Christians in the West Bank and Jerusalem reflect the essence of Holy Saturday
March 27, 2024
As Christians around the world commemorate Holy Week, Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) recalls the challenges facing Christians
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ACN concerned at reports of increased persecution of Christians in India
March 26, 2024
With elections only weeks away in the world’s most populous country, local human rights organisations are warning of a rise
Ukrainian Major Archbishop Shevchuk preaches message of hope in New York
March 21, 2024
The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, delivered a powerful message of hope during the Mass celebrated for the
Catholic bishops of Haiti plead for an end to violence and for national reconciliation
March 21, 2024
ACN will be joining the day of prayer for the people of Haiti on 22 March In a message dated
Nigerian bishop challenges government to improve security or assume the consequences
March 20, 2024
Archbishop Matthew Man’Oso Ndagoso visited the village of Adama Dutse, which was attacked in February, leaving widespread destruction and 11
GAZA: “This is a very special Easter, we are closer than ever to the crucified Saviour”
March 8, 2024
The Christian community in Gaza is going through the worst period since the outbreak of the war. "We don't have enough, we lack everything."
Burkina Faso: Living with terror in the “land of people of integrity”
March 1, 2024
An attack in the diocese of Dori, on Sunday 25 February, was just the latest in a string of terror
Pope Francis prays for the martyrs in his March video: Their witness “is a blessing for everyone.”
February 29, 2024
ACN International Executive President, Regina Lynch: “Guaranteeing the right to practice the faith is crucial, as a component of the
Bishop describes fleeing masses in northern Mozambique: “They carry only what they can. Hunger, thirst and disease will soon follow”
February 27, 2024
The Bishop of Pemba says the situation caused by the jihadist insurgency is at its worst point, but fears that