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Inspiring Stories of Faith Restored Through Aid

A Chapel for a Village in Indonesia

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A little while ago, we received an appeal for help from Indonesia. The Catholic faithful in the village of Golo Popa on the island of ...

Renovation of a Convent for Sisters in São Tomé and Príncipe

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The Portuguese-speaking country of São Tomé and Príncipe is the second-smallest nation in Africa. It consists of two principal islands and lies just off the ...

A New Village Chapel in Madagascar

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Ankililoaka Mission is located in a remote and underdeveloped rural region of southwest Madagascar and is run by the Salesian Fathers. The people here have ...

A New Marian Shrine in India

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In November 2023, the cathedral parish of Balasore in India celebrated the Golden Jubilee of its founding. From this occasion, the desire was born in ...

A New Chapel in Rural Bolivia 

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The Parish of Saint Francis Xavier is situated in a rural region of the Diocese of San Ignacio de Velasco in the tropical eastern part ...

A Parish House for a New Parish in India

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In eastern India, the parish of Chondonpara in the Diocese of Tura is still very new, having been founded in October of 2024. They were ...

Renovation and Extension of a Parish Church in Brazil

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There is great rejoicing among the faithful in the parish of Placas in northern Brazil. On November 10th, 2024, thanks to the help of our ...

New Chapels for Two Remote Villages in Malawi

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Malawi, a landlocked state in southern Africa, is among the poorest countries in the world. The parish of Benga lies in the east of the ...

A New Presbytery for a Parish in Sierra Leone  

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There is great joy in the town of Lakka, in Sierra Leone. Thanks to your help, the parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Succor was ...

A New Village Chapel in Bangladesh  

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The Diocese of Sylhet in Bangladesh was established in 2011. There are 20,000 Catholics in the territory, which has a total population of 14 million. ...
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