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Migrant staff meet with congressional representative

Posted By | Raeann Boero

HILLSBORO — Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, who represents a part of Portland and its suburbs in the U.S. House, convened experts in the field of migration and refugees Sept. 4 in Hillsboro. Two Catholic Charities staff members were part of the select group.

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New youth center dedicated at Camp Howard

Father Peter O’Brien, pastor of three parishes in the Willamette Valley, found time Sept. 8 to say Mass and bless the new St. Michael the Archangel Youth Center at Camp Howard.

Donated diapers help families’ ends meet 

Last holiday season, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints included Catholic Charities of Oregon in the annual Light the World Giving Machine.

‘Books are common ground’

From two ground floor rooms at Catholic Charities’ St. Francis Park Apartments, a small organization uses literature to humanize life on the streets.

Ready for heat

August in Oregon has been cooler than usual, but there is still a chance for a heat wave before fall sets in. If that happens, Catholic Charities of Oregon is ready.

The roots of care

Caring for the marginalized in Hebrew Scripture and tradition Rabbi Michael Cahana, Senior Rabbi for Portland’s oldest synagogue, will give a free talk on Thursday, Sept. 19, 7 p.m. at Catholic Charities of Oregon, 2740 SE Powell Boulevard in Portland. His timely topic will be care for the marginalized as found in Hebrew Scripture and…

Organization praises Catholic Charities collaboration

Catholic Charities was recognized at a recent Oregon Multifamily Strategic Energy Management event.

One last gift for women who’ve been homeless

Terry Pallari, a longtime supporter of and volunteer for Catholic Charities, died at home April 12. But she wanted the agency to get one last gift for a project she especially loved – Kenton Women’s Village.

Initiative helps keep residents healthy

In the last year, Catholic Charities of Oregon reached more than 1,600 people with health outreach and education.

Strength to move forward

Pantries help residents deal with inflation and do what they need to do to make progress in life

Deloitte holds workday at village

Five Portland-based employees of the international accounting and auditing firm Deloitte spent much of a hot Friday sprucing up the grounds of Catholic Charities’ Kenton Women’s Village.

MAKING IT A HOME

With building anticipation for the upcoming opening of Francis + Clare in Southeast Portland and Beacon at Glisan Landing in Northeast Portland this fall, Catholic Charities of Oregon is preparing to welcome their future residents with warmth and compassion.

Honor for Sr. Juanita’s life of service

As Catholic Charities marks its 90th anniversary, it notes that it began as a way to coordinate and sustain the many compassionate ministries begun by women religious in Oregon. Starting in the late 19th century, the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon ran orphanages in the area west of Portland and also taught at schools…