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Safe Streets coverage: Baltimore credits reduction in violence with program that hires people with criminal records
For years, Baltimore was a poster child for big-city crime. Now, it's becoming the model for a turnaround. Nicole Valdes reports on a city-run program that is tapping into the expertise of people who used to perpetrate it.
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Blessings Newsletter: Winter 2024
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
WHEN THE OUR DAILY BREAD EMPLOYMENT CENTER — operator of Maryland’s largest free hot meal program — is short on either food to serve or volunteers to serve it, staffers barely blink an eye.
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Blessings Newsletter: Fall 2024
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
Although a full six months have now passed since the Key Bridge collapsed into the Patapsco River, the sight of what remains of the structure- and the void between the remnants- still shock the senses.
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Blessings Newsletter: Summer 2024
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
I can think of no better way to spend a sliver of an upcoming summer afternoon than by reading the remarkable stories included in this edition of Blessings—stories that you effectively co-authored as a generous and dedicated supporter of Catholic Charities and those we serve.
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Blessings Newsletter: Spring 2024
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
Nothing signals the start of spring more beautifully than the bouquets of flowers blooming throughout our region. And this year, thanks to you, the vibrant blossoms have some company that is every bit as lovely.
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Blessings Newsletter: Winter 2023
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
With the arrival of winter weather and holiday celebrations, we know it is December. This means both the end of the calendar year, along with the closing of a year of centennial celebrations.
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Blessings Newsletter: Fall 2023
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
In these colder months, your love and compassion for Catholic Charities and those we serve keeps us warm.
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Blessings Newsletter: Summer 2023
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
At Catholic Charities, we are in the middle of our cheerful celebration of 100 years of improving the lives of Marylanders in need. Along with the agency’s centennial, several programs are celebrating their own anniversaries.
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Blessings Newsletter: Spring 2023
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
Human life is sacred, and we are called to identify inequities and address them. Together we can respond to the call to action and make change in our world.
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Blessings Newsletter: Fall 2022
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
Our ability to serve neighbors across Maryland depends on the generosity of the community around us, and a shared vision in our greater promise to Maryland.
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Blessings Newsletter: Winter 2022
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
In the cold and the dark of winter, our hearts are warmed and our hope and resolve are renewed by the upcoming 100th anniversary of Catholic Charities of Baltimore.
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Blessings Newsletter: Summer 2022
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
Each of us is on a unique journey. While the journey towards independence might look different for each of us, there is a shared experience that is common for all of us.
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Blessings Newsletter: Spring 2022
Blessings: Catholic Charities Newsletter
When Ashley had her daughter six years ago, she didn’t have family or friends who could offer support as she recovered from a cesarean section and tried to meet the infant’s needs.
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