The Voice of the suffering and persecuted​

"The importance of pastoral work in this time of crisis cannot be exaggerated. The more we do, the more is needed."

"They were given the choice between death and conversion to Islam. They were given Muslim names to cement their identity.

“We are very grateful to the Holy Father for his ongoing support, for his prayers and solidarity with Ukraine and the Ukrainian people.”

"In the marketplace and in restaurants, separate plates, glasses and cups are reserved for ethnic indigenous peoples; Muslims and Hindus won’t use the same utensils as we do."

"They fulfilled their mission as ‘Doctors of the Soul,' doing so knowing that, they ran the risk of infecting themselves and, dying.”

'“I don’t have the words to describe their suffering; there is great despair and the people are traumatized,”

"South Sudan faces major challenges attributed to civil conflicts, recurring natural disasters such as floods, and economic collapse."

"This event is sad for all of us. But with the Grace of God and the solidarity of our brothers and sisters, we have hope. God is the almighty and everything is possible by His Grace.”

Another factor crucial in keeping the faith alive is helping parishes rebuild their churches and the religious infrastructure that has disintegrated under Islamic terrorism.

“We were accused of fighting against the government, and appropriating public land and dwellings without government permits. The parents of some students were also denounced by teachers at schools."