit women and children served by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York. The...
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In our second century of service, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York continues to deliver on our mission of providing help and creating hope to our neighbors in need — non-Catholics and Catholics alike. There has never been a more important time to serve the basic needs of the poor and vulnerable, and...
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“Is there a need that we can meet?” For Debra Presti, that question guided her 16-year career at Catholic Charities. As she retires, she leaves behind a legacy of service rooted in compassion, empathy, and a commitment to social justice. Throughout her career, Debra focused on meeting...
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For over 100 years, Catholic Charities of New York has worked locally to improve the health and well-being of people living in under-resourced communities throughout New York by providing access to lifesaving care. From putting nutritious food on the table for families facing rising costs to providing families emergency shelter and affordable housing, the communities...
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Thanksgiving — not a repeating endless circle, but a changing spiral. Each year we arrive again at this wonderful day — but not in the same position with the same perspective. We have one year more of experiences — good and bad, discouraging and inspiring — that we bring to Thanksgiving 2024....
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