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In Central African Republic, a jubilee celebration marred by violence
The 58-year-old Italian Carmelite Father Aurelio Gazzera came out of his room to find himself suddenly face-to-face with two armed men.
Much would be impossible without ACN support—letters of thanks from around the world
“When we knocked on your door, you responded generously.”
Bosnia and Herzegovina: bishops condemn corruption and mistreatment of Catholics
it would have been the duty of “native and foreign officials” to create a general “political, legal and material” framework that would have made it possible for the Catholic minority to remain in the country, but this did not happen.
Record numbers join rosary campaign
“It has taken on a life of its own and we have seen through the social networks how a great many people were invited to join in by friends, their local parishes or dioceses,”
One million children praying the rosary can change the world
“When one million children pray the rosary, the world will change.”
‘Every continent has its own calling—the calling of Africa is the family’
“What we carry out is not just work but a mission that the Lord has entrusted to us for the growth of the Church all over the world.”
Food packages bring ray of hope to Beirut
“If I were to go to the supermarket and purchase the least of these products, I would not have enough cash left to survive the rest of the month.”
Chad priest: ‘I am a child of the war’
“it is exceedingly difficult for a Muslim to convert to Christianity, and those who do take this step are often rejected by their families.”
Beirut, we will not abandon you
“We want to show them that, through our assistance, there is future for Christians in a country which for so long has been a beacon of Christianity for the Middle East and beyond.”
Barred from re-entry into Belarus, archbishop calls for prayer
“In this country, which is seen as peaceful and moderate in the eyes of the world, one brother has raised his hand against another brother [and] blood was shed.”