The Voice of the suffering and persecuted​

"The seminary has been there for over 25 years and we have never forced anyone to convert."

"Behind these migrant caravans there are an infinite number of private interests, institutions and non-governmental organizations that have made these migrants into an industry for their own personal benefit.”

“During the war at least, they expected it to end at some point, but now, what can [Syrian Christians] expect?”

“They have an agenda, which is the Islamization of this country. And they are doing that by carefully eliminating all the Christians."

This year’s rosary campaign will encourage children to pray “hand in hand with Our Lady and under the protection of Saint Joseph.”

“One of the positive aspects of the shutdown of churches was that it brought us very close to the faithful."

"The most trying thing was not being able to move about freely, because, as women, we always had to be accompanied by a man."

"It is definitely true that the mentality of ISIS still exists in Iraq and Syria among certain parts of the population.”

“We may well be at risk, but at the same time we are here on a mission, and we are here for Jesus."

"One day I came home from school to find that the Taliban had destroyed our home and killed my parents. My brother and I were forced to flee Afghanistan."