Budget 2025 represents a retreat from official development assistance and an advance toward militarism, which is precisely the opposite of what it would be most ethical and strategic for Canada to be doing at this time.
As a hunger crisis driven by conflict, climate change and other complexities grips many parts of the world, Christians are reaching out across continents to mount a response at every level from the global to the local.
Learn what our delegation to the COP30 summit will be doing; why the summit is important for our movement; and how you can engage in the issues that will be raised there.
Having helped people in Gaza and the West Bank through two years of unimaginable adversity, Caritas Jerusalem expresses “deep relief and hope upon hearing the news of the agreement to end the war.”
A Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada veteran explains how the hope and resilience she encountered on a solidarity tour to Peru refreshed her resolve to “work for justice and peace.”
A Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada novice shares her spiritual reflections on an eye-opening solidarity tour of remote communities in Peru.
Over 50 civil society organizations, including Caritas Internationalis, call for an end to Israel’s assault on Gaza City, which they characterize as a death sentence for the Palestinian people besieged there.
The members of the Permanent Council of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) have issued a statement in response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The famine in Gaza, officially confirmed last week by the UN, is caused by what Caritas Internationalis denounces as “a machinery of annihilation, sustained by impunity and the silence, or complicity, of powerful nations.”
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