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People of Hope Museum visits Diocese, shares stories of poverty, compassion

by Peter G. Sánchez, Staff Writer

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Staff from Diocese take part in CCUSA disaster operations training

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Catholic Charities takes part in MLK Day of Service

January 22, 2026

Jeanetta Warren, director of Catholic Charities’ Atlantic County Economic Crisis Committee which responds to the needs of laid off casino workers in and around Atlantic City, was selected by Catholic Charities USA as a recipient of the 2016 “Catholic Charities Keep the Dream Alive Honors.” This recognition celebrates individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to poor and disenfranchised people, and who are living out a passionate commitment to making the dream of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. a reality. The award was presented by Bishop Dennis Sullivan on Feb. 8 in Camden, and Warren was honored at a prayer service at Catholic Charities’ Camden office on Feb. 9.

Photo by Maria D’Antonio

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Keep the Dream Alive

February 11, 2016

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New time limits on food stamps could strain food pantries

February 11, 2016

From left: Patrick Barry, director of Catholic Charities’ Refugee Program; case manager Francis Kap Lian; Caitlin Jones, coordinator of Refugee Services; and case manager Moustafa Aldouri were panelists at Christ Our Light’s “Welcoming the Stranger” evening on Jan. 28.

Photo by James A. McBride

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Workshop puts a face on Welcoming the Stranger

February 4, 2016

Cindy Lebron of Catholic Charities gives a survey to a homeless man outside a soup kitchen in Vineland during Cumberland County’s annual Point In Time survey of the homeless.

Photo by Joanna Gardner

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Counting the homeless in Cumberland County

February 4, 2016

A child receives a handmade winter hat donated to Catholic Charities’ refugee program by Altrusa International of the Merrimack Valley in Lowell, Mass.

Photo by Joanna Gardner

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The critical need for material donations for refugees

January 28, 2016

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Es probable que los nuevos objetivos de deportación no afecten a Nueva Jersey

January 28, 2016

The refugee Po family from Myanmar (Burma) and the volunteer Rosvold family from Delran are pictured at the Catholic Charities office in Camden. The Rosvold’s youngest son, Luke, aged 12, was born with a cleft palate and has been through 11 surgeries. The Po’s son Joseph, 9, was also born with a cleft palate and had surgery soon after this photo was taken. The two families met to talk about what to expect during and after the surgery. Pictured from left: Jill Rosvold (Luke’s mother), Me Meh (Joseph’s mother), Po Reh (Joseph’s father), Luke Rosvold, Joseph Po, Thing Mangshang (Catholic Charities case worker aide), and Bob Rosvold (Luke’s father).

Photo courtesy of the Rosvold family

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Easing the way for a refugee family

January 14, 2016

A refugee from Iraq, Moustafa Aldouri is a case manager with Catholic Charities’ Refugee and Immigration Services program. He specializes in helping the refugees Catholic Charities assists find employment and housing in their first months in their new country.

Photo by Joanna Gardner

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He sees himself in those he helps

January 7, 2016

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The Catholic Charities ‘Mercy In-Focus’ program

January 7, 2016

Thuy Le, a refugee from Vietnam, is a case manager for the Camden Diocese’s Catholic Charities’ Welfare to Work Program, as well as an entrepreneur and amateur plane pilot.

Photo by Joanna Gardner

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Living the American Dream: A Vietnamese refugee’s story

December 17, 2015

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