Written by Mary McCusker On May 17, hundreds gathered in the auditorium of Camden Catholic High School in Cherry
Catholic Charities responds to drug epidemic
Written by Mary McCusker They gathered on April 11 at Catholic Charities’ Camden office. Parents and professionals, clergy
Bishop Sullivan preaches a message of hope to inmates
Written by Mary McCusker Bishop Dennis Sullivan switched seamlessly between English and Spanish during a Holy Week Mass for
"Faith is both a gift from God and a journey," Bishop Sullivan's message
On the First Sunday of Lent, March 5th, they came from 39 parishes from the different areas of
Catholic Charities’ employee honored for work with refugees
Written by Mary McCusker Adelphia’s Ballroom in Deptford Township was packed on March 1, as nonprofit agencies, family
Acts of mercy for men and women in the military
Written by Mary McCusker Every pew at Saint Joseph’s Church in Somers Point was packed on Monday, Feb.
"A single week throws light on three areas of faith," Bishop Sullivan's message
Recently, the Catholic Church has been in the news. Last Friday, we were front and center in Washington,
Why Catholic Charities Welcomes the Stranger
Written by Kevin Hickey In December, 2015, the Catholic bishops of New Jersey wrote that, “Welcoming strangers can
Creating a Culture of Encounter
WASHINGTON (CNS) — “Creating a Culture of Encounter” is the theme of 2017’s National Migration Week, an annual
Deacon Hallman brings hope behind prison walls
Written by by Mary McCusker When Pope Francis visited Curran-Fromhold Correctional facility in Philadelphia in September 2015, he