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.
Hope for the New Year!
As we near the end of this Jubilee Year of Hope, I am deeply grateful for the many blessings that Catholic Charities received this year.
Poverty doesn’t clock out at 5 p.m.: Volunteers make the difference
Poverty doesn’t only exist between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Even when Catholic Charities staff offer flexible hours, there are still times after the office closes when those in poverty need assistance.
Join us on Giving Tuesday – and double your charitable gift!
Giving Tuesday is a global movement that celebrates generosity and inspires people to give back through their time, talents, or treasures.
A deeper look at adoption for National Adoption Month
Adoption is full of love, hope, and new beginnings. Yet alongside that joy also comes grief for all members of the adoption triad: birth parents, adoptees and adoptive parents.
A Common Objection and a Challenge to the Pro-Life Movement
If you have ever shared your pro-life beliefs publicly — or scrolled through the comments on a YouTube debate about abortion — you have likely come across a familiar claim:
Empowering refugees and building community with English education
Catholic Charities Refugee Integration Services is excited to announce that our English Language Learning and Citizenship Preparation programs are officially underway!
Support for new families: Hope in Hand Bags
On September 16, 2025, Catholic Charities launched Hope in Hand Bags, which will be distributed on the third Tuesday of each month at Catholic Charities offices and remote locations throughout the Diocese of Green Bay, targeting families with children under 3 years of age at home.
Catholic Charities continues to make an impact in the community
July 1 marked the beginning of a new fiscal year for Catholic Charities and the continuation of our outreach to those in need. As we witness increased needs across the 16 counties in our diocese, we remain committed to developing new and innovative approaches to serving and making the best possible impact.
Preparing for fall and back to school Change or transition? Which do we dread?
We often hear the expression, “I hate change.” Yet, when we pause to reflect on our lives, we see that change is all around us.
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Abbot Radecki prepares to retire: His work with refugees has made a lasting difference 
Together – One Family’s Journey to Adoption