Caritas Chile Launches Campaign to Aid Victims of Heavy Rains, Flooding
Caritas is encouraging contributions of money, clothing, blankets, food, and water as well as for heating, as it is winter in the southern hemisphere.
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7 People Killed at Caritas Office in Beseiged City of Mariupol
Ukrainian fighters have continued to resist the Russian advance on the city despite relentless bombing, which has destroyed many buildings and killed thousands of people.
Caritas Launches Ukraine Fund Drive, Warning of a ‘Colossal Humanitarian Catastrophe’
According to Caritas Ukraine, nearly 3 million people were in need of humanitarian assistance even prior to Thursday’s attack.
Catholic Charity Concerned for Christians in Kabul as Taliban Seize Hold
Taliban insurgents have taken over many cities in Afghanistan in the past week following the withdrawal of U.S. forces from the country.
In Crowded Rohingya Refugee Camps, Social Distancing Presents Challenges
Only a few dozen cases of COVID-19 have been identified in the Rohingya camps over the last month. However, real numbers could be far higher, due to a lack of adequate testing.
Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Priests and Volunteers Deliver 15,000 Food Baskets
The Peruvian government declared a state of emergency starting March 15, limiting travel in the country, closing public institutions and private businesses and issuing a 15 day stay-at-home order for all residents.
Mayor: Caritas Rome Will Continue Receiving Trevi Fountain Coins
Caritas Rome has been the beneficiary of the coins since 2001.
Will Syrian-Christian Asylum Seekers Celebrate Christmas in a US Prison?
Syrian Christians have been resorting to desperate measures to get to the U.S. border and have been smeared as potential terrorists in the process.
What Makes Jordan an Oasis for Arab Christians?
NEWS ANALYSIS: Caritas and local churches have full liberty to minister to and help refugees.
Aid for Syrian Refugee Crisis Falling Far Short, Congress Told
According to Giving USA, U.S. philanthropy to overseas causes has dropped 3.6%, further adding to the $50 billion shortfall needed to adequately deal with the refugee crisis in Europe and the Middle East.
