“Across the entire country, regardless of the demographics of the area, affordable housing was seen as absolutely critical right now.”
Dennis Sadowski - Catholic News Service
Relief in Haiti slowed by Hurricane damage
Sixteen deaths, including 10 in Haiti, were blamed on the storm in the region.
Catholic institutions plan to divest from fossil fuel companies
“Climate change is already affecting poor and marginalized communities globally…. We are called to take a stand,”
Catholic Relief Services gears up for Hurricane Matthew relief in Haiti
Forecasters expected Matthew to dump up to 30 inches of rain in most communities, with some locales receiving up to 40 inches.
Catholic Extension to bring aid to Cuba for the first time
The outreach to the Cuban Catholic Church is the first for Catholic Extension.
Nuns pass out lemonade in Cleveland to begin ‘dialogue of healing’
“I learned that people want to mend the gaps, that they really care about it, that they see the gaps differently,” one sister said.
Cleveland’s RNC convention pushes homeless out of city
“I’ve never seen the city like this before. I think it’s the end of the world coming,” one man said.
Msgr. Kieran Harrington delivered the invocation on the opening night of Republican National Convention
“To me, I don’t think there is any way around saying this is the greatest evil our nation is engaged with at the moment. To take the life of child in the womb is barbaric.”
Nuns on the Bus campaign pushes social justice issues at party conventions
“The sisters give to us a great sample of courage, presenting the Gospel in a way people can understand it and a way people can respond to it.”
Action on gun violence is a respect life issue in the eyes of some
“We see so many different incidents of this type of violence that are occurring. And also that we take a look at that as a society. We’re becoming numb to these kinds of incidents.”
