NewsChannel 8 reached out to Catholic Charities just to see if they'd be able to handle all the women who will no longer have abortion as an option.
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May 12, 2022
During a recent visit to a large urban park a few miles from his home in Tulsa, 17-year-old Shahrukh Khalilbeak pushed his brothers and sisters on a swing and shimmied up a climbing structure, looking relaxed as he posed for photos while trying to maintain his balance
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April 12, 2022
Along with a better variety of healthy foods, an innovative new grocery store-style approach to feeding Tulsa’s hungry should help bring more dignity to the process, a longtime charitable food provider said.
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April 11, 2022
Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma celebrated the launch of a new way to provide food to the hungry in Tulsa on Monday.
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April 11, 2022
The Market at Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma lets anyone in need shop for groceries for free.
This gives people in the area a chance to choose what healthy foods they want, without having to pay.
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April 11, 2022
The Market is part of a $5 million renovation at the organization’s Tulsa Campus. It is set up like a grocery store, but without the customer having to buy anything.