News & Updates Archive
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Catholic Bishops Take on Racism in Society and the Church
Catholic bishops take on racism in society and the church
RECON Mayoral Forum
As part of the Incarnate Word Foundation’s 20th Anniversary, RECON is an initiative to create opportunities to learn and engage in respectful discourse on race, religion, responses to violence and other topics that have historically divided St. Louis. Sr. Helena Monahan, CCVI, is directing this effort. On October 26, 2017 the Foundation hosted a Mayoral…
Love your Neighbor by being part of the Week of Prayer & Action for Migrants & Refugees, Oct. 7-13
Pope Francis is inviting us to be part of the #ShareJourney campaign
Fontbonne University Launches Human/Sex Trafficking Training Program for Social Service Professionals
https://www.fontbonne.edu/news/fontbonne-launching-humansex-trafficking-training-program-social-service-professionals/
Essay Contest Underway
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Read more about IWF news, happenings within the Catholic Church and St. Louis community, RECON events, and our COVID-19 Response.
Catholic News
Updates on the Catholic Church’s efforts to serve the poor and marginalized in St. Louis and across the globe.
RECON Events
An Invitation for St. Louis to Come Together, Learn Together, and Engage in Reuniting Divided Communities.
COVID-19
Every continent in the world is impacted by the corona virus pandemic. In St. Louis, we’re supporting communities to help us sustain each another.
Grant Partners
Our grants spark collaborative relationships by
funding organizations serving the most vulnerable in our city.
Our Impact on the St. Louis Community
Funding neighborhood work fosters systemic change by addressing the root causes of poverty and oppression. It fosters the confidence within individuals to dream while simultaneously creating access to the tools and resources needed to achieve those dreams.