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Help for the Priestly and Missionary Formation of Seminarians in Peru

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For Pope St. John Paul II, the New Evangelization was a cause dear to his heart. It was for this reason that he created the ...

Help to Build a Novice House for a Carmelite Convent in Peru

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The Carmelite convent in Chachapoyas, the capital city of the Amazonas region of northwest Peru, was established in 2015 and is therefore celebrating its 10th ...

“A bridge of love with Peru”: ACN’s collaboration with Pope Leo XIV

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The close collaboration between Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) and now-Pope Leo XIV blazed a trail of service and evangelization in Peru. From ...

The future pope was a fighter for the downtrodden, fellow missionary recalls

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Pope Leo XIV is a bishop who is “going to hear the cry of the suffering Church,” predicts a fellow Augustinian missionary who lived and ...

Peru: Love for Our Lady in the Altiplano

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Then, Genaro explained to Father David that he had heard a Protestant pastor on the radio promising that anyone who came to his church would ...

A New Chapel for a Village in Peru

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The Parish of the Sacred Heart in Peru includes 34 rural communities, scattered along the banks of the Rio Mayo. The village of Los Angeles ...

Mass Stipends for Priests in Peru

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The apostolic vicariate of Yurimaguas in Peru is largely covered by the rainforest and is home to a number of indigenous tribal groups.  The people ...

In Peru, the Church aims to be ‘present’

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“The main challenge is to support the men and women’s religious communities so they can do their work of evangelization and providing better care for ...

Peru: Challenges in the ‘land of saints’

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The laypeople keep the Church alive. They are true heroes, the guardians of the faith in their communities, because there are hardly any priests or ...

In Peru, lay missionaries help the destitute of the Amazon rainforest

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"I consider myself to be extremely fortunate, because in Amazonia you can live closer to God, and by working with the simple and humble people ...
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