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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Theology of the Body Evangelization Team, Inc. (TOBET)

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Contact: Monica Ashour Address 948 Blaylock Circle North Irving Texas 75061 United States Phone: 972-849-6543 Link: http://www.tobet.org
Biography

TOBET provides original educational resources, presenting the truth of God’s design of the body to children, youth, and families, so that all will be transformed by St. John Paul’s life-affirming message of the Theology of the Body.

TOBET carries out this mission through talks, the Theology of the Body Marriage Preparation Program, and The Body Matters, the unique Pre-K through 8th grade Theology of the Body curriculum that teaches foundational truths about the dignity of the human person through St. John Paul’s lens of the body as gift.

 

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Thomas Aquinas College

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Contact: Paul O’Reilly, Ph. D. Address 10,000 Ojai Road Santa Paula California 93060 United States Phone: 805-525-4417 Link: http://www.thomasaquinas.edu
Biography

Thomas Aquinas College exists to guide students in their search for the truth. Founded by a group of Catholic laymen, the College offers an unusual and challenging program in the liberal arts and sciences. Instead of textbooks, our students read the great books, the original works of the great thinkers who shaped our civilization, and discuss them in small classes, a method that encourages active learning and personal engagement with the ideas contained in the text. We maintain a strictly need-blind admissions policy and commit to providing whatever financial assistance a qualified student to attend.We invite all who sincerely seek wisdom to come and engage in conversation about the nature of reality, the purpose of life, and the love of God.

Thomas More Law Center

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Contact: Kathleen Lynch Address 24 Frank Lloyd Wright Drive Ann Arbor Michigan 48106 United States Phone: 734-546-0899 Link: http://www.thomasmore.org
Biography

The Thomas More Law Center follows the Magisterium of the Roman Catholic Church defends and promotes America’s Judeo-Christian heritage and moral values, including the religious freedom of Christians, time-honored family values, and the sanctity of human life. It supports a strong national defense and an independent and sovereign United States of America. The Law Center accomplishes its mission through litigation, education, and related activities.  It does not charge for its services. The Law Center is supported by contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations, and is recognized by the IRS as a section 501(c)(3) organization.  You may reach the Thomas More Law Center at (734) 827-2001 or visit our website at http://www.thomasmore.org.

Trinitas Health Foundation

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Contact: Nadine Brechner Address PO Box 259 Elizabeth NJ 07207 United States Phone: 908-994-8249 Link: http://www.trinitasrmc.org/foundation.htm
Biography

Trinitas Health Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Trinitas Regional Medical Center and secures contributions to support the hospital’s many equipment, capital, program, and service needs so that Trinitas can continue to serve the underserved in the community.

Trinitas Regional Medical Center (TRMC) is a Catholic community teaching hospital sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth. At Trinitas, we dedicated ourselves to God’s healing mission. We strive to provide excellent, compassionate healthcare to the people and communities we serve, including those among us who are poor and vulnerable. We provide service in a caring, personalized manner to all and serve as an advocate for those in greatest need.

Trinity Free Clinic, Inc.

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Contact: Dina Ferchmin Address 1045 W. 146th Street, Suite B Carmel Indiana 46032 United States Phone: 317-819-0772 Link: http://www.trinityfreeclinic.org/
Biography

The mission of Trinity Free Clinic is to provide quality free medical, health and dental support to the uninsured, under-insured, and low income residents of Hamilton County with dignity, through a professional and dedicated volunteer staff.

Trinity Missions Fund

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Contact: Rev. Michael K. Bart Address 9001 New Hampshire Ave. Suite 300 Silver Spring Maryland 20903 United States Phone: 301-434-0092 Link: http://www.trinitymissions.org
Biography

The Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, popularly known as Trinity Missions, is a Catholic order of priests and Brothers with missions in the U.S., Mexico, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Colombia and Honduras. Our mission is to preserve the faith in areas and among people who are spiritually abandoned, especially the poor. Our chief effort is to develop a missionary spirit in the laity.

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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.

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Vagabond Missions

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Contact: William Davis Address PO Box 53109 Pittsburgh PA 15219 United States Phone: 815-590-9799 Link: http://www.vagabondmissions.com
Biography

Inner-City teens confront a cycle of neglect, violence and broken family life. Vagabond Missions introduces them to Jesus and a loving community by mobilizing missionaries.  Through outreach, every inner-city teen can be known, loved and experience hope for their lives.

Valley Family Center

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Contact: Sr. Carmel Somers RSC Address 302 South Brand Boulevard San Ferando California 91340 United States Phone: 818-365-8588 Link: http://www.valleyfamilycenter.org
Biography

Valley Family Center is dedicated to providing counseling and educational services to facilitate personal growth, strengthen the family unit, and protect human dignity for all persons in need.

VirtueMedia

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Contact: Tom Peterson, President and Founder Address 560 W. Crossville Rd, STE 101 Roswell Georgia 30075 United States Phone: 770-559-5533 Link: http://www.VirtueMedia.org
Biography

VirtueMedia is a 501(c)(3) educational not-for-profit that creates and broadcasts effective, compassionate, and educational sancity of life media messages, to bring about a positive change in hearts and minds.  Specifically, our multimedia campaigns (TV, internet, phone support) have been proven to save countless babies and mothers from abortion, and gently but effectively educate the public about the sanctity of all human life from natural conception to natural death.  Over the past decade, tens of thousands of VirtueMedia sanctity of life television commercials have aired thoroughout the US, Canada, and many foreign countries.  VirtueMedia often collaborates with churches, dioceses, right to life organizations, and pregnancy help centers.

 

Visitation Hospital (Nashville, TN)

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Contact: Fran Rajotte, Development Director Address 2500 21st Avenue South, Suite 207 Nashville Tennessee 37212 United States Phone: 615-385-2363 Link: http://www.visitationhospital.org/
Biography

Visitation Hospital will provide competent and compassionate health care to the people of southwest Haiti and will empower them with resources to pursue their basic right to health and health education. In serving the people in the geographical region of Petite Riviere de Nippes in the Department de la Grande Anse, the Foundation aims to be a healing presence that assures dignity and respect. The Foundation plans to: 1) Complete the hospital construction and provide ongoing patient care, making access to health care available for the many people who live without it; 2) Establish Visitation Hospital as the premiere hospital in Haiti by offering pediatric cardiovascular surgery in partnership with Internation Children’s Heart Foundation; 3) Serve the community compassionately, knowledgeably, and responsibly, resulting in lower rates of child mortality and increased rates of vaccinations; 4) Train and educate the community on health matters and encourage early at-home detection of all health problems.

Vita Education Services

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Contact: Mercedes Anderson Address 8 East Court Street Doylestown PA 18907 United States Phone: 215-345-8322 Link: http://www.vitaeducation.org
Biography

Vita Education Services provides quality educational programs that help individuals gain skills that enhance their ability to deal with real-life situations, meet personal goals and become more self-determining and self-sufficient. Vita serves diverse populations, with cultural sensitivity, encouraging personal growth and lifelong learning.

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Walking with Purpose

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Contact: Julie Ricciardi Address 15 E. Putnam Avenue Greenwich Connecticut 6830 United States Phone: 844-492-5597 Link: http://walkingwithpurpose.com/
Biography

Walking with Purpose transforms the hearts and lives of women by providing Bible studies that enable women to know Christ through Scripture and the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. Founded in 2008, Walking with Purpose engages adult women, young adult women, and middle school girls using Bible studies designed for use in parish-based programs, independent small groups, middle and high schools, universities, and at-home study.

Our grand vision is to enable every Catholic woman in America to experience our life-changing Bible study, Opening Your Heart. We believe that as more women are inspired to deepen their relationships with Christ, transformation will take place in their hearts – and, by extension – in their families, in their communities, and ultimately, in our nation.

Washington Middle School for Girls, The (WMSG) (Washington, DC)

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Contact: Mary Bourdon, RJM, Administrator Address 3521 13th Street NE Washington District of Columbia 20010 United States Phone: 202-265-8812
Biography

The WMSG seeks to provide an exemplary education for young girls who live in an under-served, dysfunctional urban community and who are at risk of leaving school prematurely. WMSG offers an academically challenging program founded in the tradition of Catholic education. It is designed to support the spiritual, intellectual, social, and emotional growth of its students, with opportunities to grow in faith and self confidence and to exercise social responsibility. The school is committed to involving parents and families in every aspect of the educational process.

Washington Theological Union (Washington, DC)

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Contact: James L. Nolan Address 6896 Laurel Street NW Washington District of Columbia 20012 United States Phone: 202-541-5234 Link: http://www.wtu.edu/
Biography

The Washington Theological Union is a Roman Catholic graduate school of theology and ministry. Challenged and inspired by the charisms of its religious communities, the Union educates candidates for ordination and religious and lay persons of diverse backgrounds for collaborative ministry in the Church and service to the World.