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Brian Fraga

Brian Fraga

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Journalist, National Catholic Reporter

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  • Catholic Charities agencies halt refugee programs in wake of US aid freeze

    By Brian Fraga Verified, Michael Sean Winters Verified| National Catholic Reporter Verified "A new reality" is how Anita Hassell describes it. Catholic Charities in the St. Augustine Diocese in Florida has been operating in a difficult environment since Jan. 24, when the Trump administration froze all federal spending on foreign aid and refugee resettlement. "Basically, this really happened overnight, as soon as the executive order was issued," said Hassell, the CEO and diocesan director of Catholic Charities Bureau for the St. Augustine Diocese.

    By Brian Fraga Verified, Michael Sean Winters Verified · National Catholic Reporter

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Parish talk by transgender hermit rescheduled after negative comments

    By Brian Fraga Verified, Michael Sean Winters Verified| National Catholic Reporter Verified A flyer advertises a parish event in Lexington, Kentucky, that was to feature a talk by Br. Christian Matson, a diocesan hermit who is transgender. Comments on social media prompted organizers to postpone the event. (Courtesy of Stan "JR" Zerkowski) A swarm of angry, vitriolic comments on social media prompted organizers in Lexington, Kentucky, to postpone a parish event that was to feature a talk by Br. Christian Matson, a diocesan hermit who is transgender.

    By Brian Fraga Verified, Michael Sean Winters Verified · National Catholic Reporter

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Catholic Charities agencies halt refugee programs in wake of US aid freeze

    By Brian Fraga Verified, Michael Sean Winters Verified| National Catholic Reporter Verified "A new reality" is how Anita Hassell describes it. Catholic Charities in the St. Augustine Diocese in Florida has been operating in a difficult environment since Jan. 24, when the Trump administration froze all federal spending on foreign aid and refugee resettlement. "Basically, this really happened overnight, as soon as the executive order was issued," said Hassell, the CEO and diocesan director of Catholic Charities Bureau for the St. Augustine Diocese.

    By Brian Fraga Verified, Michael Sean Winters Verified · National Catholic Reporter

    Mar. 25, 2025

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National Catholic Reporter

We connect Catholics to church, faith and the common good with independent news, analysis and spiritual reflection. Established in 1964, NCR is a nonprofit news organization that offers a progressive Catholic voice and provides avenues for expression of diverse perspectives.

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