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Catholic Relief Services — the U.S. Catholic Church’s primary aid agency and one of USAID’s recipients — has already raised concerns about the impact. Czerny noted that smaller Catholic ...

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U.S.-based Catholic Relief Services, which has about 5,000 employees, told staffers last week to expect layoffs because of the administration's cuts to their foreign aid grants. The organisation ...

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Other Catholic charity agencies are also known to be reassessing their global aid efforts. U.S.-based Catholic Relief Services, which has about 5,000 employees, told staffers last week to expect ...