CJEU Places the Church in a Difficult Situation: A Landmark Ruling
The European Court of Justice ruled that leaving a church cannot lead to automatic dismissal if religious affiliation is not essential to job duties.
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on whether Caritas could dismiss an employee for leaving the Church
The CJEU ruled on a case regarding Caritas's ability to dismiss an employee who left the Catholic Church, affirming the need to evaluate moral and ideological compliance before termination.
Caritas and Labor Law: When the Church Becomes a Business
The article discusses the expectation for church employees to uphold religious values and the implications of labor rights in the context of employment with religious organizations.
Church Employment Law: Termination After Leaving the Church Was Illegal
The European Court of Justice ruled that a Caritas employee's job termination following her resignation from the Catholic Church was unjustified, highlighting the evolving legal boundaries of church employment law in Germany.
Social Engagement: Help that Satisfies
In Taufkirchen, Germany, volunteers are preparing to provide food assistance to families in need, organized by the Caritas charity.
Asle Toje says Caritas paid for Venezuela trip. Caritas finds no payments.
Asle Toje claims that Caritas financed part of his trip to Venezuela, but Caritas denies any financial transactions related to his visit.
Week of Solidarity with the Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Here’s how you can get involved
The Week of Solidarity with the Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina is observed from March 1 to 8, led by the Croatian Caritas to raise awareness about the connections between Croatian believers and the Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Caritas and Diakonie – what's behind the boom in the social economy
Caritas and Diakonie, the largest employers in Germany after the government, continue to grow even amid recession and declining donations, with insights provided by Caritas Munich.
Caritas and Diakonie - How Social Economy Works in Crisis Times
The church aid organizations Caritas and Diakonie are the largest employers in Germany after the government, continuing to grow despite declining donations amid a recession and rising unemployment.
Farnesina Presses the Church and Caritas. Leftists Tilt in Favor of Mad
The Italian Foreign Ministry is intensifying its pressure regarding the release of Alberto Trentini, imprisoned in Venezuela, amid speculation that the regime may be attempting to signal goodwill by releasing foreign detainees.
SZ Good Works: Work that Helps the Soul
Julian R., struggling for years with depression and anxiety, finds his way back to a self-determined life through a project by Dachau Caritas, which provides a safe haven for people with mental health issues.
Gaza, here are the 37 NGOs and associations that Israel wants to expel from the Strip. Caritas is also included
The article discusses Israel's intention to expel 37 well-known humanitarian organizations from Gaza and the West Bank, including Caritas Internationalis and Save the Children, despite their recognized roles in international aid efforts.
Housing Crisis and Social Policy: 'This is Absolute Social Dynamite'
Ulrike Kostka from Caritas highlights the urgent housing crisis in Berlin and calls for more proactive social policies from the government.
Eviction in Via Quarti, no violations
Following a large-scale eviction operation on December 16 in the Aler buildings on Via Quarti, protests erupted from various organizations including Caritas, the municipality, and leftist groups, although the prefect denied any violations of protocol during the eviction.
In 2026, a turning point on social rents to retain agents, teachers, and tram drivers
The eviction of vulnerable families from public housing in Baggio sparked political controversy, prompting Mayor Beppe Sala to announce that the city will cover utility payments for sixty days while Caritas facilitates new utility connections.