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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National Apostolate For Inclusion Ministry

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Contact: Barbara J. Lampe, Executive Director Address PO Box 218 Riverdale Maryland 20738-0218 United States Phone: 301-699-9500 or 800-736-1280 Link: http://www.nafim.org/
Biography

In order to answer the call of our Catholic Bishops to embrace all persons with disabilities, the National Apostolate for Inclusion Ministry (NAfIM) leads the Catholic community to the full inclusion of persons with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (IDD). We seek to:
Enhance awareness and acceptance of their dignity and gifts; establish community with persons with IDD and those who support them; identify and promote opportunities that encourage people with IDD to share their gifts; foster quality spiritual development for all persons with IDD; identify and promulgate valuable information and resources; encourage appropriate pastoral care for persons with IDD and those who support them; support implementation at all levels.
The universal call to holiness leads us to recognize that the Body of Christ suffers when some members are not invited to full participation, therefore the NAfIM envisions that every person with IDD will be welcome to full inclusion in our Catholic communities.

National Association of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd

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Contact: Mary Mirrione Address 614 East Vaughn Ave Gilbert Arizona 85235 United States Phone: 480-228-5190 Link: http://www.cgsusa.org
Biography

Our mission is to support catechists, parents and others in the Church and beyond, as they grow in their understanding of the religious potential of children.

National Federation of Priests’ Councils (Chicago, IL)

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Contact: Rev. Richard Vega Address 333 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 1205 Chicago Illinois 60601 United States Phone: 312-226-3334 Link: http://www.nfpc.org/
Biography

The National Federation of Priests’ Councils serves the mission of Jesus Christ and our common vocation as Catholic priests by supporting member councils, associations, and affiliates through collaboration, communication, continuing formation, research and the voicing of their concerns.

National Fund for Catholic Religious Vocations

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Contact: Phil Loftus Address 5401 S. Cornell Avenue Ste. 207 Chicago Illinois 60615 United States Phone: 773-595-4028 Link: http://www.nfcrv.org
Biography

The National Fund for Catholic Religious Vocations (NFCRV) serves as a sign of hope in the future
of consecrated life and is dedicated to increasing the number of women and men entering religious communities. The Fund hopes to accomplish this goal by:

• Offering financial assistance to religious institutes so that they may accept candidates who have student loan obligations.

• Assisting congregations in developing policies and resources so that they may work effectively with those who have educational debt.

• Inviting contributors to invest so that the vital legacy of religious life continues for the Church and the world.

The Fund awards grants based on need. Any canonically recognized religious institute with membership in the National Religious Vocation Conference may apply for a grant to service a candidate’s educational debt during formation.

National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice (Chicago, IL)

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Contact: Kimberley Bobo, Executive Director Address 1020 West Bryn Mawr Chicago Illinois 60660 United States Phone: (773) 728-8400 ext. 13 Link: http://www.nicwj.org/
Biography

The National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice calls upon our religious values in order to educate, organize, and mobilize the religious community in the U.S. on issues and campaigns that will improve wages, benefits, and working conditions for workers, especially low-wage workers.

National Leadership Roundtable on Church Management

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Contact: Michael J O’Loughlin Address 1350 Connecticut Ave NW, Ste 825 Washington District of Columbia 20036 United States Phone: 202-223-8962 Link: http://www.TheLeadershipRoundtable.org
Biography

The mission of the Leadership Roundtable is to promote excellence and best practices in the management, finances and human resource development of the Catholic Church in the u.s. by greater incorporation of the expertise of the laity.

National Organization for Continuing Education of Roman Catholic Clergy, Inc.

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Contact: Lisa Wagner-Carollo Address 333 North Michigan Avenue Chicago IL 60601 United States Phone: 312-781-9450, ext. 215 Link: nocercc.org
Biography

The National Organization for Continuing Education of Roman Catholic Clergy (NOCERCC) is a membership association of dioceses, religious communities, and other interested organizations and individuals committed to the Church’s mission to promote and support ongoing formation for priests and presbyterates. By engaging in dialogue about contemporary pastoral needs and realities, by sponsoring research on issues of presbyteral formation, and by offering educational opportunities, NOCERCC collaborates with others to foster a culture of formation within the Church for bishops, priests, deacons, and all the Church’s ministers. In this way NOCERCC promotes ongoing formation and assists and encourages faithful, healthy, holy and effective ministry in the Church.

 

National Pastoral Life Center (New York, NY)

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Contact: Rev. John E. Hurley, C.S.P., Executive Director Address 18 Bleecker St New York New York 10012 United States Phone: 212-431-7825 Link: http://www.nplc.org/
Biography

The National Pastoral Life Center serves the leadership of the church’s pastoral ministry, particularly in parishes and diocesan offices. Founded in 1983 with the encouragement of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Center has assembled the best of thinking and practice-through its studies, publications, consulting, and conferences- contributing to reflective and effective pastoral ministry.

National Pastoral Migratoria

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Contact: Ric Rodriguez or Mark Goebel Address 3525 S. Lake Park Ave Chicago IL 60653 United States Phone: 312-535-5414 Link: catholicsandimmigrants.org
Biography

To deliver systemic change and strengthen immigrant communities in the United States by sharing the Pastoral
Migratoria model, which is a parish-based immigrant social ministry.

National Service Committee of Catholic Charismatic Renewal of the US, Inc.

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Contact: Walter Matthews, Executive Director Address PO Box 628 Locust Grove Virginia 22508 United States Phone: 540-972-0225 Link: http://www.nsc-chariscenter.org/
Biography

The Catholic Charismatic Renewal is a movement that fosters personal relationship to Jesus Christ, openness to the presence and charisma of the Holy Spirit and growth in personal holiness and the communitarian dimension of the Christian life.

The Mission of the National Service Committee—a leadership group within the Catholic Charismatic Renewal—is to stir into flame the grace of Pentecost within and beyond the Church, to broaden and deepen the understanding that baptism in the Holy Spirit is the Christian inheritance of all, and to strengthen the Catholic Charismatic Renewal.

Nazareth Academy

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Contact: Phyllis Morrison, Ph.D. Address 27 Cordis Street Wakefield Massachusetts 1880 United States Phone: 781-246-7600 Link: http://www.nazacademy.org
Biography

Nazareth Academy is an all-girls independent college preparatory high school in the Catholic tradition. Nazareth Academy seeks to develop its students through the pursuit of academic excellence, a commitment to service and an exploration of faith. Nazareth Academy seeks to return to the community strong, confident, spiritual well educated young women

Nazareth Academy Grade School (Philadelphia, PA)

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Contact: Sister Mary Martin Duffy, CSFN Address 4701 Grant Avenue Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19114 United States Phone: 215-637-7777 Link: http://www.nazarethacademy.net/
Biography

Founded in 1941 by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, the Nazareth Academy Grade School is a private co-educational Catholic school for students in grades one through eight. It is their mission to create an environment of love that inspires each student to grow and develop to his or her full potential. In imitation of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, they strive to spread the Kingdom of God’s love by finding God in everyday life events. They are committed to promoting academic excellence and insuring that each child and family is accepted as part of the Nazareth family.

Nazareth Academy High School (Philadelphia, PA)

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Address 4001 Grant Avenue Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19114 United States Phone: 215-637-7676
Biography

The Nazareth Academy, an independent high school, follows in the footsteps of Jesus, the Master Teacher. Called to be life-givers, its faculty shares skills and abilities to nourish the academic life of the students. Young women are taught that their faith is a living faith — one that helps them lead a life of excellence. Through a personal approach, the faculty strives to affirm and to enhance each student’s sense of self, purpose and fulfillment by providing opportunities for high academic achievement, social engagement, and spiritual commitment. The faculty acts in the belief that the combination of intellectual knowledge and Christian values promotes a truly enlightened education, in the patience of time and in the gentleness of Christ’s Spirit.

Nazareth Nursery

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Contact: Sister Lucy Sabatini, OSF Address 216 West 15th Street Manhattan New York 10011 United States Phone: 212-243-1881 Link: http://www.nazarethnursery.com
Biography
To see in every child a human person created by God to know Him and to be enabled to serve Him to the fullest intellectually, socially, physically and spiritually. To recognize each person’s uniqueness in responding to the use of Montessori methods and materials. To fulfill the one hundred year tradition of offering quality Day Care and Early Childhood education to all children.

Neumann College (Aston, PA)

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Contact: Dr. Rosalie M. Mirenda, President Address One Neumann Drive Aston Pennsylvania 19014 United States Phone: 610-558-5501 Link: http://www.Neumann.edu/
Biography

Neumann College is sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia. The educational mission of the College is shaped by tradition that inspires the lives of St. Francis and St. Claire of Assisi. Neumann College seeks to provide an education that balances the liberal arts with the professions in an environment that promotes the development of men and women who will embody the Franciscan values of integrity, excellence, love and respect for creation, and service to others. These values are evidenced through relationships that recognize the uniqueness and dignity of others and through a sense of responsibility and stewardship as a citizen of the local and global community.

New Cassel Retirement Center

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Contact: Mary Eileen Andreasen Address 900 N 90th St Omaha Nebraska 68114-2704 United States Phone: 402-393-2277 Link: http://www.newcassel.org/
Biography

New Cassel is a caring residential community committed to providing an array of quality services. We celebrate the innate dignity and enhance the total wellness of the aging person. Our values include: Respect, Compassion, responsiveness and Hospitality. Sponsored by the School Sisters of St. Francis, New Cassel continues the healing mission of Jesus.

Nora Cronin Presentation Academy

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Contact: Sister Yliana Hernandez PBVM, Principal Address 69 Bay View Terrace Newburgh New York 12550 United States Phone: (845) 567-0708 Link: http://www.noracroninpresentationacademy.org/
Biography

Our mission: Nora Cronin Presentation Academy (NCPA) educates low income, young women of the Hudson Valley to become leaders of tomorrow.

Our vision is to break the cycle of poverty through education and mentorship consistent with the mission of the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Our values: Nora Cronin Presentation Academy, a Catholic middle school for young women, promotes Gospel values with special emphasis on faith, hope, justice, freedom and human dignity.  We call our students to a kinship of care of Earth, to foster peace and give back to their communities.

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