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Dear Dave,
I think my mother-in-law has a serious credit card problem. She can’t afford stuff, but she shops anyway, chalks up more and more debt, acquires more credit cards, and thinks she’ll pay for it all later somehow. Her ex-husband... More 
BALTIMORE — When three members of St. Ann Parish in East Baltimore sat down with leaders of the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints at the Vatican in late October to advocate for sainthood for six Black potential saints from the United States, they... More
Catholic Charities’ Refugee Resettlement Office has been granted affiliate status through the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
After successfully resettling Afghans within the Little Rock area in 2021-2022, the USCCB reached out... More
Today we celebrate the feast of St. Andrew on what two days ago was the 180th anniversary of the establishment of the Diocese of Little Rock under the patronage of St. Andrew — hence this Cathedral of St. Andrew.
In John’s version... More
It’s been more than seven months since a widespread tornado hit Arkansas with damage to Pulaski, Lonoke and Cross counties. Catholic Charities of Arkansas immediately began contacting Catholic parishes in communities with tornado damage to identify... More
Twenty-eight golf teams came together Oct. 2 to raise more than $52,000 for Catholic Charities.
Players included seven priests and three deacons for the 28th annual Catholic Charities of Arkansas Golf Tournament at the Granada Golf Course in Hot Springs... More
Five sisters marked important anniversaries this year as women religious. These jubilarians represent St. Scholastica Monastery in Fort Smith and the Carmelite Monastery in Little Rock.
75 years
SISTER ADRIAN WEWERS
Sister Adrian Wewers,... More
Parochial schools have a reputation for bolstering the faith.
But it’s not only the students whose faith lives are impacted by a Catholic school education. Sometimes, non-Catholic teachers and staff are so impacted by the schools’... More
Matthew Phillips recently was hired as an immigration specialist for Catholic Charities.
“My duties include assisting clients to renew their permanent residence cards, DACAs and temporary protected status,” he said “I also help... More
Bishop Robert E. Barron said he is in "frank disagreement" with a section of a report from the Synod on Synodality indicating that scientific advances could prompt "rethinking" of the Church's teaching on sexual morality.
In... More