From: Patrick Gareau, President & Chief Executive Officer
CLEVELAND, Ohio – [February 15, 2012] - Recently there has been false information regarding Catholic Charities’ position on the “compromise” regarding the mandate of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services regarding health care coverage for contraception, sterilization and abortion-inducing drugs...
Click here to read Catholic Charities' Position Regarding the HHS Mandate.
Patrick Gareau, Secretary of Catholic
Charities
Catholic Charities provides
direction, governance, integration, management, supervision and leadership
within the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland in the ever-changing social and
economic environment in which we live.
Our work is accomplished through
several entities and we are blessed with competent leaders and skilled
employees in all areas of service. We are dedicated to be collaborative
and to interact with public and private health and human service organizations
at local, diocesan, state and national levels. In this way, we can serve
the people of the eight counties of the Diocese in the
most effective way.

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