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In honor of Black History Month, we remember the Venerable Pierre Toussaint — the founder of Catholic Charities of New York — whose legacy lives on today in our work of providing help and creating hope for New Yorkers in need. Venerable Pierre Toussaint (1766-1853) was born a slave in Haiti and died a freeman in...
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Lent again! Although we return again and again – often annually – to mark similar things, what we bring to them is different each year. We bring a year more of experiences and events – both good and bad – that have changed our personal and collective perspectives. This year and it seems in recent years the bad events have outweighed...
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Faith and religion; policy and politics; legacy and future; rights and responsibilities; race and identity; pride and shame all surface in marking Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on January 15, 2024. For Christians, we take pride that Martin Luther King Jr.’s deep Christian faith drove him to confront...
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For over a century, Catholic Charities has been honored to receive support from The New York Times Communities Fund, previously recognized as The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund. Over the last 112 years, the contributions from various campaigns have empowered us to extend assistance to...
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For over a century, Catholic Charities has been honored to receive support from The New York Times Communities Fund, previously recognized as The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund. Over the last 112 years, the contributions from various campaigns have empowered us to extend assistance to...
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Pope Francis has called for a day of prayer, penance and fasting for peace throughout the world on Friday, October 27th.  Let us together and in our own individual ways, heed this call. Without a doubt the events of the past two weeks...
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With profound sadness, Catholic Charities expresses deep solidarity with the people of Israel in the aftermath of the recent violent deadly terrorist attacks.   In such times, our own human words  fall short, so we turn to Psalm 122 with fervor and urgency:  “Let us fervently pray for the...
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The current state the world with more than 110 million refugees and displaced individuals, can make the biblical mandate to “welcome the stranger” seem an unreal expectation: Both the Old and New Testaments raises up migrants as warranting humane inclusion, and issues ominous warnings to those who would mistreat or shun...
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Monsignor Kevin Sullivan, Executive Director, issues a statement on the recent work authorization for thousands of Venezuelan asylum seekers.
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For Fr. John Anderson, IVDei, the other 11 months should be as well. That’s particularly true for those, like many Catholic Charities social workers and caseworkers, who are members of the helping professions. “We talk about it all the time, but we tend be the worst when it comes to our own self-care,” says Father...
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