Delivering food, shelter, and hope to the poorest of the poor
Pope Francis declared 2021 the Year of St. Joseph. St. Joseph teaches us about creative courage as he was able to turn challenges and problems in his life into blessings through his trust in Divine Providence.
Thousands of impoverished families in developing nations around the world rely on Cross Catholic Outreach to fulfill their basic need for clean, safe water. Here’s how you make that possible.
Proper nutrition is essential during the first 1,000 days of life. Cross Catholic Outreach explains the science behind chronic hunger and poverty, highlighting efforts to fight undernutrition in Guatemala, Haiti and Mozambique.
At Lent, we pause to remember the Living Water that Christ has extended to us through his sacrifice on the Cross. We also make a concentrated effort to put our faith into action, engaging in specific acts of mercy that make this gift more accessible to our struggling brothers and sisters around the world.
Positive life transformations are possible when both spiritual and material help are provided to the poor. See how Caminando por la Paz is shining the light of Christ into dark situations in Guatemala City.
Poor families in Haiti live in fear of storms. Cross Catholic Outreach is working to replace shanty houses too flimsy to stand up to the wind, rain and flooding with safe, durable homes.
