Haiti Earthquake

In response to the massive earthquake and devastation in Haiti, I kindly ask that you and your community please join me in praying for the victims and those who are mourning their loss.

-Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory

Donations may be made to assist the stricken population through Catholic Relief Services, the U.S. bishops’ international relief and development agency, and sent to:

Catholic Relief Services
P.O. Box 17090
Baltimore, Maryland 21203-7090

Below are two pdf documents that can be used when
praying in a group setting.

• Group Leader Information
• Group Handout

Catholic Charities Atlanta's Immigration Legal Services - Haitian Temporary Protected Status
Information Meeting Schedule

Justice for Immigrants
Postcard Campaign

In January, Justice for Immigrants, the national Catholic campaign for comprehensive immigration reform of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, is launching a postcard campaign that calls for comprehensive immigration reform legislation. Click here to learn how you can get involved and to read the joint letter from Archbishop Gregory and Bishop Zarama in support of this postcard campaign.

Flood Relief

Catholic Charities Atlanta is very aware of the damage and destruction to our community brought about by this fall’s heavy rains and flooding in the Atlanta metro area.  Our thoughts and prayers remain with our neighbors, some who have suffered great loss from this natural disaster.   We continue to work with federal, state, and local relief organizations and community partners to respond to those so tragically affected. Please click here for additional information on sources of help. 

Catholic Charities USA Responds to Healthcare Reform Criticism

"In response to inaccurate on line media reports, Catholic Charities USA states unequivocally that it does not support any plan to reform health care and/or any proposed legislative provision that allows or promotes the funding of abortions or that compels any health care provider or institution to provide such a service."

CCUSA Responds to Healthcare Reform Criticism