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Our Pastor, Fr. Pat Mulcahy, and Deacon Jim Vargas have returned from their Mission Trip to Puerto Rico and are looking forward to sharing their experiences with our parish the next few weeks as th…
A look into the destruction caused by the recent earthquakes in Puerto Rico.
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Sister Marie-Paule Willem FMM, has risked her life to help others. Listen as she shares her thoughts on love. ❤️ Read about her incredible story at catholicextension.org/love
Sister Marie-Paule Willem, FMM, has lived through some of the world’s most horrific moments: Growing up in Nazi-occupied Belgium, she ducked from bombs and sabotaged German trucks. As a sister serving the poor in Latin America, her name made “kill lists” more than once. And she has seen the horrific realities asylum seekers experience on the U.S.-Mexico Border.
There are 70 million registered Catholics in the United States. Some gather in ornate churches in big cities, while others celebrate their faith in more simple settings. Catholic Extension and our donors walk in solidarity with Catholic communities on the peripheries—some of the most remote and impoverished areas of our country. It is here that we see that the faith that unites us knows no one location, language, or race. There is beauty in our diverse expressions of faith. Take a look.
During their time in Casper, the sisters will be required to develop outreach ministries directed at Casper’s young Latino leaders, teach classes and attend community events.
These sisters are supported by our US-Latin American Sisters Exchange Program.
This week, a 6.4 magnitude earthquake shook the island of Puerto Rico, leaving buildings unsafe and residents fearful. Catholic communities stand ready to meet the emotional and spiritual needs of those traumatized by the devastation.
Men carried the tabernacle to safety at Immaculate Conception Parish after the 180-year-old church collapsed in the Puerto Rico earthquake this morning. Please join us in praying for Puerto Rico and visit http://catholicextension.org/earthquake to learn how you can help.
Photo by Gerardo E. Alvarado León.
For 114 years Catholic Extension has partnered with dioceses and parishes, religious sisters and priests, and various faith-based nonprofits that offer direct pastoral and charitable care to immigrant families on the southern border. In the last ten years, we have funded more than $20 million in assistance to border regions. Here are five organizations that are providing compassionate assistance to our brothers and sisters at the border.
"Las Posadas” is a traditional pre-Christmas religious celebration in the Latino community. During a procession, participants reenact the Holy Family’s search for a safe place to stay before the birth of Jesus.
Jonathan was separated from his mother for several months after she was detained in the largest ICE raids in U.S. history. Our Holy Family Fund helped his parish provide support for his family.
Meet three of the sisters in the new cohort of our exchange program! Sister Gabriela Luna Diaz, Sister Gabriela Martinez Tinajero, and Sister Juana Celaya Ruiz from Mexico City are helping parishes reach out to Spanish-speaking families in Wisconsin.
San Juan Diego is a mission of the poorest parish in the poorest diocese in the country. While the community lacks resources, it is rich in faith and community. In a place where half of the population lives in poverty, its construction was only made possible through Catholic solidarity and generosity. Together with help from Catholics as far away as Chicago and Boston, the growing immigrant community in the Diocese of Brownsville now has a new place to gather.
Did you know that our Christmas Wish List has been granting holiday wishes in mission areas across America for decades? Here's the list from 1963. Check out this year's list at catholicextension.org/grant 🎁
On December 13th, 1969, Jorge Mario Bergoglio was ordained a priest. Today, we celebrate the 50th of anniversary of the ordination of Pope Francis.
As a papal society, we have been honored to heed the words of Pope Francis to minister to the church on the margins of society. Today, we pray for Pope Francis, for the Church and for those on those of the peripheries where we have been called to serve.
We are honored to attend the Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration at the newly constructed St. Luke Church in the Diocese of Little Rock last night. There is such great joy here, as this growing parish now has enough room to gather together! Thank you to our parish partner, St. Paul of the Cross, Park Ridge, IL for being big supporters of the project!
Nos honra formar parte de la celebración de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe en la recién construida Iglesia de San Lucas en la Diócesis de Little Rock. Aquí se vive un gozo enorme, pues ahora la creciente comunidad parroquial cuenta con espacio suficiente donde todos podrán reunirse. Gracias a nuestra parroquia donante, San Pablo de la Cruz, ¡por su gran apoyo a este proyecto!
In honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, here’s a fun coloring page for families and kids! Visit this link to see more of the history of this special day, and download a PDF --> http://bit.ly/2QpRL3c