Home » STORIES » Aid to the Church in Need – our history

Aid to the Church in Need – our history

For 70 years now, Aid to the Church in Need has followed a single mission: to build a bridge of love that enables the suffering and persecuted Christians worldwide to witness their faith and inspire those who help them. ACN acts under the guiding principle: information, prayer and action. In fulfilling its work an essential part of ACN’s mission is to inform about this hidden suffering of Catholics in the world. We are committed to religious freedom and reconciliation across all faiths. To know more about the Pontifical foundation, watch the video

Don't miss the latest updates!

Children prepare to send “tidal wave of prayer” around the world

Responds to the ever-pressing yearning for peace and unity in…

Iraq: Ecumenical festival points to future for persecuted Church

Today, the very same communities will raise the Cross high…

Bishop denounces illegal occupation of Church land in Mozambique

"Officials who were sent there were chased away, there must…

Priest’s murder shocks Sierra Leone

Father Amadu was a man of peace, compassion, and unwavering…

Christian clergy in Gaza defy evacuation orders to remain with their flocks

Like other residents of Gaza City, the refugees living in…

Mozambique: Pope “close” to suffering people of Cabo Delgado

The Pope’s words were an important solace for the people…

Thousands of children prepare to return to school, thanks to ACN

Many families would not have been able to pay tuition…

Student’s dedication bears fruit for Ukrainian children

This year, a group of Portuguese students decided to do…

Pakistan: Two years on, justice still not done

What’s changed over the last two years since the attacks…

List of News

Children prepare to send “tidal wave of prayer” around the world

Responds to the ever-pressing yearning for peace and unity in a world wounded by division, conflict, and suffering

Iraq: Ecumenical festival points to future for persecuted Church

Today, the very same communities will raise the Cross high in public squares, in churches, and in joyful processions

Bishop denounces illegal occupation of Church land in Mozambique

"Officials who were sent there were chased away, there must be a very powerful invisible and untouchable hand encouraging the criminals"