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CCHD annual collection to aid families in poverty
The annual Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD), the domestic anti-poverty program of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, will once again support initiatives that empower families and communities to break the cycle of poverty across the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.
How has poverty evolved over the past 30 years? This is what the statistical study published this Thursday by the Catholic Relief is trying to measure. In addition to the feminization of precarious people and the fact that employment no longer protects from poverty, the association notes that rural territories are impoverished.
How has poverty evolved over the past 30 years? This is what the statistical study published this Thursday by the Catholic Relief is trying to measure. In addition to the feminization of precarious people and the fact that employment no longer protects from poverty, the association notes that rural territories are impoverished.
How has poverty evolved over the past 30 years? This is what the statistical study published this Thursday by the Catholic Relief is trying to measure. In addition to the feminization of precarious people and the fact that employment no longer protects from poverty, the association notes that rural territories are impoverished.
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