On Tuesday, June 23, Massachusetts Immigration and Refugee Advocacy (MIRA) Coalition hosted a Safe Communities Act Virtual Town Hall meeting, and Catholic Charities of Boston's Community Interpreter Services (CIS) team provided a simulataneous interpreter for the Spanish-speaking participants at the virtual event.

Supreme Court’s DACA decision provides relief, but does not give Congress a pass, action is needed now

SILVER SPRING, Maryland — The June 18 Supreme Court ruling stops the administration from terminating DACA, but Congress must still take immediate action.

Catholic Charities of Boston Receives United Way COVID-19 Family Support Fund Grants

$200,000 in Grants to Support Basic Needs Services

BOSTON (June 9, 2020)—Catholic Charities of Boston is pleased to announce that the agency is the recipient of $200,000 in grant support from United Way of Massachusetts Bay’s COVID-19 Family Support Fund. The grants will support the COVID-19 relief efforts of Catholic Charities of Boston North in Lynn, in addition to supporting basic needs services across the agency.

Pope Francis calls for end to violence in the wake of George Floyd’s death.

(Translation courtesy of CNN)

After an eighth night of protests across the United States, Pope Francis addressed Floyd's death during his weekly Angelus prayer at the Vatican on Wednesday.