Our suffering brothers and sisters are being affected by the Coronavirus as well and want you to know that they are united with you in prayer.
Support our suffering faithful and those who serve them with a monthly gift. God bless you for your kindness.
Soon we will be having a Mass offered for the well-being of our donors and their families during this difficult time. May Mary continue to protect and watch over all her children.
At this difficult time, we will be remembering you and your loved ones in a special Mass. As always, you remain in our thoughts and prayers.
While Church services are suspended, please continue to worship
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Survey shows decline in US Catholics’ concern about global Christian persecution
“In a world where up to 300 million Christians are confronted with various forms of harassment and outright persecution because of their faith, the US Church simply must do more to inform and galvanize the faithful.”
Iraq: Christians desire ‘a real and profound change of the political system’
“Personally, I am optimistic regarding the future of the Christians on the Nineveh Plains and in Iraq. Through education and cultural dialogue, we can overcome obscurantism and violence.”
Coronavirus puts economic toll on Christians in the Holy Land
On March 12, the Franciscan Pilgrims Office in Jerusalem cancelled until further notice all Masses booked by pilgrimage tour companies at Holy Land shrines.
From a nun in Syria, a message of hope and faith in the time of the coronavirus
“To all our ACN donors, we say very sincerely: ‘Thank you for your enormous generosity. You have helped us for so many years and continue to do so.’”
Education and dialogue hold key to Christians staying in Iraq
In addition to having lost their faith in the future, in the authorities and in a number of their Muslim neighbors—who had initially welcomed ISIS with open arms— Christians are now facing a very precarious economic situation.
The coronavirus in Venezuela—‘a difficult moment and a trial’
Bishop Mario Moronta called on the authorities to “guarantee its citizens safe access to food, medicines, and medical care and to ensure that there are no power cuts or shortages of water and other essential services.”
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Words of Gratitude and Faith
"Aid to the Church in Need has distinguished itself by transmitting the loving charity of so many Catholics to those places where the Body of Christ – which is his Church – is suffering hunger, humiliation, persecution and martyrdom."
