ACN steps up its support for beleaguered Christians in Syria
June 17, 2022
ACN has increased its support for Syria, to try and offset the effects of a financial crisis
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ACN statement about the Pentecost massacre in St. Francis Xavier Church in Owo, Nigeria
June 7, 2022
ACN is deeply shocked by the horrific attack, thoughts and prayers are with the victims, injured, their families and the entire Catholic community in Ondo.
The Government has failed us in Nigeria, and the West is complicit
June 3, 2022
“You are not safe in your house, in the road, not even in the air! Two months ago, bandits attacked a plane on the tarmac in Kaduna, and for almost...
In Syria and Lebanon, “the sisters go to the dark places where others cannot”
May 31, 2022
Both Sisters have experienced years of war and destruction in the Middle Eastern countries, but some believe things have never been worse.
Ukraine: “Only God can answer the question of why we are suffering in this way”
May 25, 2022
"The psychological, spiritual, physical and humanitarian consequences, as well as those on the family, will probably be felt later. The healing is a process"
Nicaragua bishop on hunger strike to protest police harassment
May 24, 2022
“We know that in this country insecurity comes precisely from the police, they were the ones making me feal unsafe”
ACN calls on Christians to join World Day of Prayer for the Church in China, May 24
May 20, 2022
On May 24th all Catholics are called to express their solidarity with Christians in China, to promote unity in a community that had become divided into "official" and " underground...
Anti-Christian violence and curfew follow killing of girl in Sokoto, Nigeria
May 17, 2022
Episodes of anti-Christian violence erupted in Sokoto, Nigeria, over the weekend, following the horrific murder of a young Christian student accused of blasphemy.
Church leaders deplore violence during burial of Christian journalist in Holy Land
May 17, 2022
“What happened last Friday deeply wounded not only the Christian community, but also all peoples who in that place have found and still find peace and hospitality."