Keeping hope alive in Palestine
In Palestine, Caritas Jerusalem is keeping hope alive by providing vital aid and livelihood support to people in the West Bank and Gaza.
In Palestine, Caritas Jerusalem is keeping hope alive by providing vital aid and livelihood support to people in the West Bank and Gaza.
Canada committed itself to eradicating poverty, but the facts contradict the promises.
Not content with terrorizing the residents of Taybeh, Palestine’s last remaining all-Christian village, Israeli settlers are now destroying their olive trees.
Caritas Jerusalem is responding creatively and courageously to an acute water crisis in Gaza.
An attack on a Sudan warehouse containing supplies for an aid project run by Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada’s partner, Trócaire, has left two dead and one gravely injured.
Development and Peace — Caritas Canada (DPCC) strongly denounces the decision of the Canadian government to eliminate the office of the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (CORE).
An acute water crisis is another consequence of Israel’s blockades, occupation and aggressions that the people of Gaza are contending with.
Gathered for their 52nd annual summit, G7 leaders are reminded by the presidents of their countries’ episcopal conferences of their “responsibility for the global common good.”
Outraged by a massacre in Rigores, Honduras, the country’s Jesuits express solidarity with bereaved and affected families and call for a UN-led international inquiry.
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