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caritas

[kah-ri-tahs, kar-i-tas] / ˈkɑ rɪˌtɑs, ˈkær ɪˌtæs /








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Staff from charitable organizations such as Caritas, already responsible for massive amounts of material aid in the form of clothing and food, were now providing psychological support for refugees and their own staff.

From Seattle Times

Cardinal Angelo Becciu, the first-ever cardinal to testify before the Vatican’s criminal tribunal, said he couldn’t deny that his brother Antonino Becciu was the legal representative of the Spes charity, which is the operational arm of the Diocese of Ozieri’s Caritas charity operation.

From Seattle Times

Thomas Gleissner, a spokesperson for Caritas charity in Berlin, said Germans' readiness to help was even greater this time than in 2015 as the war is in a nearby country and affects Germans more directly.

From Reuters

From there, they were escorted to four waiting buses, sent from Poland by the Catholic relief organization Caritas.

From Seattle Times

With the help of the deputy mayor of Kyiv along with the city’s child protection office, Caritas organized the evacuation from the capital as a Russian assault intensified.

From Seattle Times