Bishop Burbidge: Catholic Charities is the heart, the center of what we do
Recently, on his Walk Humbly podcast, Diocese of Arlington Bishop Michael Burbidge responded to a question from a parishioner at St. Mark’s and Our Lady of Good Counsel parishes. Jay wanted to know what is the relationship between the Diocese of Arlington and Catholic... read more
Supporting birth mothers for a lifetime
SARAH* WAS PREGNANT and the baby’s father was out of the picture. Considering where she was in her life, she knew she would not be able to provide for her child in the way she wanted. With the help of her family, she decided to make an adoption plan and began working... read more
Making an impact: Deloitte volunteers share job search skills with refugees
For 19 years, Deloitte, a worldwide accounting and professional services network, has celebrated “Impact Day” to show the company’s year-round commitment to volunteering in local communities. This year, Deloitte partnered with Catholic Charities, Migration and Refugee... read more
Supporting Loved Ones who are Adopting
“We are Adopting!” For many, sharing the information with their loved ones that they have decided to grow their family through adoption is difficult to do. However, not everyone knows or understands the complexities of adoption or how to respond.
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Moved by Faith
Many of us are motivated by faith to volunteer and donate to programs that serve those in need. We want to share the many blessings God has given us. In fact, studies done at Harvard and Notre Dame Universities show that people who are rooted in their faith are... read more
Transportation Can Transform
With a car, there is hope for opportunities and a life of independence. In Northern Virginia and, especially, in the beltway, transportation options are seemingly endless; the metro, buses, VRE, Amtrak, ridesharing services, taxis, and personal vehicles. ... read more
Volunteers Bring Jesus to Jail
Volunteers serve as a beacon of light in a place that unfortunately can seem like a spiritual desert. They are the hands and feet of God, visiting the imprisoned, offering hope and redemption.
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From a Small Van to Warehouse Refrigeration – Providing More Food to those in Need
This year alone, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington’s St. Lucy Food Project is on the way to distribute over one million pounds of food to serve our hungry neighbors. Catholic Charities believes that in our diocese, which includes some of the wealthiest... read more