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A Host-Baking Machine for Carmelite Sisters in Peru

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The Convent of the Discalced Carmelites in Abancay, in southern central Peru, was initially established in 1964 with seven religious from Cusco. Today, the community …

Help for a Popular Mission in Southern Cuba

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For some 18 years, now a team of lay missionaries have been traveling, Sunday after Sunday, into the remote villages of Guamà II, a suburb …

Subsistence Aid for 34 Dominican Sisters in Angola

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For seven hours a day, the 34 Dominican Sisters in Benguela pray the canonical hours. They pray for the church and for all humanity. They …

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Devastation in beirut

“Beirut is a devastated city. It’s a war scene – there is destruction and desolation in all its streets, its districts and its houses.”
Maronite Patriarch Cardinal Bechara Boutros Rai.

The destruction caused by the 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate which exploded inside a warehouse was immediate, its impact intensely felt by the Christian quarter.
For a country hit by civil unrest, economic collapse, COVID and now disaster, how much more can our faithful endure? Please give today.

Emergency Gift to Beirut