NEWS FOR DIOCESAN
HPRP Funds for Homeless Prevention
Wednesday October 07, 2009, Diocesan
Catholic Charities announces the availability of Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Funds to help prevent homelessness in 15 counties across Northwest Florida and the Big Bend area
Concern over Health Care Reform debate
Thursday July 30, 2009, Diocesan
Health Care Reform debate: Concerned Catholics are watching Capitol Hill closely as the US Congress debates health care reform.
Catholic Charities Receives New Grant Funds
Thursday June 18, 2009, Diocesan
Catholic Charities has received several new grant funds to help with several programs across the Diocese.
A Christmas Letter from the Director of Ft. Walton
Monday January 05, 2009, Diocesan
Christmas Greetings from Catholic Charities...
Faithful Citizenship
Tuesday October 21, 2008, Diocesan
Bishop Ricard and the diocesan Council of Priest have released this statement on faithful citizenship and voting in this year’s election.
Catholic Charities parties with a purpose: Gala raises much needed funds
Tuesday October 14, 2008, Diocesan
Catholic Charities of Northwest Florida’s Pensacola regional office kicked off the fall fundraiser season Oct. 11 with its 26th annual gala. “It was a fantastic turnout,” said Donna Potts, regional director for the agency.
Lead Agency for Santa Rosa County Choose Life Funds
Monday June 16, 2008, Diocesan
Calling all potential Choose Life Agencies: Please Register Here
Disaster Planning & Response Protocol for Hurricane Season
Wednesday May 28, 2008, Diocesan
With the new hurricane season beginning June 1, it is my pleasure to provide a few basic tools to assist you, your staff and lay leadership and parishioners with preparing for a hurricane...
Directors Attend Mass with Pope Benedict XVI
Monday April 28, 2008, Diocesan
In April 2008, more than 80 Diocesan Directors from across the nation were able to attend Mass with Pope Benedict XVI in Washington D.C.
Economy takes harsh toll on relief agencies
Wednesday April 23, 2008, Diocesan
The same sagging economy that is throwing thousands of Americans into poverty and homelessness is making it harder to help the needy as donations to charities and food banks dry up.