Voices
Kevin Clarke is America’s chief correspondent and the author of Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out (Liturgical Press).
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Philip A. Lacovara noticed some similarities to his epic experience more than 43 years ago during Watergate’s infamous Saturday Night Massacre
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"Allowing the plunder and destruction of God's wondrous creation to support the greed of a few is morally, spiritually and ethically wrong."
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The proposed law will end the "annual battle" over Hyde and related measures and "takes out of Obamacare the facilitation and funding of abortion."
Sean Callahan describes the humanitarian relief mission of CRS with Iraqi Christian and Yazidi refugees in Iraq's Kurdistan region.
As the rainy season reaches its end, a race to get seed and tools into the hands of hard-hit subsistence farmers in the Central African Republic begins. In the capital Bangui, mortal conflict is a grim daily reality.
Looking for signs of hope after Detroit files the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy
Paul Gibson talks about the help he received from the Capuchins and their "On the Rise Bakery" in Detroit.
Kevin Clarke visits Port au Prince three year's after Haiti's devastating earthquake. Find out more—Road to Recovery: Reconstructing Haiti.
Catholic Relief Services hopes to build a recreation center in Solino, one of the toughest neighborhoods in the Haitian capital.
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Efforts to respond to the global crisis of migration are straining budgets not only at humanitarian agencies like Catholic Relief Services but among nations near points of flight.