Practice Random Acts of Kindness and See the Face of God
God does not assess our guilt as it compares to others; God is not a college professor who grades “on the curve.”
Results from Tag: 'charity'
Pope Francis: Divine Law Is ‘Instrument of Freedom’ to Help Us Love God and Neighbor
The Holy Father explained Feb. 16 how Jesus came to ‘give us his grace, so that we can do the will of God, loving him and our brothers.’
Thanksgiving Togetherness: Cultivating Fellowship Around Feasting
Catholic families extend an inviting hand on Turkey Day and come together on a parish level to help those in need.
We Are Our Brothers’ Keepers
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Catholic care for those in need is not philanthropy. It is our obligation.
#iGiveCatholic Empowers Catholics, Giving Millions to Peripheries of US Church
The Catholic take on ‘Giving Tuesday’ phenomenon has become a national force since it began as a New Orleans Archdiocese initiative.
Bipartisan Bill Would Make It Easier to Deduct Charitable Donations
The Charitable Giving Tax Deduction Act was introduced May 11.
Dumpster Diving for the Poor: How an Italian Woman Is Feeding Hungry Families
Why 79-year-old Marta loads 90 pounds of edible food onto her bicycle every day to aid her neighbors.
Priest Wins $250,000 for Catholic Elementary School
West Virginia priest Father Bill Matheny won money on trivia TV show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
