Catholic Charities

Responding ‘with generous hearts’ in advocating for those experiencing homelessness

People from around the country attending an advocacy forum Aug. 8-9 toured two Catholic Charities-run sites in the Twin Cities dedicated to assisting those experiencing homelessness: the Dorothy Day Place campus in St. Paul and Hope Street for Youth shelter in Minneapolis.

Wisconsin Catholic agency asks Supreme Court to intervene on being denied religious exemption

The Catholic Charities Bureau of the Diocese of Superior, Wisconsin, asked the U.S. Supreme Court Aug. 9 to overturn a decision by the Wisconsin Supreme Court the agency argued discounted its religious identity.

Catholic Charities Twin Cities names CFO as interim president, CEO

July 31, Catholic Charities Twin Cities named Chief Financial Officer John Marston as its interim president and CEO, effective Aug. 16.

Catholic Charities hosts advocacy forum in August to address corporal works of mercy

Having been around for more than 150 years, Catholic Charities Twin Cities continues to serve over 25,000 people a year.

Deacon Urbanski served 2 parishes, was a chaplain with Catholic Charities

Deacon Roger Urbanski, who was ordained in 1982, served two parishes and was a chaplain with Catholic Charities, died July 12 at age 90.

Catholic Charities president, CEO accepts role with Sisters of Charity Health System

June 14, Catholic Charities Twin Cities announced that a national search will begin soon for its next president and CEO as current president and CEO, Michael Goar, has accepted a similar role with Sisters of Charity Health System.

As migration increased in 2023, so did pressures on the Church’s ministry

Unauthorized border crossings increased in 2023, fueled in part by shifts in U.S. policy and global migration trends. The year saw increasingly heated anti-immigrant rhetoric and actions that also put Catholic Charities agencies -- and the Church's religious freedom to minister to migrants -- in the crosshairs.

Llama, alpaca and more to be part of Catholic Charities’ Giving Tree

Catholic Charities Twin Cities’ 31st annual Giving Tree in Macy’s Court at Mall of America in Bloomington will have a special addition this year: therapy animals people can meet as they learn about the social services agency’s work and shop for someone in need this Christmas.

Sister Norma Pimentel: To eradicate hate, radicalize kindness

Some people ask Sister Norma Pimentel why she helps immigrants. “I don’t help immigrants,” she replies. “I help persons,” people who are hurting, suffering, being tortured and who share their stories with her.

Wedding vows, food shelf donations mark Saturday vigil Mass at St. Paul parish

For Nicole Adams Blume and John Giardino, exchanging their wedding vows during a regularly scheduled weekend Mass seemed right.

As ‘hands and feet of Christ,’ Catholic Charities helps Floridians ravaged by Idalia

Catholic aid workers are rolling up their sleeves to help tens of thousands after Tropical Storm Idalia slammed into the nation's Southeast.
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