Gaining Financial Control in Difficult Times
Paladin Financial Group
9/8/2006, by John Clark
The death of a husband, especially suddenly, brings many unexpected changes. In families in which the husband has taken almost the sole responsibility for finances, women are often faced with taking a crash-course in finance at the most difficult time of their lives. A few years ago, when one of ...
How Much House Can I Afford? What Do I Do First?
Catholic Online
5/11/2006, by Donald P. Clark
American home ownership is at an all time high! The American dream to own, live in, and someday sell a home is becoming a reality for a record number of your fellow citizens on a daily basis.With all this excitement, new building, and relatively low (by historic terms) interest rates, the ...
Religious groups force GE disclosure of money spent to avoid cleanup
Catholic News Service
1/25/2006, by Mark Pattison
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- After a decade of pressure from faith-based investment coalitions, the General Electric Co. disclosed to the Securities and Exchange Commission that it spent nearly $800 million to delay the cleanup of toxic PCB discharges in New York, Massachusetts and Georgia. WASHINGTON (CNS) ...
Poverty awareness campaign highlights solutions
Catholic News Service
1/25/2006
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- In its sixth annual observance of Poverty in America Awareness Month in January, the Catholic Campaign for Human Development has been focusing on poor and low-income people who are doing something to break the cycle of poverty. By Catholic News Service
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- In ...
Extension gives $5 million to churches hit by hurricanes
Catholic News Service
1/25/2006
CHICAGO (CNS) -- The Catholic Church Extension Society has announced $5 million in rebuilding grants to six Gulf Coast dioceses that suffered severe damage from hurricanes Katrina and Rita last year. By Catholic News Service
CHICAGO (CNS) -- The Catholic Church Extension Society has announced ...
The Spirituality of Letting Go - A 2006 New Year's Resolution
Catholic Online
1/24/2006, by Daniel Conway
We cannot hold or grasp. Only cling to God, the eternal present, who tries in every way to enter the human heart. (Basilian Father M. Owen Lee in A Book of Hours: Music, Literature and Life .) “Letting go” may be the most counter-cultural principle of Christian spirituality. Every day, our ...
Stewards of the Gift of God's Presence
The Georgia Bulletin
1/3/2006
One of the most consistent themes in the writing of Pope Benedict XVI is the absolute importance of keeping our focus on God. Whether he is writing about worship, church teaching, social justice, or principles of Catholic theology, the Holy Father always makes certain that God is the center of our ...
Successful Capital Campaigns: Opportunities for Teaching Stewardship as a Way of Life
The Georgia Bulletin
12/13/2005
Introduction: What makes a capital campaign successful?
A capital campaign is an extraordinary fundraising program. Most of the time it is extraordinary in two ways: First, the project for which funds are being raised is above and beyond the daily activities of the organization (a new building ...
Why Not Celebrate a Countercultural Christmas?
The Georgia Bulletin
12/2/2005, by Daniel Conway
DALLAS, (RSI) Dec. 2 – This year let's celebrate a countercultural Christmas. Instead of observing the winter holidays of overspending, overeating and overdoing, let's find a better way to celebrate the Lord’s birth. What would a countercultural Christmas be like? Certainly it would be more ...
Dear Money Mentor
Catholic Online
11/11/2005
Dear MM. I have been tempted to buy one of the courses offered on television that promise to make me wealthy. What do you think? Is this a good investment?
Dreaming of Big Money.
Dear Dreaming : There is no single investment in history that pays more than education. Those that finish high ...
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