Domestic Poverty
WHAT'S NEW?
Letter to House Ways and Means Committee on Child Tax Credit
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire, April 17, 2012
For resources and materials for preaching, educating and advocating on behalf of the poor and jobless, please visit the Unemployment and Poverty page.
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS, LETTERS, & STATEMENTS
The Deficit "Super Committee" and Protecting the Poor at Home and AbroadPowerPoint Presentation, September 23, 2011
Human Costs and Moral Challenges of a Broken Economy
Labor Day Statement 2011
Letter to Super Committee: Treatment Of Jobless, Hungry And Homeless Is Moral Measure Of Deficit Reduction
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire and Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, August 31, 2011
Letter to House on Moral Dimensions of Ongoing Budget Debate
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire and Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, July 26, 2011
Letter to Senate on FY 2012 Budget Resolution
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire and Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, May 5, 2011
Letter to House on FY 2012 Budget Resolution
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire and Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, April 13, 2011
Letter to the US Senate on the Continuing Resolution: Put the Poor First
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire, March 4, 2011
Article on recent conference call “Let’s stop Congress from Balancing the Budget on the Backs of Poor People”
March 1, 2011
Letter to the House of Representatives on the Continuing Resolution: Put the Poor First
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire, February 14, 2011
Background: Federal Budget
February 2011
Letter to House, Senate on Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit
Bishop William Murphy, September 20, 2010
Letter to US Congress on 2009 Budget
Bishop William F. Murphy and Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, March 26, 2009
March 3, 2006
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops on the '06 Federal Budget
Letter to House Representatives on Budget Reconciliation Bill
January 24, 2006
Letters to House Representatives on the Budget Resolution
December 13, 2005
Letter to House Representatives on Reconciliation Bill
November 8, 2005
Letter to Senate on Reconciliation Bill
November 2, 2005
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