Catholic Charities in the News

• Catholic Charities D.C. names James Malloy president and CEO – The Washington Post
• Retired Navy Vice Admiral James Malloy to take the helm of Catholic Charities – Catholic Standard
• Outgoing Catholic charity chief: Poverty requires more than ‘Band-Aids’– The Washington Post
• Catholic Charities DC hosts annual Christmas dinner for those experiencing homelessness – Catholic Standard
• Msgr. John Enzler, Catholic Charities head and ‘pastor to the poor,’ to retire in spring 2023 – Catholic Standard
• Catholic leaders praise outreach to migrants arriving on buses at St. Peter’s Church on Capitol Hill – Catholic Standard
• Pandemic perks give some a windfall, others a bill – Politico
• First busload of migrants from Texas arrives in D.C. – The Washington Post
• Catholic Charities welcomes migrants sent to D.C. by Texas governor – Crux
• First bus of migrants arrives in Washington, D.C., from Texas under Abbott’s new controversial plan – Texas Tribune
• How these teen immigrants are acclimating to life in Montgomery County – Bethesda Magazine
• Rose Mass and luncheon offers prayers and recognition to health care ‘heroes’ who have served during the pandemic – Catholic Standard
• Suspect arrested for DC, NYC shootings targeting homeless people, police say – WUSA9
• Catholic Charities Seeks to Reduce Poverty with New Scholarship Program – Washington Informer
• Welcoming the Newcomer: Immigrants Find Hope – Sisters of the Holy Cross
• Jay Powell, an undogmatic and strong-willed Fed chair – Financial Times 
• How increased need is affecting food banks – EWTN Nightly News
• Metro considers another round of lower fares to lure riders back – The Washington Post
• Stimulus checks have been distributed nationwide, but low-income locals haven’t received them. Volunteers are uniting to solve the issue – Street Sense
• Seeing charity in action once again – Catholic Standard
• Podcast: Catholic Charities helps woman find job in banking sector -Catholic Charities USA
• Podcast: Workforce Development and Job Training During Pandemic – Catholic Charities USA
• Feeding Those in Need in the Community – Telemundo 44 
• One Year Later: How D.C. Catholic Charities is Serving the Most Vulnerable During COVID-19 – National Catholic Register
• IRS will be ready to start sending monthly child tax credit payments in July, commissioner says – CBS News
• Honorees at John Carroll Society’s Annual Awards Ceremony include Catholic Charities leaders – Catholic Standard
• Pandemic a year later: Food banks still in high demand around the region – WTOP
• Noted chef, singer and community support Catholic Charities gala as agency announces capital campaign – Catholic Standard
• Tax assistance available for low-income people – StreetSense
• Vaccine rollout begins in DC shelters and PEP-V centers – StreetSense
• Helping immigrants through a continuum of care – Catholic Charities USA
• Podcast: The Newcomer Network — Welcoming immigrants – Catholic Charities USA
• How the Pandemic Has Been Devastating for Children from Low-Income Families – The New York Times
• Outreach by Catholic Charities and parish food pantries providing a lifeline to people in need – Catholic Standard
• Giving to Charities in DC – Biggest Impact – Popville
• Thanksgiving Dinner for Those in Need – EWTN News Nightly
• Catholic Charities helps those in need to claim their stimulus check before time runs out – WUSA
• ‘Money is running out’: DC charity expands feeding sites due to COVID – WJLA
• Not so random acts: Science Finds that Being Kind Pays off – The Associated Press
• Catholic Charities Offering Free Relief Check Filing Services – WRC NBC4
• For Thousands of Eligible D.C. Residents, A COVID-19 Stimulus Check May Never Arrive – WAMU
• Dozens wait in line for free food, groceries from Catholic Charities DC – WUSA
• Catholic Charities in D.C. Is Paying Bills for Federal Workers Thursday – WPGC Radio
• The D.C. Guide to the 2018-19 Government Shutdown – Washington City Paper
• Snowstorm changes schedule for Catholic Charities outreach to furloughed workers – Catholic Standard
• Charity-supporting feds find themselves in need amid shutdown – Federal News Network
• For charities, the government shutdown could not have come at a worse time – The Washington Post