Keeping Christ present in war-torn Sudan

Due to ethnic, social, and economic factors, Sudan has faced war for decades, with the current civil war being the worst in recent history....
Due to ethnic, social, and economic factors, Sudan has faced war for decades, with the current civil war being the worst in recent history....

Aid to the Church in Need convenes Global Day of Prayer for Peace in Myanmar

The pontifical foundation ACN calls for a 24-hour Global Day of Prayer for peace in Myanmar on 1 February....
The pontifical foundation ACN calls for a 24-hour Global Day of Prayer for peace in Myanmar on 1 February....

Burkina Faso: “When a catechist’s family has food, then the whole community has something to eat”

Given the precarious living conditions which terrorism has caused in Burkina Faso, this help is a true source of comfort and hope....
Given the precarious living conditions which terrorism has caused in Burkina Faso, this help is a true source of comfort and hope....

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Sudan | 
16 January, 2025
Keeping Christ present in war-torn Sudan
Due to ethnic, social, and economic factors, Sudan has faced war for decades, with the current civil war being the worst in recent history....
International | 
15 January, 2025
Aid to the Church in Need convenes Global Day of Prayer for Peace in Myanmar
The pontifical foundation ACN calls for a 24-hour Global Day of Prayer for peace in Myanmar on 1 February....
Burkina Faso | 
14 January, 2025
Burkina Faso: “When a catechist’s family has food, then the whole community has something to eat”
Given the precarious living conditions which terrorism has caused in Burkina Faso, this help is a true source of comfort and hope....

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