One Month Later: Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay’s response to the Menasha tornado
Catholic Charities mobilized quickly in the hours and days after the July 27 tornado to bring resources to the people impacted by the devastating storm.
“Green Bay is my Home:” A Refugee Story of Overcoming Adversity
Nearly thirty years after fleeing from genocide in Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) in their parents’ arms, I.M., S.B., and their family received, confirmation their case to be resettled in the United States as refugees had been approved.
Mental Health Ministry Retreat Provides Empowerment for Parishes and the Diocese
When Katie Shoener died by suicide, her father, Deacon Ed Shoener saw how vital it was that Catholic parishes become places of ministry for those struggling with and impacted by mental health issues.
Ten Tips to Homeownership Month
Owning your own home is an incredible accomplishment, but it can also feel like a detailed, stressful, and sometimes intimidating process.
Inspired to Act Event Raises Over $200,000 to Support Catholic Charities’ Mission
This year’s featured guest was Father Leo Patalinghug, founder of Plating Grace, who shared an inspiring message about the importance of gathering around the family table and ensuring there is “a seat at the table for everyone.”
We are There – Shiocton Evacuation
Several weeks ago, the Diocese of Green Bay watched and prayed as rising flood waters forced the evacuation of Shiocton.
The Importance of Faith in Mental Health
There is a connection between faith and mental health. As people of faith, we have an interconnectedness with God that is reflected in our meaning, purpose, and acts as human beings.
Wisconsin Continues to March for Life
They will come from every part of Wisconsin. There will be babies in the womb and in carriages, teenagers, young families, and activists who have been part of the pro-life movement for decades.
Be Inspired to Act
Mark your calendar for an evening at Catholic Charities’ 12th Annual Inspired to Act gala on Thursday, May 7, 2026, at Stadium View Event Hall in Green Bay.
Volunteering is no Small Feat, but it Doesn’t Have to be a Big Commitment
Between work and family obligations, church commitments, and the never-ending chime of notifications to personal devices, the thought of finding enough time in your week to volunteer can seem impossible, but there is a way to step back from the busyness of daily traffic and enjoy the renewal that comes through service to your community.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay joins the Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay is now a member of the Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers (ACMHM), with the goal of supporting parish communities across the diocese
Living the Gospel through service during Poverty Awareness Month
January is Poverty Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the challenges faced by individuals and families who struggle to meet their basic needs.
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