Liturgical celebrations and schools reopen in Syria – A new beginning amid hope and uncertainty
December 16, 2024
ACN has gathered firsthand testimonies, providing an on-the-ground look at the current situation in key regions
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Bishop in Damascus: “We have been assured that everything will be fine, and we should not worry”
December 12, 2024
Syria's political turmoil continues to harm Christian communities. Learn how their lives have been affected.
Christians in the Holy Land approach Christmas with a ray of hope, says Patriarch
December 10, 2024
Sometimes I feel powerless seeing problems everywhere, but witnessing the wonderful work in our Church reminds me there is still hope.
ACN remains firmly committed to supporting Christians in Syria
December 9, 2024
In light of the recent developments in Syria, the pontifical foundation Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) wishes to
Emergency Campaign: Prayer and solidarity for the Christians of Aleppo and Syria
December 4, 2024
Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) is making an urgent appeal for prayer and support for the Christian community
A wave of red light united the world, a sign of hope for those who suffer in silence for their faith
December 3, 2024
ACN brings together thousands to pray for the persecuted Christians during #RedWeek. Worldwide solidarity and prayer vigils illuminate over 1,000
Syria: ACN urges prayers for Aleppo amid escalating violence and fear
November 29, 2024
In a voice message shared with ACN, Father Hugo Alaniz IVE, an Argentine missionary, described the dire situation currently unfolding around Aleppo
Ukraine: after 1000 days of war, “people are tired and without hope”, says priest
November 27, 2024
The effect of this state of mind is that after months of panic whenever sirens sounded, people have developed a more carefree attitude
Haiti on the brink: bishops issue a “cry of alarm” for peace
November 27, 2024
We urge city leaders to act decisively to restore security and protect citizens, fulfilling their duty to serve the common good.