Why are Ebola clinics being attacked? It comes down to trust, death and body bags. CRS emergency manager Max Lieblich says involving religious leaders in safe burials and having them present at funerals can help ease tensions. Read more via @npr.org ➡️ brnw.ch/21x303e.

The Catholic Church is playing a critical role in the Ebola outbreak response in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. In places where fear and misinformation run high, local Church leaders can engage families directly and promote safer practices.

Catholic Relief Services is mobilizing an emergency response as the Ebola outbreak spreads in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Watch now to learn more. Click to help: brnw.ch/21x2Dm9.

Catholic Relief Services mobilizes emergency response as #Ebola outbreak spreads in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Read the full #PressRelease: brnw.ch/21x2FyY.

In times like these, we’re reminded of Pope Francis’ message that “prayer and action must always be profoundly united.” So let us pray for those impacted by the Ebola outbreak, and also take action to help our sisters and brothers. ➡️ brnw.ch/21x2Dm9

Either way we say it, our goal is to help people survive with dignity and rebuild their homes and lives.

Join Let Go and Let God for “Serving Without Applause” with Sean Callahan, President & CEO of Catholic Relief Services—a conversation about serving with compassion, dignity & hope, not for recognition, but out of love for Jesus and our neighbors. 🎙️ rss.com/podcasts/let...

“People in the field are faced with impossible decisions.” Emily Doogue of Catholic Relief Services describes choosing which children get antimalarial medicine, which families receive mosquito nets & which communities are cut off. Read more: 👉 www.americamagazine.org/politics-soc...

Pope Leo XIV gave $100,000 to bring safe water to rural families in El Salvador. This is what it means to care for the most vulnerable among us. Stephany is in El Salvador, sharing how this gift is already changing lives. Now, you’re invited to join the Holy Father ➡️ brnw.ch/21x1RGq.

In Kupang, Indonesia, students learn how small actions—like composting, staying clean and caring for one another—can protect their world. This #EarthDay, learn how schools in Indonesia are teaching children to care for our world👉 brnw.ch/21x1Ph3.

Pope Leo XIV traveled Cameroon as a “messenger of peace” for the faithful. For decades humanitarian organizations like Catholic Relief Services have helped bring that message to life. Read more 👉 www.vaticannews.va/en/church/ne...

🚨 Big news! Pope Leo XIV has donated $100,000 to support Catholic Relief Services’ clean water initiative serving rural communities in El Salvador. This papal gift affirms a shared commitment to protecting health, dignity & life. Read more from @osvnews.bsky.social: osvnews.com/pope-leo-don...

How can we finance WASH? @devex.com spotlights Azure Source Capital, a CRS–IDB Lab initiative providing low‑interest loans to water utilities through local banks in Central America. $15M+ disbursed, zero defaults. Read more: www.devex.com/news/special...

Catholic Relief Services is working closely with Caritas and other faith-based partners to provide food kits, medicine, mattresses, blankets, pillows, and other forms of medical assistance to those housed in shelters in Lebanon. Read more from @ewtnews.bsky.social www.ewtnnews.com/world/middle...

🏠 A safe home is essential for dignity, belonging and lasting recovery. When conflict or disaster damages a home, everything else is put on hold. But when families can rebuild, they regain stability and hope.

Catholic Relief Services is honored to be accredited by the @greenclimate.fund! This milestone strengthens our ability to partner with local communities to lead large‑scale climate adaptation efforts where they’re needed most. Read more 👉 brnw.ch/21x14O3

In Cambodia, Catholic Relief Services partners with the Ministry of Health to combat infectious diseases and respond to public health emergencies—working together to ensure effective, sustainable, long‑term health programs. Read more: brnw.ch/21x0MDW.

Lebanon is already feeling the impact of the Middle East crisis. Families are seeking safety wherever they can. Schools, community centers and public buildings have been transformed into makeshift shelters.

As violence has spilled over into Lebanon, communities are once again facing displacement, loss and fear. Needs are rising rapidly as families seek safety and shelter from continued threats. (1/3)

The @usccbofficial.bsky.social annual Catholic Relief Services Collection (CRS) helps those in need in the U.S. and worldwide by benefiting six agencies and offices affiliated with the Catholic Church. Read the media release: www.usccb.org/news/2026/ca...

Catholic Relief Services is responding to the urgent needs of families fleeing airstrikes in southern Lebanon, and we join Pope Leo XIV in lifting our prayers for peace.

In Cameroon, CRS staff was honored to host Edward Kiely, director of the U.S. bishops’ Subcommittee on the Church in Africa. His visit strengthens ties with the local Church and highlights projects funded by the bishops’ solidarity fund. @usccbofficial.bsky.social

Men are becoming nutrition champions in Nigeria! In Sokoto State, CRS supports father‑to‑father groups helping improve maternal & child health. Dads share practical tips on parenting & supporting their families. “Even our malnourished children have recovered,” says Saidu.

On this World Day of Social Justice, we pause to pray—and to listen. As people of faith, we’re called not just to hope for a more just world, but to help build it. May this prayer awaken our hearts to God’s call. #WorldDayofSocialJustice #SocialJustice #PrayTogether

@busted-halo.bsky.social reminds us that #Lent is a great time to take stock of your spiritual life and to grow in it. They offer 25 ideas. Spoiler alert, one of them is our own #CRSRiceBowl. Read more ⬇️

This year, #CRSRiceBowl, our lenten program, is more critical than ever. It gives people a chance to truly grow in solidarity with our global neighbors through their prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Read more from @osvnews.bsky.social ➡️ www.osvnews.com/lents-crs-le...

Who’s ready to change lives this Lent?! 👋 Lent begins in just a few short weeks. One simple way to enhance your Lenten practice is to participate in our #CRSRiceBowl program. Join us 👉 brnw.ch/21wZFd5

In Honduras, the El Coyol Habanero Pepper Producers Association is proving that agriculture can drive innovation and growth. Through Isidro LEAP, 146 producers are learning Water Smart Agriculture techniques, restoring soils, and building stronger businesses.

Through the Isidro LEAP project, 146 producers in El Coyol are strengthening their businesses and adopting sustainable practices that restore soil health and manage water resources wisely. These efforts are creating stronger market linkages and improving family incomes.

One of the most effective ways to support good nutrition for mothers and children is by partnering with trusted community leaders. In many of our project communities across Nigeria, women look to Lead Mothers for guidance and practical support.

In northern Togo, pastoralist Namguitiéne Lawane once struggled to keep his sheep alive. Through a CRS project, he learned animal care, feed-making and composting. Today, he supports his family—and shares knowledge that builds peace. Read more: brnw.ch/21wZd31

CRS & Caritas Burundi are providing urgent support to refugee families from the DRC at Busuma camp. More than 3,600 families received nutrition assistance & hygiene kits to prevent child malnutrition and improve hygiene.

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—a leader who reminded us that even in moments of struggle, hope is a powerful force that moves us toward justice, compassion and community.

Meet Penda. She lives in The Gambia, where malaria infected more than 100,000 people last year. Now, after years of battling this life-threatening disease, she finally feels safe thanks to insecticide-treated bed nets.

Join Ndubuisi N. Nwokolo, PhD, and Chris Bleers of Catholic Relief Services as they examine peacebuilding and social cohesion through the lens of lived experience, local leadership, and community-driven change. A great conversation you don't want to miss➡️ open.spotify.com/episode/0kV0...

As people of faith, we’re called to care for others. Which humanitarian issue matters most to you? ➡️ Share your thoughts!

Love for the poor is the hallmark of faith.

For 65 years CRS Rwanda has worked to uplift communities across the country, helping youth learn new skills & find jobs, farmers increase crops, & families rebuild lives. We're committed to helping Rwanda build a strong, prosperous future. Read more: brnw.ch/21wYuL5.

Beginning today, families across Latin America & in Hispanic communities around the world celebrate #LasPosadas, a beautiful Advent tradition that reenacts Mary & Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem in search of shelter. May this season inspire us to welcome Christ by welcoming others.

Great strides in Nigeria’s fight against #malnutrition! The Federal Ministry of Health, with support from CRS, is standardizing production of Tom Brown—a locally made, nutrient-packed food powder—to ensure scalability nationwide. Read more: nannews.ng/2025/12/11/f...

One of CRS' guiding principles is that every person has basic rights and responsibilities that flow from our human dignity. They belong to us as human beings, regardless of any social or political structures. #HumanRightsDay

The #ImmaculateConception — the moment Mary was conceived without sin — prepared her to become the Mother of God. Today, we ask for Mary’s intercession for all mothers and children around the world.

When U.S. aid priorities shifted, 170 schools in Haiti were at risk of losing books & supplies. Your generosity changed that. Today, classrooms are filled with the tools kids need to learn and dream big. 👉 This #GivingTuesday, give hope: brnw.ch/21wXoob.

Maya, from CRS Lebanon, witnessed #PopeLeoXIV address thousands of young people during his first visit to #Lebanon. Watch what it was like to be part of this amazing moment.

On #WorldAIDSDay, we pray for healing, hope and courage. Lord, help us care for the most vulnerable and support those ministering to people with HIV/AIDS. Join us on @hallowapp.bsky.social to #PrayTogether. brnw.ch/21wXYOK

In #Sudan, 900 farmers in the El Gezira State received wheat seeds to start growing food again—thanks to support from the World Bank. This project, meant to help families bounce back after tough times, will help increase access to affordable food & strengthen local food systems.

As #COP30 comes to a close, Madison from @catholicrelief.bsky.social sends message about Catholics as signs of hope on the ground in Belém! #EcoCatholic

The Global Fund has saved millions of lives from #AIDS, #TB and #Malaria. CRS calls for a robust replenishment of this vital worldwide partnership. Read our full statement here: brnw.ch/21wXI8Y.

In Central and East #Darfur states in #Sudan, access to healthcare is limited and conflict has displaced thousands. CRS Sudan is supporting 25 health facilities to deliver vital care to communities. Keep reading to find out more ⬇️ (1/3)

Advent begins on November 30 and is the season leading up to the celebration of #Christmas. Sign up to get our #Advent wreath prayer guide and access weekly prayers, stories and reflections to deepen your faith this holy season: brnw.ch/21wXqq8.