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Freed Slaves Take on Brazilian Government

Posted on 11 January 2012

It’s no longer the experience of slavery that ties the people of Nova Conquista together. It’s the five-year fight to demand that the Brazilian government compensate them for their lost time.

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Famine Is Only the Beginning

Posted on 08 December 2011

crisis such as this forces mothers, in particular, to make very difficult decisions one should never have to make. When faced with a situation so dire, women sometimes have to choose which child to feed because there is not enough for everyone to survive.

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Benedict and Benin

Posted on 25 November 2011

Africa is one of the most dynamic continents in terms of the Catholic Church, and the Church has an important role in Africa. And the Pope’s visit really reinforces the action of the Church in Africa.

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How to Fast From Hunger

Posted on 09 November 2011

Decisions that we make in the U.S., both as individuals and as a government, can impact food security in other countries.

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Food for Peace Fades to Black

Posted on 07 October 2011

Last Friday marked the final day of the 50-year history of U.S.-provided food aid in India.

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Child of Destiny

Posted on 07 June 2010

Twenty years ago, Mother Teresa traveled to Calcutta’s Alipore Jail to collect a group of women who were being released and entrusted to her care. When she arrived the women seemed troubled. Although they wanted very much to leave with…

Taking the Long View for Haiti

Posted on 12 March 2010

By Michael Hill
Even as Catholic Relief Services continues to deliver relief supplies to the Haitian people, our staff is working on long-term recovery plans for this country, which was devastated by the January 12 earthquake that killed over 200,000.…

Haiti: Aid Getting Through Amid New Concerns

Posted on 04 February 2010

While roads are starting to clear and food and aid are reaching hundreds of thousands of people, the needs are still enormous in Haiti. Toppled buildings, sprawling camps and tented homes set up on the roadside are sobering reminders…

Catholic Relief Services Helps Set Up Displaced Camp on Golf Course, Gets Haitian Hospital Running

Posted on 20 January 2010

Catholic Relief Services began turning a Port-au-Prince golf course into one of the first formal camps for the displaced as other staff delivered medical supplies to St. Francois de Sales hospital, getting that heavily damaged facility up and running,…

Catholic Relief Services Update on Haiti Situation

Posted on 18 January 2010

We wanted to update you on the situation in Haiti and how Catholic Relief Services is responding. Almost immediately following the earthquake, CRS began delivering lifesaving supplies, including food and water, to desperate survivors. The supplies were already in place…