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July 25, 2012
John Haas Refutes July 24 LifeSite News Headline: He Did NOT Advise Catholic Relief Services Not To Fund CARE
Dr. John Haas of The National Catholic Bioethics Center has told CRS that a LifeSite News headline that said he advised CRS not to fund CARE misrepresented his interaction with...More
July 20, 2012
CRS Refutes Inaccurate Accusations, Part 1
Earlier this week, the pro-life website LifeSiteNews published an article critical of Catholic Relief Services that contained inaccurate and incomplete information about our...More
May 21, 2012
East Timor: Planting for Children
Care of the smallest children in East Timor often falls to mothers. They wipe runny noses and labor over cooked-from-scratch meals, and meet the youngest children's needs while attending to demands from older siblings. Fathers also provide some of this direct care, but it's a rare enough...
March 6, 2012
Forbes.com on "The Best Kept Secret" of the Catholic Church
Rahim Kanani of Forbes.com interviews Carolyn Woo on her recent transition as the former dean of the business school at the University of Notre Dame, management lessons and...More
February 10, 2012
U.S Bishops on Contraception Mandate
Catholic Relief Services, as an agency of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, concurs with the following statement: WASHINGTON – The United States Conference of Catholic...More
February 1, 2012
CRS Objects to Birth Control Mandate
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: John Rivera Catholic Relief Services (410) 951-7399 [email protected] Baltimore, MD., Jan. 21, 2012 —Catholic Relief Services strenuously objects...More
January 27, 2012
The Global Fund Advances the Mission of CRS
As the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria marks its 10th anniversary, Catholic Relief Services offers our congratulations and gratitude for its ongoing support of...More
December 1, 2010
Love and Forgiveness After Rwanda Genocide
Jeanne's Sinunuayabo's oldest sons and husband were killed in the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The killer of her sons was her friend and neighbor.
October 11, 2010
Sri Lanka's Abused Maids
"I was ironing and one of the little girl's dresses got burned," says Daya*, a Sri Lankan woman working as a live-in maid for a wealthy family in Kuwait. Daya knew "Madam"—the wife of the house and her employer—would be furious. And she was: Madam took the iron and burned Daya on her wrist and...