By now, they would have been deep into the Judean hills, perhaps just days away from reaching Bethlehem.

This Advent season, consider a unique and impactful way to support MaterCare International’s mission: by donating stocks. A gift of...

“The treatment of mothers and children, the vulnerable populations in our communities, is the benchmark of a society’s moral integrity.”

At this stage, you might have completed around 70,000 steps...

As we celebrate Blessed Margaret today, let us draw inspiration from her life.

This Giving Tuesday, MaterCare International is overwhelmed with gratitude for the outpouring of support we have received.

This Advent, MaterCare International launches the “Walk to Bethlehem” Challenge:🟣 Goal: Walk 140,000 steps

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As violence disrupts entire communities, maternal healthcare systems often fall apart.

This fall, our Executive Director Simon and our Board Chair Theresa traveled to Ontario offering presentations on the work of MCI.

Pope St. John Paul II’s message was clear and consistent: life is sacred, from conception to natural death.

Thanksgiving offers all of us an opportunity to reflect on our blessings, both big and small.

These challenges are not merely academic but have real-world implications.

This conference served as an oasis where well-formed consciences recognize objective truths about the way God made the world...

He brings a wealth of expertise and passion to his work, and his contributions are set to make a significant impact at the conference.

With a career that spans decades, Professor Chazan's contributions to the field of obstetrics and gynecology are renowned.

As we celebrate the Feast Day of St. Augustine, MaterCare International reflects on the profound impact this great saint has had...

We are pleased to invite you to sponsor our 14th International Conference, “I AM WHAT I DO: Establishing My Identity in Christ,” to be...

We believe that Christ is with us still.

His Holiness Pope John Paul II addressed a MaterCare International conference in Rome 2001.