Translation of "Catholic Charities " (English → French) :

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto

International Confederation of Catholic Charities | International Confederation of Catholic Organisations for Charitable and Social Action | CARITAS [Abbr.] | CI [Abbr.] | ICCC [Abbr.]

Foundation of Catholic Community Services Inc. [ FCCS | Foundation of Catholic Community Services | Federation of Catholic Charities ]

International Conference of Catholic Charities | ICCC [Abbr.]

monitor charity organisation's financial situation | observe charity's budget | manage charity organisation's budget | monitor charity's budget

carry out PR activities for a charity | carry out PR activities for charities | conduct PR related to the activities of a charity | conduct public relations related to the activities of a charity

manage charity activities | organise charity provision | coordinate charity services | manage charity services

charitable organization | charity | charity organisation

Salmonella Charity

But for the intervention of a number of international NGOs such as CARE, Catholic charities, I mentioned the World Food Programme, and so forth, Sierra Leone would be in a terrible disaster situation right now.

Church schools were nationalized, monasteries and seminaries were shut down, Catholic hospitals and nursing homes and charities were closed; church leaders were blackmailed, persecuted and harassed; and priests were recruited as informants on other priests.

I think that in the Catholic faith, in the Christian faith, there is an ideal of charity that is certainly hidden behind a more official stance.

Various forms can be distinguished within each of the religious fundamentalisms, whether Islamic, Christian or Jewish: ranging from Christian fundamentalisms such as 'Catholic nationalism' under Franco and many aspects of the Inquisition, to Islamic fundamentalisms, among which there is a great proliferation of Islamic movements and leaders: neo-Hanbalite Wahabi fundamentalism in Central Arabia in the mid-18 century, later to be revived as Wahabism in the 20 century; Hassan al-Banna (Arab world) and Abul Ala-Mawdudi (India); the Muslim Brothers (1927); the Nahda; Al-Dawa in Iraq (1956) and Dubai; Hizbollah in Iran and Lebanon (1980) ...[+++]; the Palestinian Hamas movement; the FIS (1991) in Algeria; Al-Nahda in Tunisia; the Moroccan movement Justice and Charity; Islam el-Bashir in Sudan; Elkadi Hussein in Pakistan; Yamaa Islamiya in Lebanon; the Islamic Party in Iraq; the Taliban in Afghanistan; Islamic groups and League for Preaching (Dawa) in Europe and the United States, among many others.