Ever year, Catholic Charities of Acadiana honors individuals and groups who have shown exceptional commitment to their work during the annual awards banquet. During this year’s annual banquet, several individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to the charitable work of Catholic Charities of Acadiana were honored.
Read MoreDuring these 40 days of Lent, let your daily acts of penance be simple, daily acts of love. Take a slip of paper from the jar each day and allow the simple prompt to help you take one baby step deeper into your relationship with Christ.
Read MoreThrough pairing your Lenten devotions with support of CCA's FoodNet Food Bank and St. Joseph Diner, these 100% donor-funded programs can continue to provide aid, and your sacrifices bear real fruit for the suffering.
Read MoreIn fact, our hope is that families will take the jar home, complete the tasks, and discuss them around the dinner table. Coworkers, teams, classes, and other small groups could also take the opportunity to grow in community with each other while engaging in CCA’s mission of caring for the sacred gift of all human life, especially the most vulnerable.
Read MoreThe University of Lafayette’s Greek community, both fraternities and sororities, have stepped forward over the last several years with increasing, intentional engagement in the work of Catholic Charities of Acadiana, whose main campus is so near to their stopping grounds.
Read More"We will never waver in our commitment to care for the most vulnerable in our community. Natural and situational disasters create barriers for those experiencing poverty; these barriers can seem insurmountable. As long as there is suffering among the disconnected, isolated, and alone in Acadiana, we will stand in solidarity and work toward their common good." - Kim Boudreaux
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