Author: CLAIRE SEELINGER DEVEY

“That’s not my problem…” “I hope that no one thinks I’m with Her…” “well, I don’t have to worry about that [issue]. That’s never hap- pened to me or anyone…

“Sometimes I don’t pay my workers for a few months…just to mess with their heads.” – a human trafficker in Saipan Unpaid and forced labor is just one warning sign…

…all the while ensuring the common good of all (which, as a reminder, means to ensure the good of everyone without exception, not to try to secure the greatest good…

What if you could go back to the days before August 2, 2015 and use that time to plan ahead for the weeks and months that came after Typhoon Soudelor?…

  This is the 30th year of Karidat’s long tradition of handing out gifts of books and toys and thanks to all of our generous donors, this year we are…

Priests and Parishes Students and teachers Sponsors and donors for your participation and support during the “Feast on a Feast” event, Mt. Carmel School and Karidat’s first collaborative community soup…

Advent is the season of waiting. John the Baptist had been waiting his whole life. When Jesus came on the scene, John sent a delegation to ask if He was…

Thank you To each parish, school, family and indi- vidual who donated in honor of the Karidat Food Pantry Thanksgiving Food Drive, we are so grateful to have shelves full…

In this week’s column, we return to our ongoing series on Catholic Social Teaching to introduce another foundational concept, the Universal Destination of Goods. In the Catechism of the Catholic…

Today November 19th 2017, has been chosen by our Holy Father, Pope Francis, as the first World Day of the Poor. The theme “Love not in word but in deeds,”…