A Pastoral Center for a Diocese in India 

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The Diocese of Diphu lies in the state of Assam in northern India. This is a region of great poverty and home to many indigenous ...

A House for the Capuchin Fathers in Ukraine 

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Some time ago, the Capuchin Fathers who have worked in Lviv, Ukraine since 2021 asked us for our help with a major problem. They needed ...

A Church for a Parish in Madagascar 

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The parish of Ampangalatsary lies in eastern Madagascar, in a region of rainforest. For many years now, the Catholic faithful here have longed for a ...

Central Heating for a Parish in Belarus

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The small town of Saslauje in Belarus is 15 miles north of Minsk, the capital city. The Catholic parish here has about 400 members, and ...

A Retirement Home for Priests in India

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Thanks to your help, the Diocese of Jagdalpur in India has at last built a home for its sick and elderly priests. ACN contributed $32,086 ...

The Renovation and Extension of a Chapel in Rwanda

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Over the years, the minor seminary in the Diocese of Byumba, founded in Rwanda in 1956 by the Salesian Fathers, had become too small. 150 ...

Sunday Schools for Children in Pakistan

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The Holy Spirit Parish is the largest parish in the Archdiocese of Lahore in Pakistan. It includes 67 villages, many of which are far from ...

A Chapel for a Remote Village in Ethiopia

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“Our prayers have been heard, and our joy is complete. Our faithful feel at home.” Thanks to the generosity of our benefactors, more than 500 ...
A Chapel and Parish House for a Mission in India

A Chapel and Parish House for a Mission in India

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Ramnagar is the oldest mission station in the Diocese of Bettiah in northern India. Recently, thanks to your generous contribution of $28,900, the mission received ...

Success Story: A parish house for a new parish in Bangladesh

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Dinajpur is one of the poorest of the eight Catholic dioceses in Bangladesh. As they do everywhere in this overwhelmingly Muslim country, Catholics represent only ...
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