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Cash payments helped participants invest where they saw short- and long-term need.

Partnerships helped meet a variety of needs in villages devastated by the deadly disease.

Communities in Sierra Leone are learning lessons in nutrition, microfinance and sanitation.

For this mother, CRS project means no longer watching her children suffer from hunger.

When the rain stops and the crops dry up, there are still many things that can help people survive: boreholes that bring water, new seeds that survive drought, different crops that preserve topsoil.

Forced off their ancestral lands, the Batwa needed to learn new skills to cope in a new culture.

At Catholic Relief Services, we are blessed every day to experience the beauty of God’s creatures. In honor of St. Francis of Assisi’s feast day on October 4, we are delighted to share some of our best photography of animals around the world paired with Bible verses and other quotes.

Volunteers go door-to-door urging their fellow citizens to make their voices heard with their vote.

Through the Church and agencies such as Catholic Relief Services, we can reach everywhere there is need, and always respond to Jesus in disguise.

Our talented photographers around the world often uncover the unguarded moments of life. They see the subtle changes where our faces can reveal the situation at hand, where a glance can hint at where we’ve been and the eyes alone can sometimes transmit how we feel. These are the faces of CRS.