
Catholic Charities
Articles
-
2 months ago |
denvercatholic.org | Catholic Charities |Cat Kerr |God’s love
By Cat KerrJade often sees the faces of her own family — her mother, aunts and grandmothers — in the women she now helps at Samaritan House 48th in Denver. Having once been in their position, she understands their struggles. More than 20 years ago, Jade herself lived in a Catholic Charities shelter. “I might’ve been six or seven when we got there. Things were rough at home before that. My parents struggled with addiction, and there was domestic violence in the house,” Jade recalled.
-
2 months ago |
denvercatholic.org | Catholic Charities |Cat Kerr |God’s love
By Cat KerrNestled between the soaring peaks and rivers of Glenwood Springs, a new chapter is unfolding for many in need of affordable housing. The Benedict, a new development by Catholic Charities Housing, is set to provide a rare opportunity for low-income seniors to live in a place where they can enjoy both the beauty of the mountains and the comfort of an affordable home.
-
Jan 14, 2025 |
denvercatholic.org | Catholic Charities |Bethany Rankin |God’s love
By Bethany RankinWhat happens when a business decides to serve more than customers? Ken Garff Collision answered that question with action at Samaritan House Fort Collins. Over the course of a week, employees rolled up their sleeves and shared over 60 hours to serve warm meals to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. But they didn’t stop there — they also provided a generous financial donation to help fund Samaritan House’s life-changing programs.
-
Jan 10, 2025 |
denvercatholic.org | Catholic Charities |Cat Kerr |God’s love
By Cat KerrBrother Christopher sits at his desk at Samaritan House fifteen hours a week these days. He feels a nostalgia as he responds to incoming calls and emails. A Samaritan House staff member turned Capuchin, Brother Christopher has many moments of deja vu, with a new twist. The main difference from his experience at Samaritan House is his clothing and a deeper spiritual connection in his service.
-
Jan 8, 2025 |
fultoncountynews.com | Catholic Charities |Chanin Rotz-Mountz
It was the end of an era Tuesday when the leaders of the Fulton County Catholic Mission embarked on their newest adventure in life-retirement. Sisters Martha Burbulla and Judith Karlack of the Carmelite Community of the Word stepped down from...
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →