Caritas Croatia
Kaptol 26, Zagreb
+385 1 481 20 22
+385 1 481 21 03
caritas.croatia@caritas.hr
www.caritas.hr

A specialised conference held in Zagreb on 17 December 2010 „Improving cooperation at the local level – family centres and Church family counselling centres in Croatia“. The two day conference began on Friday in the Archdiocesan Pastoral Institute on Kaptol under the auspices of Caritas Croatia, the Đakovo…
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The 8th traditional Xmas tree charity sale will be held on Saturday, 18 December 2010 commencing at 9 a.m. on Zagreb's ban Jelačić square. The charity sale is once again being organised by Caritas Croatia following the kind donation of Croatian Forests with all the proceeds going to help families in need …
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A press conference was held on 6 December at the Pavleka Miškina primary school in Zagreb at which Caritas Croatia presented this year's „For 1000 Joys“ Xmas campaign to raise funds to assist one thousand poor families in Croatia. Guest speakers presenting the campaign included Caritas President and Bishop of Varaždin, Msgr. Josip Mrzljak, Caritas Acting Director..
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It is the third Sunday of Advent – the joyous Sunday in the liturgy of the Church and in our homeland, it also marks Caritas Sunday. We are half way to mark the birth of our Saviour and today...
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“For 1000 Joys” is a traditional national campaign that Caritas Croatia launches in the period leading up to Christmas and this year it is being organised for the eighth time. The focus of the “For 1000 Joys” campaign from its very beginnings in 2003, are families in need and that is the most needs of the needy. Many families in Croatia are today faced with hardship, poverty...
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A meeting was held in Zagreb on 16 November 2010 involving the presidents and directors of Caritas Croatia and Caritas Bosnia-Herzegovina. The meeting focussed on Caritas’ Lenten campaign organised in Croatia to raise awareness between the faithful and general public about the situation...
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“Fever has gripped me since the raging waters swept away our mud house. I have never been that terrified in my life”. Gamul Mai developed a high fever after escaping a three feet water wave in her village in Sindh, Pakistan.“We were sleeping when I heard screams that the embankment is breached. At first I thought that we are going to die...