Dear NACPA Members and Friends,

Dear NACPA Members and Supporters,

On Giving Tuesday—November 29—we ask your help in bringing a successful close to our 50th anniversary fund raising campaign.

To celebrate Labor Day, we invite you to reflect on this year's annual Labor Day statement released by the USCCB. 

Clayton Sinyai, executive director of the Catholic Labor Network, introduced the statement by saying, "The USCCB has released its annual Labor Day statement reflecting on the condition of work and workers. Presented by Archbishop Paul Coakley, chair of the Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, this year's statement pays special attention to the Pregnant Workers' Fairness Act, a cause that has brought together labor, the Church, and many other constituencies this year as it awaits a vote in the Senate. Archbishop Coakley also notes the role of labor unions in protecting workers from disruption during the pandemic and recalls the legacy of Monsignor George Higgins, the leading labor priest of his era who passed away 20 years ago this year."
(C. Sinyai, personal communication, September 1, 2022)

Prayer for Ukraine

We pray, O Lord our God, for all those who suffer from acts of war, especially for the people in Ukraine. We pray for Thy peace and Thy mercy in the midst of the great suffering of Thy people. Vouchsafe to accept the prayers of The Church, so that by Thy goodness, peace may return to all peoples; hear us and have mercy. 

Adapted from the Diocese of the Midwest, A Diocese of the Orthodox Church in America

Dear NACPA Members and Friends,

Reflecting on the terrible tragedy of the Friday tornado and storms that have impacted so many, NACPA joins in prayers of strength, hope and resilience for all those and their loved ones in the affected communities.

Dear NACPA Members and Friends,

NACPA Thanks USI Consulting Group (USICG)

Dear NACPA Member and Friends,

The ongoing mission of NACPA is to promote leadership in human resources, finance and administration, modeling Gospel values and promoting justice in the workplace. This would not be possible without the efforts and support of our valued, longtime partners. 

NACPA Thanks VIRTUS^® Programs

Dear NACPA Members and Friends,

The ongoing mission of NACPA is to promote leadership in human resources, finance and administration, modeling Gospel values and promoting justice in the workplace. This would not be possible without the efforts and support of our valued, longtime partners. 

Dear NACPA Members and Friends,

The ongoing mission of NACPA is to promote leadership in human resources, finance and administration, modeling Gospel values and promoting justice in the workplace. This would not be possible without the efforts and support of our valued, longtime partners. 

NACPA Thanks Christian Brothers Services for Their Continued Year-Round Support

Dear NACPA Members and Friends,

The ongoing mission of NACPA is to promote leadership in human resources, finance and administration, modeling Gospel values and promoting justice in the workplace. This would not be possible without the efforts and support of our valued, longtime partners.

-News release from the USCCB website-

USCCB Chairmen Praise Supreme Court Decision Recognizing the Right of the Church to Choose Its Own Leaders

In recognition of Juneteenth, Freedom Day, 
NACPA is sharing this beautiful prayer from the U.S. bishops.

June 2, 2020

Free Access to Archived Webinar: Returning to Work

Dear NACPA Members,

Warm congratulations to all NACPA members as we mark International Human Resources Day. The theme is “HR connecting people and organizations.”

March 14, 2020

NACPA joins individuals and organizations in the U.S. and worldwide in reaching out with compassion and prayers for the victims and the families and friends of those lost and wounded in Texas and Ohio August 3 and 4.

Bishop Michael Burbidge, Bishop of the Diocese of Arlington, Virginia where NACPA is based, tweeted this: “Tragically, horrific shootings and violence continue in this country. May we be united in our prayers for all victims and their families.”