Our natural reaction may be to recoil, but the Christian way is to serve others with a joyful disposition.
Do you have a Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowl in your home? Check out their ideas for tasty meatless meals from across the globe.
Every year, it looks as though it won't work out. But against all odds, Sr. Anne has found a way to help 20,000 families over the past 27 years.
Not having the money for things we want is certainly difficult, but there are a couple of lessons to be learned from it.
We are circling back to these insights from the cardinal because they are as pertinent and helpful as ever.
This new clinic is an addition to the one started by Pope Francis in 2015. Both offer free services to anyone who needs them.
The Catholic faith literally makes no sense without service to the poor. All of its high truths and beautiful liturgies and rich customs are nothing without real love that serves.
A statement from Archbishop Timothy Broglio, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, called the threat to SNAP funding "catastrophic."
If you don't have time today to read Pope Leo XIV's new, first document, we offer you these brief paragraphs as a way to get started.
The title, Dilexi Te, is taken from a verse of the Book of Revelation (3:8-9) that echoes in the thoughts of Mary: 'I have loved you.'
Dilexi te ("I have loved you") will be released on October 9, feast of Cardinal Newman, and is focused on love for the poor.
In Mass with some 20,000 catechists, Pope Leo notes Gospel still applies: At the doorstep of today’s opulence stands the misery of entire peoples, ravaged by war and exploitation.
While St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores have become popular in the United States, they were not founded by the saint himself.
In Our Lady’s name, this grassroots movement is changing the lives of children through the simple power of a school meal.
Surrounded by the beauty of nature, Pope Leo took a moment to speak of God's "most beautiful creature" and how we share communion with Him.
While poverty is often viewed in a positive light in the Gospels, the reality is that being poor can be difficult, especially for a family.
“We want to take this model nationwide, breaking the cycle of poverty," says professor who has found a way to link philanthropists to entrepreneurs in win-win.
