Catholic Relief Services in the United States

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Concern for our neighbour transcends the confines of national communities and has increasingly broadened its horizon to the whole world.
— Deus Caritas Est
His Holiness Benedict XVI

Our work in the United States focuses on a single mission: to help Catholics here at home put their faith into action. The Gospel calls us to care for one another as brothers and sisters, to live as one human family. CRS invites you to respond to that call by learning about the issues that keep our brother and sisters overseas in poverty. We invite you to pray with us and to speak out for those whose voices are not heard. We invite you to get involved in the Church's work to care for our neighbors around the world.

Since 2002, CRS has worked with dioceses, parishes, schools and organizations throughout the United States to offer Catholics at home concrete ways to "contribute to the progress of the world," as His Holiness Benedict XVI urged in his message on the World Day of Peace 2007. Just as you support CRS to help the poorest and most vulnerable overseas improve their lives, we work with you to help build a world free from the devastating effects of poverty, war and injustice.

Where We Are in the United States

CRS maintains six regional offices around the United States. Contact us to learn how you and your faith community can get involved:

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The Catholic Relief ServicesRegional Directorrepresents CRS in a specific area in the U.S. to Bishops, Pastors, Educators, and other leaders, as appropriate. CRS Regional Directors help the Diocesan Directors with information, etc.

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Stories From The United States

Finding Purpose in Malawi

A retired couple from California spends 18 months as CRS volunteers in Malawi, starting an orphan outreach center from the ground up.Read More »»

From Moravia to Montana and Beyond

Karl Jorda's story is one of hope, determination and giving back.Read More »»

'They Think We're Crazy': Holy Land Peacemakers

A Palestinian and an Israeli who lost loved ones to the conflict share the stories of their pain — and their friendship.Read More »»

Fasting Against Global Hunger

Hispanic parishioners use a day-long fast to raise awareness of global hunger.Read More »»

Welcome, Pope Benedict XVI

CRS welcomes Pope Benedict XVI as he makes his first apostolic visit to the United States this month.Read More »»

Building Understanding, One E-Mail at A Time

Palestinian and American youth build bridges of understanding through a CRS program that connects teenagers from different cultures.Read More »»

AIDSRelief Marks Lifesaving Milestones

Today, AIDSRelief celebrated two major project achievements: more than 100,000 patients on antiretroviral therapy and 250,000 patients in care.Read More »»

Message of His Holiness Benedict XVI for Lent 2008

Pope Benedict reflects on the practice of almsgiving and how it represents a way to assist those in need around the world.Read More »»

Finding Ways to Help

College students from the United States are educating their peers about the HIV pandemic as part of CRS' College Leaders Program.Read More »»

Finding Purpose in Malawi

A retired couple from California spends 18 months as CRS volunteers in Malawi, starting an orphan outreach center from the ground up.Read More »»

From Moravia to Montana and Beyond

Karl Jorda's story is one of hope, determination and giving back.Read More »»

'They Think We're Crazy': Holy Land Peacemakers

A Palestinian and an Israeli who lost loved ones to the conflict share the stories of their pain — and their friendship.Read More »»

Fasting Against Global Hunger

Hispanic parishioners use a day-long fast to raise awareness of global hunger.Read More »»

Welcome, Pope Benedict XVI

CRS welcomes Pope Benedict XVI as he makes his first apostolic visit to the United States this month.Read More »»

Building Understanding, One E-Mail at A Time

Palestinian and American youth build bridges of understanding through a CRS program that connects teenagers from different cultures.Read More »»

AIDSRelief Marks Lifesaving Milestones

Today, AIDSRelief celebrated two major project achievements: more than 100,000 patients on antiretroviral therapy and 250,000 patients in care.Read More »»

Message of His Holiness Benedict XVI for Lent 2008

Pope Benedict reflects on the practice of almsgiving and how it represents a way to assist those in need around the world.Read More »»

Finding Ways to Help

College students from the United States are educating their peers about the HIV pandemic as part of CRS' College Leaders Program.Read More »»