Posted on 05/02/2018 5:41:17 PM PDT by ButThreeLeftsDo
Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis is dropping its refugee resettlement and adoption programs and diving deeper into its other work, especially programs combating homelessness and helping at-risk children.
CEO Tim Marx unveiled the new priorities this week. The dramatic pivot comes as Catholic Charities, which over its 150 years has been one of the Twin Cities most influential charitable organizations, saw participation in its adoption program decline and the Trump administrations immigration policies led to a slump in the number of refugees arriving in Minnesota.
At the same time, Marx said, Catholic Charities has seen demand for other services increase.
If we dont adapt to the changing world, like any organization, we are going to be left behind, Marx said. This community needs Catholic Charities. That places a special responsibility on us to keep up to date, to keep moving and respond to new needs.
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Expect pissing and moaning from Cedar-Riverside, as always.
Oh, and of course, it's Trump's fault.
Now, if we could just get the ELCA to come to their senses...
About 30 years, and 100,000 jihadis too late!
Yep.
If they are “charities”, then why do they need federal tax dollars to help people.
If they are charities, then why do they need federal tax dollars to help people.
Because Catholic Charities is neither Catholic nor a Charity.
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Excellent news!
Is Marx a direct descendant?
“Liberalism is a human Hiroshima’’. Excellent line. So true.
Well said. I've been to all of those cities you mentioned above, and major parts of them ARE sh*tholes. As are all of the major cities in my state of The People's Republik of Connecticut.
I hate liberals. They destroy everything that was once good.
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