It’s All for the Lord
by Dorothy Humanitzki
(From CNEWA WORLD March – April 2004)
Retired couple make a full-time job of helping the needy
CNEWA’s Bifurcation
by Msgr. Archimandrite Robert L. Stern
(From CNEWA WORLD March – April 2004)
From the Secretary General
Rebuilding Bethlehem
by Charles Miller, S.M.
(From CNEWA WORLD January – February 2002)
Despite a year of violence, individuals and organizations continue to offer help and hope.
Bringing Learning to Life
text and photographs by Sean Sprague
(From CNEWA WORLD May – June 2002)
A school in a suburb of Alexandria, Egypt, provides a sanctuary for learning and reason.
Poorest of the Poor
compiled by CNEWA WORLD staff
(From CNEWA WORLD July – August 2002)
Saving the children of Ethiopia is one man’s dream.
From Dust to Dignity
text and photographs by Sean Sprague
(From CNEWA WORLD November – December 2002)
Training for an independent life in Upper Egypt.
CNEWA at 75: The Beginning
text by Peg Maron
photographs: CNEWA Archives
(From CNEWA WORLD May – June 2001)
CNEWA – a true expression of the popes’ love and concern for the peoples and churches of the Near East.
CNEWA at 75: Decades of Turbulence
text by Peg Maron
photographs: CNEWA Archives
(From CNEWA WORLD July – August 2001)
Despite the Depression and world war, CNEWA provided care and support to those in need.
CNEWA at 75: A New Vision Is Formed
by Peg Maron
(From CNEWA WORLD September – October 2001)
A succession of gifted leaders bring their insight to the work of CNEWA.
CNEWA at 75: Into The Future
by Peg Maron
(From CNEWA WORLD November – December 2001)
CNEWA continues its good work under the aegis of Msgr. Robert L. Stern.
A World of Difference
by Msgr. Archimandrite Robert L. Stern
(From CNEWA WORLD May – June 2001)
CNEWA kicks in its 75th anniversary with a name change. Msgr. Robert Stern explains.
Pontifical Mission at 50
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
(From Catholic Near East January – February 2000)
Msgr. Robert Stern reflects on the reason for the observance of the 50th anniversary of the Pontifical Mission for Palestine.
Pontifical Mission at 50: New York
prepared by CNEWA staff
photographs by Maria Bastone
(From Catholic Near East January – February 2000)
Dignitaries and long-time friends gather in New York City to commemorate the establishment of the Pontifical Mission.
The Life of a Leader
by Peg Maron
(From Catholic Near East July – August 2000)
We remember our President, John Cardinal O’Connor.
CINC CNEWA
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
(From Catholic Near East March – April 2000)
As our President prepares to depart, we remember his contributions and accomplishments.
Putting the Future in Their Hands
text by Diane Handal with photographs by Dalia Khamissy
(From ONE magazine September 2011)
A microcredit program improves lives in Lebanon
A Rascal for God
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
(From Catholic Near East January – February 1998)
A reflection on the late Bishop John G. Nolan, former Secretary General of CNEWA.
Alleviating the Housing Woes of Jerusalem’s Christians
text by George Martin
photographs by Miriam Sushman
(From Catholic Near East July – August 1998)
CNEWA is making a world of difference for poor Christians living in the Old City.
Road to Paradise: Under Construction
by Marilyn Raschka
(From Catholic Near East May – June 1997)
Four villages in post-war Lebanon benefit from CNEWA’s Beirut office relief and resettlement program.
Standing Tall
by Brother Vincent Pelletier, F.S.C.
(From Catholic Near East July – August 1997)
The Eastern Catholic Church in Eritrea perseveres and progresses as it ministers to its people.
Abuzz in Lebanon
text and photographs by Marilyn Raschka
(From Catholic Near East November – December 1997)
A trip to Beit el-Fa’as village in Lebanon is more than just a sticky experience.
That All May Be One
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
(From Catholic Near East March – April 1996)
A history of Catholic Near East Welfare Association, and why we help more than just the Near East.
Calling All Sponsors
text and photographs by Marilyn Raschka
(From Catholic Near East May – June 1996)
An update on CNEWA’s Needy Child Sponsorship Program in Beirut: There is still more work to do.
Days of Hope in Amman
compiled by CNEWA staff
photographs by Miriam Sushman
(From Catholic Near East November – December 1996)
The Pontifical Mission’s humanitarian and pastoral activities in Jordan continue to provide medical care to those in need.
A Man for All Seasons
by Peg Maron
(From Catholic Near East January – February 1995)
The first few turbulent but productive years of Msgr. Joseph T. Ryan’s tenure as President of the Pontifical Mission for Palestine and Secretary of CNEWA.
Supporting the Church in India
text by Kamini Desai Sanghvi
photos by Sister Christian Molidor, R.S.M.
(From Catholic Near East March – April 1995)
For decades, CNEWA has been in India, helping more than 25 million Christians. We’re still there.
The Congregation for the Eastern Churches and CNEWA
by Msgr. John F. McCarthy
(From Catholic Near East July – August 1995)
The Congregation for the Eastern Churches addresses the concerns of the Eastern and Latin churches. Today it partners with CNEWA to deliver aid.
Recollections of a Dauntless Dame
by Michael J.L. La Civita
(From Catholic Near East January – February 1994)
The editor’s interview with Miss Carol Hunnybun, the former administrator of our Jerusalem office.
All in the Family
by Brother David Carroll, F.S.C., Ph.D.
(From Catholic Near East September – October 1994)
A look at the families whose lives have been changed through the generosity of our benefactors.
Faces and Places of Catholic Near East
photos by Christian Molidor, R.S.M.
(From Catholic Near East May 1993)
Our Association’s “consultant at large” takes us on a tour of our world.
The Church and the United Nations: Working Together
by Peg Maron
(From Catholic Near East May 1993)
A two-day international roundtable addresses the needs of the world’s refugees.
Amazing Grace
by Sister Maureen Grady, C.S.C.
photos by Sr. Christian Molidor, R.S.M.
(From Catholic Near East July 1993)
Sister Maureen Grady, who concludes her service as Chief Operating Officer of the Pontifical Mission, reflects on her career.
Triage
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
(From Catholic Near East September 1993)
At CNEWA, helping those in need can also be a lesson in priority-setting.
On Fire for the Cause of Christ
by Brother Austin David Carroll, F.S.C.
photos: CNEWA Archives, Graymoor, NY
(From Catholic Near East November 1993)
A tribute to Msgr. Thomas J. McMahon, National Secretary of CNEWA (1943-1955) and first President of the Pontifical Mission for Palestine.
Cardinal’s Middle East Trip Promotes Interfaith Fellowship
by Michael J. Healey
photos by Maria Bastone
(From Catholic Near East April 1992)
Traveling “without a portfolio,” John Cardinal O’Connnor bridges interfaith barriers in the Middle East.
Who Are We?
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
(From Catholic Near East April 1992)
A brief history of CNEWA.
Benedict Mar Gregorios, India’s Renaissance Man
text and photos by Christian Molidor, R.S.M.
(From Catholic Near East April 1992)
A profile of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Archbishop of Trivandrum.
The Catholic Diplomat: Edmund A. Walsh, S.J.
by Michael J.L. La Civita
(From Catholic Near East October 1992)
A profile of Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., first president of Catholic Near East Welfare Association.
One-on-One
by Greg Kandra
(From ONE magazine November 2011)
Interview with Msgr. John E. Kozar
The Church in the Soviet Union
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
photos: U.S.C.C.
(From Catholic Near East January 1991)
Msgr. Stern visits the Soviet Union on a fact-finding tour that proves fruitful for all concerned.
The Call of the East
by Michael J.L. La Civita
(From Catholic Near East October 1991)
A history of CNEWA and the work of its founder, Msgr. Richard Barry-Doyle.
Peace in the Middle East: The U.S. Bishops’ Statement
by Archbishop Roger M. Mahony
(From Catholic Near East January 1990)
Archbishop Mahoney discusses the National Conference of Catholic Bishops’ statement, “Toward Peace in the Middle East: Perspectives, Principles and Hopes.”
Made in Bethlehem
by Joseph Cornelius Donnelly
photos: CNEWA files
(From Catholic Near East September 1990)
Miles of olive groves and the hands of dedicated workers result in a valuable handicraft for the Holy Land.
Search for Brotherhood in the Christian Near East
by Thomas McHugh
(From Catholic Near East September 1990)
During a visit to CNEWA, Armenian Apostolic Catholicos Karekin II, Catholicos of the Great House of Cilicia, reflects on the status of Christianity in the Middle East.
Armenia, Tried and True
by Msgr. Robert L. Stern
(From Catholic Near East Spring 1989)
Thoughts on our brothers and sisters in that struggling country.
Always Making Good News
by Michael Healy
(From Catholic Near East Summer 1989)
For 40 years a unique papal mission has proclaimed the gospel through unfailing service in the lands of Jesus.
The Pontifical Mission for Palestine
by Brother Austin David, F.S.C.
photos: CNEWA files
(From Catholic Near East Summer 1989)
Five popes have maintained a unique mission to serve the displaced people of the Middle East. The mission’s role has grown to meet new challenges.
Letter from Archbishop Pio Laghi
(From Catholic Near East Summer 1989)
Our Journey Together
by Brother Austin David Carroll, F.S.C.
(From Catholic Near East August 1989)
The acknowledgement of unity within diversity is a necessary component of interfaith dialogue.
Pope addresses funding agencies
(From Catholic Near East August 1989)
John Cardinal O’Connor: A Hands-on President
by Gary Seibert, S.J.
photos by Thomas McHugh
(From Catholic Near East October 1989)
An update on the work of John Cardinal O’Connor, Archbishop of New York and President of CNEWA.
A Program for All Seasons
text and photos by Joseph Cornelius Donnelly
(From Catholic Near East October 1989)
The Middle East Educational Fellowship Program brings together peoples of all faiths to work together for peace.
Facing Facts in the Middle East
text and photos by Joseph Cornelius Donnelly
(From Catholic Near East October 1989)
A trip to the Middle East, to listen.
An Association in Mission
by Michael Healy
(From Catholic Near East Spring 1988)
CNEWA has always been a means by which people of East and West come together in expressing one faith.
From Withdrawal to Enthusiasm in Action
photographs by Sister Christian Molidor, R.S.M.
(From Catholic Near East Spring 1988)
Religious formation begins with the deepening of faith, which continues to mature throughout active lives of service.
Serving the People of the Holy Land
by Brother Austin David, F.S.C.
(From Catholic Near East Summer 1988)
CNEWA and the Pontifical Mission for Palestine have been caring for the needs of suffering Palestinians since 1949.
Visitor From Ethiopia
by Joseph Cornelius Donnelly
(From Catholic Near East Winter 1988)
Abba Weldermariam talks about the devastation in northern Ethiopia.
Mission and the Near East
by Monsignor John G. Nolan
photos by Sr. Christian Molidor, R.S.M.
(From Catholic Near East Fall 1987)
The living witness to Christianity in the lands of the first missionaries unites East and West.
“Suffer the Children to Come Unto Me”
by Michael Healy
photos by Sr. Christian Molidor, R.S.M.
(From Catholic Near East Magazine Spring 1987)
An update on CNEWA’s Child Sponsorship Program, and the children who need your help.
The Quiet Revolution
by Salil Tripathi and Rajul Mehta
photos: courtesy, National Council of Tourism in Lebanon
(From Catholic Near East Magazine Winter 1984)
CNEWA’s Needy Child Sponsorship Program improves the lives of an entire village.
In Memoriam
(From Catholic Near East Magazine Winter 1983)
In Memoriam: His Eminence Terence Cardinal Cooke.
Focus
by John E. Kozar
(From ONE March 2012)
Images from the world of CNEWA
To Save a Child
by Janet Butta
(From Catholic Near East Magazine Spring 1980)
CNEWA’s Needy Child Sponsorship Program continues to deliver hope to orphans and children of poverty.
Sacred Oriental Congregation
prepared by Catholic Near East staff
photos: Sacred Oriental Congregation
(From Catholic Near East Magazine Summer 1978)
With roots stretching back to the 16th century, the Sacred Oriental Congregation works toward a return to the ancient Eastern Church.
CNEWA’s Gabriel Delmonaco on the Radio
web news (7 July 2011)
On 6 July, radio talk show hosts Scot Landry and Fr. Matt Williams of Boston’s The Good Catholic Life interviewed Gabriel Delmonaco, CNEWA’s vice president for development, about the agency’s projects, sponsorship programs and support for social service and religious institutions in the Middle East, Northeast Africa, India and Eastern Europe.
Presidential Sendoff
web news (14 September 2011)
After 26 years of dedicated service to CNEWA, Msgr. Archimandrite Robert L. Stern retired on 15 September.
U.S. Archbishops Dolan and O’Brien Named Cardinals
Catholic News Service (6 January 2012)
VATICAN CITY (CNS) Pope Benedict XVI named 22 new cardinals, including two from the United States, and announced a consistory for their formal induction on Feb. 18.
CNEWA President on Indian Vocations
Catholic News Service (16 March 2012)
WASHINGTON (CNS) — Vocations to the
priesthood and religious life in India’s two Eastern
Catholic communities are strong and a sign that the
missionary spirit of St. Thomas the Apostle flourishes,
said the president of the Catholic Near East Welfare
Association.
CNEWA Benefactor, George Doty, Dies at 94
Catholic News Service (27 April 2012)
RYE, N.Y. (CNS) — Catholic philanthropist
George Doty, a member of the Knights of Malta, died
April 24 in New York at age 94. No cause of death was
given.
Violence in Gaza
Catholic News Service (19 November 2012)
JERUSALEM (CNS) — The Israeli government and leaders of Hamas must make courageous decisions to end the violence that has once again forced residents of Southern Israel into their bomb shelters and residents of the Gaza Strip into their homes, said Auxiliary Bishop William Shomali of Jerusalem.
More Funds Needed as Syrians Flood Jordan
Catholic News Service (30 January 2013)
AMMAN, Jordan (CNS) — As frightened Syrian refugees flood into Jordan and other nearby countries, U.N. officials at a donor conference in Kuwait appealed to the international community for desperately needed funding for victims of the 22-month crisis.
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Explosion Near CNEWA's Beirut Office
Explosion in Beirut, Lebanon
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CNEWA Helps One Woman Stand On Her Own Two Feet
Every now and then, we hear stories of how CNEWA has been able to help people in surprising, sometimes unexpected ways. This week, we heard about one case -- involving three countries, one young woman and one generous family.
A CNEWA Donor for 70 Years
One of CNEWA's longest-running donors shares his thoughts.
Presidential Sendoff
After 26 years of dedicated service to CNEWA, Msgr. Archimandrite Robert L. Stern is retiring today.
A Good Priest
Sister Christian Molidor reflects on Msgr. Stern's impact on CNEWA and their great friendship.
Welcome to CNEWA!
Msgr. John E. Kozar addressed the New York staff this morning. (photo: Erin Edwards)
Your Letters: “A Gift and An Inspiration”
Gabriel Delmonaco shares his fondness for receiving letters from donors and others interested in the work of CNEWA.
In India, 15,000 Evangelists
M.L. Thomas, Regional Director for India; Thomas Varghese, Executive Director, India; Bishop Joseph Kunnath, CMI; and Msgr. John Kozar, President, CNEWA. (Photo: Deacon Greg Kandra)
Picture of the Day: A Cardinal Comes to Call
Msgr. John Kozar, President of CNEWA, enjoys a laugh with Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley, O.F.M. Cap. (Photo: Erin Edwards)
A Milestone: Fifty Years and Five Popes
A member of CNEWA's family receives a papal award for 50 years of service.
People You Meet Along the Way
Bob Pape, CNEWA's Director of Major Gifts, shares his view on how important every person you meet can be to your journey in faith.
CNEWA on "Catholic Matters"
Earlier this week, our own Father Guido Gockel, Vice President for the Middle East and Europe, appeared on "Catholic Matters," a program on the Guadalupe Radio Network.
One-on-One with Msgr. Kozar
Some outtakes from our One-on-One interview with CNEWA president, Msgr. Kozar.
CNEWA is a star — actually, four!
CNEWA has received the highest rating on the respected charity-evaluating organization, Charity Navigator.
Journey to the Holy Land: Arriving in Lebanon
Msgr. John Kozar shares his impressions and thoughts on his maiden visit to the Middle East as CNEWA's president.
Journey to the Holy Land: Light and Life in Lebanon
Msgr. John Kozar reports on the events of the second day of his pastoral visit to the Middle East.
Congratulations!
This morning, on the Feast of the Epiphany, Pope Benedict XVI named 22 new cardinals — including four with close ties to CNEWA.
The Cardinal-Designate Drops By
CNEWA President John E. Kozar welcomed Cardinal-Designate Timothy M. Dolan to CNEWA's offices this afternoon for an annual board meeting.
Catholics and Muslims Work Together
In a time when great media attention is given to conflicts between Muslims and others, I attended a conference yesterday that was a real eye opener.
Picture of the Day: Now Hear This
A young student at the Ephpheta Institute responds to hearing a new sound through an external hearing device. (photo: John E. Kozar)
Picture of the Day: A Knight in the Holy Land
Just days before he is scheduled to become a cardinal in Rome, Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York is making a pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
In Memoriam: Ato Feleke
Several days ago, we heard some sad news. A beloved member of our Ethiopian staff, Ato Feleke, passed away suddenly.
Picture of the Day: Quenching the Thirst for Life in Lebanon
Hana Habshi sits in the unfinished St. Charbel's Maronite Catholic Church in the village of Deir El Ahmar, Lebanon. (photo: Laura Boushnak)
Hope and Comfort in a Divided City
Accompanied by a group of friends and benefactors, CNEWA's Father Guido Gockel, M.H.M., and Gabriel Delmonaco met with the regional director for Israel and Palestine, Sami El-Yousef.
A Trip Cut Short
Life is complicated. It is a constant battle between good and evil and CNEWA is there, planting many good seeds.
An Archbishop Visits
Archbishop Raphael Minassian pays a visit to CNEWA's New York offices.
A World Without Water
Journalist Don Duncan shares his perspective on Lebanon's water woes while reporting for the January edition of ONE magazine.
In the Footsteps of St. Thomas: Reaching Out to the "Untouchables"
In this photo taken in 2007, Tomy and Elsama Runnanthanamy are seen by their family's hut. Thanks to a house building project funded by CNEWA and implemented by Diocese of Kottayam Social Services in villages of Wayanad district, Kerala, they
Celebrating Sisters — The Survival Kits for Humanity
Sister Christian Molidor reflects on the impact of Sisters to the world on International Women's Day.
In the Footsteps of St. Thomas: Journey's End
Msgr. John Kozar reports on the events of the 11th and final day of his pastoral visit to India.
Picture of the Day: A Special Girl
A photo of Sally, a young Iraqi Christian in Jordan, taken in April 2010. (photo: Gabriel Delmonaco)
CNEWA Donor Meets Priest She's Supported for 20 Years
CNEWA donor Mabel Caron finally meets her "priest son."
Celebrating Laywomen
Beth Clausnitzer considers the role of laywomen in CNEWA's mission.
Living in Limbo
Long-time CNEWA staffer, Joseph Hazboun was recently interviewed by the Catholic News Service from our Jerusalem office.
Picture of the Day: A Monsignor Behind the Camera
Msgr. Kozar captured this image of a sister at the Italian Hospital in Kerak, Jordan, during his visit to the Holy Land last December. (photo: John E. Kozar)
The Struggles of Syria's Christians
With the situation in Syria worsening by the day, Tom Gallagher of the National Catholic Reporter this week interviewed by e-mail CNEWA's Issam Bishara, regional director for Lebanon, Syria and Egypt.
You've Got Holy Week
Cardinal Timothy Dolan — CNEWA's chair and New York's Archbishop — has posted the video below on AOL: his message to the faithful for Holy Week.
Picture of the Day: Steps for Success
Residents of Palai Girls' Town in Kerala perform on stage. (photo: John E. Kozar)
Picture of the Day: Going Home
A mother and child visit the site where their new home will be built in the village of Podiyattuvila, Kerala .(photo: John E. Koza
Remembering George Doty
Long-time CNEWA benefactor George Doty died 24 April 2012.
Picture of the Day: A Refuge in Lebanon
A Syrian family arrives at an army checkpoint in northern Lebanon on 27 March. (photo: CNS/Afif Diab, Reuters)
Take Five: 5 Things You Didn't Know About CNEWA's Archive
CNEWA archivist, Annie Grunow shares some little known facts about CNEWA's extensive archive.
Picture of the Day: A Visitor From Calcutta Comes to CNEWA
Mother Teresa speaks to CNEWA staff members during a visit in October 1970. (photo: CNEWA Archive )
Picture of the Day: An Old Friend Comes to Visit
From left, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Msgr. John Kozar and Msgr. Robert Stern spoke to CNEWA staff members yesterday at a luncheon. (photo: Erin Edwards)
Picture of the Day: A Cheerful Welcome
Children at the Meganese Catholic School, directed by the Capuchin Fathers, cheerfully greet CNEWA visitors. (photo: John E. Kozar )
Picture of the Day: Where Help is on the Menu
In this photo taken in 2003, a woman eats at a soup kitchen run by Caritas Georgia, a social service agency of the Catholic Church in Tbilisi, Georgia. (photo: Dima Chikvaidze)
Take Five: 5 Reasons to Subscribe to ONE
Those who like to follow events in the world of CNEWA can find frequent updates here at ONE-TO-ONE, on our website and in the online edition of our award-winning magazine ONE.
Take Five: 5 Things that Happen When You Give to CNEWA
A resident of the Kidane Mehret Children's Home in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, studies. (photo: John E. Kozar)
Picture of the Day: A Church Restored
A man makes an icon at the Immaculate Conception Church in Jordan, which is undergoing major restoration sponsored by CNEWA. (photo: John E. Kozar)
Picture of the Day: School's Out for the Summer
Campers have fun in the healing mineral waters of the Nunisi resort in central Georgia. (photo: Justyna Mielnikiewicz)
Take Five: CNEWA's Fab Five
Left to right, Aleena Gichie, Eileen Fay, Janet Pascual, Teresa Cardone and Beth Clausnitzer of Donor Services pose for a portrait. (photo: Erin Edwards)
ONE Takes Top Prize at Catholic Press Awards
ONE magazine took home 20 awards from the Catholic Press Association's 2012 award ceremony.
Take Five: Five Places You May Find CNEWA
Melodie Gabriel, of the CNEWA Canada office, describes 5 regions where CNEWA works in this week's "Take Five."
A Special Visitor from India
Bishop Yoohanon Mar Chrysostom of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Eparchy of Pathanamthitta, left, visits with Msgr. John Kozar at CNEWA's New York office. (photo: Erin Edwards)
Take Five: Five Inspirational Stories
Msgr. Kozar takes a stroll with a nun at the Atse Tekla Ghirogis School in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. (photo: CNEWA)
What is CNEWA? [VIDEO]
A video that takes a look at some of the people and places CNEWA serves.
Picture of the Day: Service in Dialogue With Truth and Love
Cardinal George Alencherry discusses the growth of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church while visiting CNEWA's New York offices.
Picture of the Day: CNEWA Family in Ethiopia
Msgr. Kozar met with CNEWA office staff in Addis Ababa. Left to right, Tazanesh, a sponsorship clerk, Megnote, an accountant, Rahel, a receptionist and Meseret, a sponsorship clerk. (photo: CNEWA)
Picture of the Day: Bearing Witness
Deacon Greg Kandra discusses the visit of Major Archbishop Baselios Mar Cleemis, of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church, to CNEWA's New York offices.
Bethlehem University Honored with International Award
Bethlehem University received The International Federation of Catholic Universities' Sciat vt Serviat Award last month.
Take Five: 5 Ways CNEWA Supports the Disabled
Five CNEWA-supported institutions for people with disabilities.
Growing Numbers Flee Syria
The New York Times documents the tragic circumstances of Syrian refugees.
Picture of the Day: Educating Ethiopia's Children
CNEWA has been a longtime supporter of the The Kidane Mehret Children's Home and School in Ethiopia. (photo: Gabriel Delmonaco)
"It's Worth It to Seek Some Kind of Unity"
CNEWA's Msgr. John Kozar was in Canada last week for the meeting the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Picture of the Day: A Lifeline to Armenia
Nikolay Vakulin and Melkonian Haykaz exercise in the yard of the shelter for elders run by Caritas Austria. (photo: Justyna Mielnikiewicz)
Picture of the Day: Little Miracles
Children greet Msgr. Kozar on his visit to St. Anthony's Dayssadan, a home for children with physical disabilities run by the Preshitharam Sisters. (photo: John Kozar)
Take 5: Five Web Sites Worth Visiting Every Day
If you want to keep up with what's happening in CNEWA's world, some of the best resources are literally at your fingertips
Take 5: Five Things in CNEWA's Online Annual Report
This year, for the first time, we've posted our consolidated Annual Report as an interactive multimedia feature online.
More CNEWA Cardinals
Pope Benedict XVI today announced the naming of six new cardinals, including two with whom CNEWA works closely.
Take Five: 5 CNEWA Cardinals
Pope Benedict XVI will create six new cardinals next month — including two with ties to CNEWA.
Let There Be Light
As many of you probably heard, we had some stormy weather here in New York this week.
Picture of the Day: I Thirst
Children drink water from a well at their school in Kunkuri, Madhya Pradesh, India. (photo: Sean Sprague)
Picture of the Day: Pressing Issues
Last December, Monsignor John Kozar visited olive processing mill in Kobayat, Lebanon during his pastoral visit to the Middle East.
Take Five: 5 Ways CNEWA is Helping Syrian Refugees
A report this morning indicated there could be half a million refugees by next spring.
Page One: Headlines for 11/19/12
Stories of interest for the day.
Gaza: When Will This Madness Stop?
It is amazing how, in the absence of a true and just peace in our region, a situation can turn upside down practically overnight.
Picture of the Day: Reasons to Smile
Msgr. John Kozar caught this charming smile during his visit to the Kidane Mehret Children's Home in Ethiopia in April 2012. (photo: Msgr. John Kozar)
A Taste of Christmas
The only way you can get an authentic Racine Danish Kringle is if you are in Racine, Wisconsin.
2012: It's A Wrap
We’ve just posted online the final issue of ONE for 2012.
Hope for Refugees
My colleague Antin and I travelled to the city of Toronto last month to attend the 2nd National Catholic Conference on Resettlement.
Life in a Syrian Refugee Camp
"Without Aid, Conditions Would Be Much Worse"
On our first day, we headed up to northern Jordan where we met with Syrian refugees living in camps.
Page One: Headlines for 1/14/13
Stories of interest for the day.
CNEWA in Rome
Carl Hétu describes the recent reception CNEWA co-hosted in Italy.
CNEWA in the News
A roundup of CNEWA's recent media coverage.
"Oh, woman, great is thy faith!"
Major gifts officer Bob Pape shares an anecdote of a strikingly selfless donor.
The Meaning of Lent
Msgr. Kozar shares some thoughts on Lent.
A Word from the President
Msgr. Kozar reflects on the papal resignation.
What Are You Doing for Lent?
It’s one week after Ash Wednesday. How is your Lent going?
Take 5: Five Things About One of CNEWA's Best-Kept Secrets
Cristina Tortalla, CNEWA's coordinator of corporate matching gifts, shares some facts about her specialty.
What’s the Secret to a Long Life?
If you really want a longer life, I have the secret for you: Annuities.
The Way of the Cross
Bradley H. Kerr extends an offer: a booklet containing the Way of the Cross prayer and meditations composed by Pope Benedict XVI.
Take Five: 5 Signs of Hope for Mothers and Newborns
Megan Knighton, a charitable giving advisor for CNEWA, shares some of the agency's successes in improving the lives of mothers and infants.
"Our Concern Is for All the People Caught in the Middle"
Catholic News Agency profiled some of the urgent work CNEWA is doing right now, particularly in the Middle East.
"The Faithful Are Desperate for a Sign of Hope"
CNEWA President Msgr. John E. Kozar discusses the churches and people of the Middle East, and asks that we all consider sharing a sign of hope.
Knight Watch
The Catholic World Report recently offered a special report on the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem -- an ancient charitable order that has close ties to CNEWA.
My Heroes
It's not every day you meet real life heroes. But I'd like to tell you about some I've met in my travels.
CNEWA's Women: "Opening the Doors to the Lord"
Aleena Gichie discusses the important work performed by women in CNEWA's world.
It's finally here!
The Spring 2013 edition of ONE is now available online, and will hit mailboxes soon.
“Keep Gaza and Its People in Your Prayers”
Sami El-Yousef, CNEWA's regional director for Palestine and Israel, paid a visit to Gaza from 22-24 April. An excerpt of his report follows.
Jordan's Oasis of Hope
With the crisis in Syria growing worse by the day, one beacon of hope remains the CNEWA-supported Italian Hospital in nearby Kerak, Jordan. Recently, Asia News profiled the hospital and the Comboni sisters who run it.
Picture of the Day: Practice and Promise in Palestine
One of the important works of CNEWA is spotlighted in the Spring 2013 issue of ONE, which looks at youth centers in Palestine.
Picture of the Day: "They Are Heroes"
In the current issue of ONE, Msgr. John E. Kozar reflects on the importance of religious sisters.
In Memoriam Ato Feleke
(From CNEWA Connections February 2012)
How to Include CNEWA in Your Will
(From CNEWA Connections February 2012)
United in Prayer
(From CNEWA Connections AUGUST 2012)
On the Road
(From CNEWA Connections AUGUST 2012)
(From CNEWA Connections SEPTEMBER 2012)
(From CNEWA Connections SEPTEMBER 2012)
(From CNEWA Connections SEPTEMBER 2012)
(From CNEWA Connections SEPTEMBER 2012)
(From CNEWA Connections DECEMBER 2012)
(From CNEWA Connections DECEMBER 2012)