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Help Renovate the Orthodox Children‘s Hospice in Saint Petersburg, Russia
For 17 years, ACN has supported the Orthodox Children’s Hospice in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The first of its kind, it was founded in 2003 by …
Support for 69 Religious Sisters in Russia
The Catholic Archdiocese of the Mother of God in Moscow, Russia serves an area of over 1 million square miles, in which Catholics make up …
Fund Pastoral Travel for a Diocese in Southern Russia
Russia’s Diocese of Saint Clement covers an area of nearly 550,000 square miles, twice the size of Texas. 20,000 Catholics live in the region, and …
In Siberia, women religious provide vital care for the most vulnerable
“We pray that these from a human perspective terrible times, will help us all people to grow in faith, in hope and in love for God and our neighbors.”
Success Stories: 114 Priests in Russia Receive Mass Stipends
The Catholic Archdiocese of the Mother of God has its center in Moscow and covers a vast area of over a million square miles. The …
ACN: 30 years of collaboration with the bishop of Novosibirsk, Russia
“There was a parish in Novosibirsk, a single parish for the entire city, a metropolis of almost 1.5 million residents.”
Expansion of the Catholic Parish Center in Tomsk, Russia
The Catholic Parish of the Transfiguration of the Lord in West Siberia is a thriving community. Located in the city of Tomsk, Sundays see Mass …
Support for a Moscow Conference on Pastoral Care of the Mentally Ill
Psychological illnesses are on the increase all over the world and have today overtaken such diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular illnesses in terms of …
A Joint Catholic-Orthodox Conference on Addiction in Russia
Every year, according to World Health Organization statistics, some 200,000 people die from drug addiction – and around 3 million from alcohol addiction. That is …
Support a Counseling Center for Russia’s Women in Need
Many women and girls who become pregnant unintentionally have no one they can turn to for help. The Russian Orthodox Church is trying to help …