Iraqi priest: Pope and Grand Ayatollah are peacemakers
March 9, 2021
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - Today, in a historic meeting, Pope Francis met one of Iraq’s most influential spiritual leaders for
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Pope Francis received a copy of the appeal to pay the jizya, the jihadist poll tax that ISIS demanded from Christians in Iraq
March 8, 2021
On the flight to Iraq, Spanish journalist Eva Fernandez from the radio station COPE also gave the Holy Father several
What is the symbolism of the stole that the Holy Father will receive in Qaraqosh?
March 5, 2021
The Holy Father will pay a visit to the Al-Tahera Church on Sunday 7th March in Qaraqosh, the town in
Director of ACN’s Projects Department will travel to Iraq in papal plane as representative of ROACO
March 4, 2021
Regina Lynch, the director of the Projects Department of ACN International, will be the official delegate of the organisation ROACO
“Now is the time to invest in young people” – ACN is launching a major new project for Iraq
March 3, 2021
ACN announces €1.5 million in scholarships for 150 Christian students at the Catholic University of Erbil over the next four years, supporting education and future opportunities for minorities in Iraq,...
A Lamborghini for Iraq
March 2, 2021
Thanks to a donation from Pope Francis, ACN has been able to help persecuted Christians in Iraq in the Niniveh
Pope’s visit to Iraq: “Respect for Christians will grow”
March 1, 2021
Archbishop Bashar Warda, who will be hosting Pope Francis on his visit to Iraq, hopes for more awareness on the
Mozambique: the last three years have been “an experience of the cross”
February 25, 2021
Bishop Luiz Fernando Lisboa reflects on his years in Pemba, Mozambique, marked by war and terror in Cabo Delgado. Now transferred by Pope Francis to a diocese in Brazil, he...
Burkina Faso: “The faithful are fleeing the terrorism, which they are powerless to resist, but they are holding on to their faith”
February 24, 2021
The Church and people face ongoing challenges, worsened by the pandemic. “We are caught between two fronts,” says Bishop Dabire.