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The $2 trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill leaves many poor families out of the cash payments and does not increase food relief as much as needed.  At the same time, it includes significant tax reduction to the “top 1%” of tax payers.  … Continued

For more than 100 years, Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio has served the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Our programs have changed over the years, but our commitment to serve the poor, protect the vulnerable and welcome the stranger has not wavered. These … Continued

Ted Bergh, CEO, Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio The death of Oscar Alberto Martínez and his 23-month-old daughter, Angie Valeria, on Monday, June 24th shocked the country. The two drowned in an attempt to cross the Rio Grande River into the … Continued

Careers Working for Catholic Charities isn’t just a job. It is a way to serve Christ and your neighbor. The agency offers excellent benefits and a good work-life balance. Currently, we have the following positions available. Please review the details … Continued

Angela Homoelle leads Catholic Charities Caregiver Assistance Network. November is National Family Caregiver month. Everyone is touched by caregivers in their lives. It is said there are four types of caregivers in this world. 1. Those who are currently caregivers … Continued

More than 25 million refugees are homeless with lives on hold around the world – the highest number in recorded history. Yet U.S. resettlement has plummeted to an all-time low. The administration set a very low goal of 45,000 refugee … Continued

This blog is written by Dr. Bernard Dauenhauer, a professor emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Georgia, whose research interests include Phenomenology, Existentialism and Political Philosophy. He now lives in Cincinnati, serves on the Archdiocese of Cincinnati Immigration Task … Continued

In Immigration and the Next America, Archbishop Jose H. Gomez devotes a chapter to how American Catholics should approach immigration informed by tradition, scripture, and the American Catholic experience. Written in 2013, the book is timely in developing a Catholic … Continued

William Magenge started his career as a volunteer with Catholic Charities in 2007 and became a caseworker serving refugees the following year. A native of Burundi, he was well-equipped to serve Burundian refugees resettling in Cincinnati at the time. But … Continued