Catholic Volunteer Network

We see this goodness spread through the volunteers who choose to dedicate to a time of service, community, and personal formation. We see it in the ministries that accompany volunteers, in the relationships built across differences, and in the commitment to human dignity and the common good.

When people choose to walk alongside one another, goodness does more than endure, it grows.

CVN attended the denominational gathering where conversations centered on connection, collaboration, and a shared commitment to forming young people in faith took place.

We are grateful for these opportunities!

Drop us a comment if you were at the gathering 👇

At Pentecost, people from every nation heard the Good News in their own language.

The Holy Spirit did not erase difference, it was honored.

As we celebrate Pentecost, may we continue building communities rooted in dignity, listening, solidarity, and justice for all.

🔥 Come Holy Spirit!

Finding the right service opportunity has never been easier. Use CVN’s search tool to browse, filter, and connect with programs.

https://catholicvolunteernetwork.org/find-programs/

Will you take a step of courage?

Service Shapes Futures, say yes to faith-based service and volunteer today.

Catholic Volunteer Network invites our members to our May All Member Meeting on May 19th at 11:00 am CST.

This month’s theme, “Getting to Belonging: Embracing Dignity in the DEI Journey,” will be guided by special guests Michael Rios-Keating, Director of Culture and Belonging at Catholic Charities USA MN ( ) and Ryan Lents (), Membership Organizer and Formator for Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership (CSPL . These conversations are at the heart of what CVN membership is about. Strengthening the field of faith-inspired service together.

If your organization is not yet a member, we invite you to find out more information on our website!

The way we see others changes when we remember their dignity.
The poor. The lonely. The migrant. The unborn. The forgotten.
Not problems to solve — people to love.

We want to hear from you, how does your work reflect the dignity of the people you serve?
Comment below👇

Some moments meet us exactly where we are. In her reflection on the Rooted in Sacred Ground retreat, Celia Ceballos shares how stillness, place, and community helped her find her way back to herself. Her words are a gentle reminder that our stories, our histories, and the land we stand on all shape the sacred work we are called to do.

Read her full reflection here: https://catholicvolunteernetwork.org/we-are-never-walking-alone/