States weigh costs, benefits of undocumented immigrant parents
April 21, 2016 The January raids caused widespread concern among parents, said Adonia Simpson, managing attorney for immigration legal services at the Esperanza Center, part of Catholic Charities of Baltimore. Read the full article from Stateline here
Immigrants in limbo as U.S. top court weighs Obama action
April 15, 2016 In Baltimore's heavily Latino Fell's Point neighborhood, South Broadway is lined with storefronts advertising services in Spanish, ranging from tax preparation to cellphone providers. Catholic Charities runs an immigrant resource center offering legal advice [...]
Share Your Memories Of Our Daily Bread
In 2016, the Our Daily Bread hot meal program commemorates 35 years of uninterrupted service. During those years, the program has touched thousands of lives. Clients, employees, donors and countless volunteers have passed through our [...]
Our Daily Bread in 1995: Serving Pope Saint John Paul II
Sr. Gwynette Proctor SND greets Pope Saint John Paul II When Pope Saint John Paul II visited the United States in 1995, one of his stops was to say mass at Camden Yards. Afterward, he [...]
Dentist brightens job prospects for men of Christopher Place
April 1, 2016 One day after he declined to take a well-deserved bow in recognition of his service to his country, James W. Taneyhill reluctantly accepted the thanks of Catholic Charities. Taneyhill received a Distinguished Service Award [...]
Lack of funding threatens Baltimore’s ‘Safe Streets’
March 17, 2016 A March 17, 2016 editorial by Catholic Charities' executive director Bill McCarthy on the need for sustainable funding for Baltimore City's Safe Streets programs: A majority of our community's collective attention, especially during this [...]