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My grateful thanks to Bellarmine Ministries, RealCatholicTV, Catholic Media Coalition and all the others who have finally brought this to light. I know we’ll never give another penny to them. Disband the entire thing!
Throw it in the fire.The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) is facing a critical test of support among the US bishops this week, CWN has learned.
All members of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) have been asked to respond by Friday, August 27, to a confidential report on the CCHD.
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I have already done that, and it went nowhere. In fact I was exceptionally dissapointed.but it is far more useful to communicate with your pastor and bishop. .
CCHD Update — Hundreds of parishioners petition bishop to withdraw support for 2010 Catholic Campaign for Human Development
October 11th, 2010
**ACORN Is Very Much Alive; Funding Ban Dies This Week…**There’s a New Catholic Citizens Statement on the Catholic Campaign for Human Development.
According to the report:
It appears that there are still questionable grantees; and, in fact, there has been strong criticism of the participation of members of the staff of the CCHD at the national offices of the USCCB and their membership in various controversial organizations and coalitions that work in opposition to the teachings of the Catholic Church, promoting abortion and gay “marriage.” A full report [See the full report here] of the organizations receiving grants that are not in conformity with the teachings of the Church was sent to all of the bishops in the United States by REFORM CCHD NOW.
Bishops are scheduled to debate reform of the troubled program in November.
Catholic Citizens report:
All members of the USCCB have been asked to respond to a document – “The Review and Renewal of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development.” Although it has gone through five successive drafts, there is still no agreement among the bishops. Supporters of the CCHD are fearful that the bishops may call for sweeping changes at their November meeting, and are asking their allies to contact the bishops and express their satisfaction with the document, thereby halting any attempt at reform.
There was an article on this organization some years ago in the “Catholic World Report.” I photocopied it and sent it in the mail to my parish priest. Several weeks later when parishes in the diocese took the annual collection for this organization, he didn’t have this collection in his parish for the first time.