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Sep 3, 2013 · In a region that has seen increasing threats to ancient Christian communities, the Catholic Church is helping many of the two million refugees of Syria’s civil war. Besides physical aid, Church workers offer the Syrians the simple truth that they haven’t been forgotten—that they are loved and will be cared for.
- Syrian Refugee Crisis: 7 Things You Can Do to Help | CRS
While Catholic Relief Services is providing support to those...
- Syrian Refugee Crisis: Facts and How to Help | CRS
The Syrian refugee crisis continues as more than 13 million...
- Syrian Refugee Crisis: 7 Things You Can Do to Help | CRS
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One of the best ways to help is through donating to accredited nonprofit organizations that are responding to the crisis. More than 90 percent of money donated to CRS goes directly to people in need. DONATE NOW
Here are some good resources for you. Read and Act: 1. What We Are Doing: CRS’ Support of Syrian Refugees 2. Syrian Refugees: Meet the People Everyone's Talking About 3. 11 Things You May Not Know About Refugees Watch and Engage: 1. Syrian Family from Aleppo Finds Refuge in Europe 2. CRS/Caritas Architects Find Shelter for Refugees in Athens 3. The...
You can provide direct assistance by setting up a page to raise money to support our emergency efforts. Your support will ensure that we can provide immediate assistance, including food, water, access to sanitation, legal services and medical care. SET UP YOUR OWN FUNDRAISING PAGE
For years, countries in the Middle East have been sheltering the largest number of Syrians and Iraqis. CRS is calling on the United States to continue and expand humanitarian assistance to Syrian refugees in these countries, as well as those burdened by this new migration. Most importantly, the United States should lead concerted diplomatic efforts...
Follow and retweet @CatholicRelief and @CRSNews on Twitter for the latest updates on the #RefugeeCrisisthat’s reached Europe. Also, share the memes on this page on your social media channels to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters.
Pray for protection for refugees around the world, as well as for personal transformation, as we face the needs of refugees everywhere, by using this Prayer for Refugees.
Although CRS works exclusively overseas, there are many ways to help refugees in the United States. Join our new campaign to continue to make a difference. Support organizations such as Migration and Refugee Services and your local Catholic Charities. You can also volunteer to help refugees in your own area through local refugee resettlement center...
The Syrian refugee crisis continues as more than 13 million Syrians have been uprooted by a war that has killed as many as 400,000 Syrians. Learn how CRS has helped hundreds of thousands of families who have been displaced or forced to flee their homes because of conflicts, civil strife and economic conditions in the Middle East and other regions.
What is the Catholic Church's Role in U.S. Refugee Resettlement? The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Migration and Refugee Services (USCCB/MRS) is one of ten NGOs in the United States that resettles refugees.
Feb 9, 2017 · Why the Catholic Church stands with refugees. New president and CEO of Catholic Relief Services Sean Callahan reminds us refugees need our assistance, not our fear. Catholic Relief Services was founded almost 75 years ago as a response to the many people in need after World War II.
Dec 26, 2014 · BEIRUT — Catholic participation in refugee and humanitarian relief in the Syrian civil war is strengthening a foundation for future peace, despite the great difficulties of the region, says...
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Sep 1, 2013 · In a region that has seen increasing threats to ancient Christian communities, the Catholic Church is helping many of the two million refugees of Syria’s civil war. Besides physical aid, Church...
