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Madagascar: Overcoming ‘despair and evil’

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"There are Christians, but we need to go deeper in the faith. The faith must be really lived, and not just practiced outwardly. If we ...

Ukraine: a story of war

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“Let's hurry to love people, they depart so quickly…”

Cuba: ‘The worst poverty is lack of freedom’

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"If you raise your voice to tell the truth they will turn on you, defame you. Prison sentences have increased."

Catholics in Guinea-Bissau unsettled by vandalism of a church

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The attackers of the church destroyed the religious images of Our Lady and Saint Elizabeth, the patron of the local parish. A crucifix and an ...

Bangladesh: the financial challenge of building churches

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“Hundreds of Catholics from several villages gathered and jostled for a place to sit, and many were forced to stand outside. The scene stuck in ...

Meet the world’s youngest bishop

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"As Lebanese we speak Arabic, we are from a certain culture, and we have a special mission in our culture, and the Middle East needs ...

In Ukraine, Russian bombs damage a shrine

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Damage is estimated at around Considering the economic difficulties caused by the war, ACN decided to join the effort and support part of the construction ...

Two Jesuit priests are murdered in Mexico

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"Everyday men and women are arbitrarily killed, as our priests were murdered today. The Jesuits in Mexico will continue to speak out against this reality ...

Aid to families supports Church from base up

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In DRC, “the conflict has caused enormous damage: 85 schools and 30 health stations have been burned or destroyed, and several villages have been burned! ...

Terrorists strike Mozambique, ACN steps up aid

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“We have parishes that have been practically destroyed, priests who are living in difficult situations because they had to abandon their missions empty-handed; children, elderly ...
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