Catalog of Ministries

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Catalog of Ministries

Catalog of Ministries

Our catalog is continually growing. It is provided here to help inform and inspire you to become engaged in philanthropy. Our hope is that you will get involved. The rewards will be great.
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Ulster Project Arlington

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Contact: Toby Gilman, President Address P.O.Box 150701 Arlington Texas 76015 United States Phone: 817-793-3025 Link: http://www.upata.com
Biography

To create peace through the children of Northern Ireland, where generations of adults have failed.The mission of the Ulster Project is based on a simple idea of sharing experiences. Northern Irish Catholics and Protestant teenagers are hosted by American families of the same religion and with a teenager of the same age and gender. These Christian based potential leaders from Northern Ireland and the United States build immediate friendships to provide a safe and trusting atmosphere. The teens meet almost daily in different churches to discuss the troubles facing the teens in their homes, schools and churches and to teach new ways around the prejudices and stereotypes that contribute to the violence often found in Northern Ireland. These meetings are performed by counselors, teachers and facilitators that organize the activities to ensure participation from all teens.

United States Catholic Mission Association

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Contact: Dr Donald McCrabb Address 415 Michigan Ave NE #102 Washington District of Columbia 20017-4502 United States Phone: 202-832-3112 Link: http://www.uscatholicmission.org
Biography

USCMA is an alliance of organizations and individuals dedicated to world mission, both foreign and domestic. It seeks to identify and connect all Catholic missionaries – lay, religious, and ordained – serving from or in the United States of America. Missionaries from and in the USA have built bridges of solidarity among peoples all over the world giving the Church an opportunity to serve, and embody, the Gospel in every land. USCMA accompanies missionaries through the missionary process of recruitment, discernment, preparation, service, integration and leadership. It envisions a day when all Catholics have heard and responded to the call to mission. USCMA need support so it can build the Global Mission HUB – an online database of missions, the organizations that sponsors those missions, the countries where those missions have taken root, and those missionaries who serve those missions.

University of Mary

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Contact: Denise Laymon Address 7500 University Dr. Bismarck ND 58504 United States Phone: 218-355-3729 Link: http://www.umary.edu
Biography

The University of Mary exists to serve the religious, academic, and cultural needs of the people in this region and beyond.  It takes its tone from the commitment of the Sisters of Annunciation Monastery.  These Sisters founded the University in 1959 and continue to support it today.  It is Christian, it is Catholic, and it is Benedictine.

University of the Sacred Heart

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Contact: Laura Cotte Emmanuelli Address P.O. Box 12383 San Juan Puerto Rico 914 United States Phone: 787-728-1515, ext. 1254 Link: http://www.sagrado.edu/
Biography

The Universidad del Sagrado Corazón (USC), the oldest private educational institution on the Island, was established in 1880 by the religious order of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart as an elementary school. In 1935, the government issued a charter establishing the Colegio Universitario del Sagrado Corazón. In 1970, the Sisters of the Sacred Heart transferred the governance of the Institution to a lay Board of Trustees; in 1972 a coeducational policy was approved, and in 1976, the official name was changed to Universidad del Sagrado Corazón. The University is located in thirty-two (32) acres of urban property and in 1985 its Portico and Chapel were declared Historical Monuments by the US Department of the Interior, National Register of Historic Places.