CRS World Report: Egypt Tuition
In Cairo, thousands of refugee students are grateful they’re getting an education. (Week of Jan. 30, 2012)
In Cairo, thousands of refugee students are grateful they’re getting an education. (Week of Jan. 30, 2012)
As a young boy, Thomas Awiapo almost starved to death before he smelled lunch cooking at a nearby school. (Week of Jan. 23, 2012)
Two years after a massive earthquake shook Haiti’s capital, rebuilding continues. (Week of Jan. 16, 2012)
Catholic News Service reports on the recent Playing for Peace basketball game at CRS partner Villanova University that helped to raise awareness about conditions in South Sudan. WASHINGTON (CNS) — When the Villanova Wildcats beat the Seton Hall Pirates 84-76 … Continue reading
One year ago, a peaceful referendum paved the way for South Sudan to become an independent nation. (Week of Jan. 9, 2012)
As CRS looks ahead to a new year of helping those in need overseas, the agency welcomes a new President and CEO. (Week of Jan. 2, 2012)
After 40 years of service to the world’s poor, CRS President Ken Hackett is retiring at the end of this year. (Week of Dec. 26, 2011)
In 40 years of service, CRS President Ken Hackett and his family have celebrated Christmas in many parts of the world.
When a new water well is tapped in rural Ghana, it’s reason for the whole village to celebrate. (Week of Dec. 12, 2011)
CRS is helping to reduce child labor in Guatemala through a program called “My Rights Matter”. (Week of Dec. 5, 2011)