Keeping the Faith Alive

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Keeping the Faith Alive

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One year since the invasion of Ukraine, the only thing that has changed is the passage of time. The people are still suffering, they are still in need, Most still cannot go home.

Please read the country updates below and donate to the faithful’s fight for survival if you can. god bless you for being a vehicle of compassion and kindness at, what still is, a terrible time.

Updates from Ukraine

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Psychological Training for Priests in Ukraine

In the early months of the war in Ukraine, the immediate need was material aid for refugee families. ...
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Ukraine: “Evil will never destroy everything,” bishop says

Maksym Ryabukha is a war-zone bishop. Half of the diocese he leads — the Exarchate of Donetsk, Ukraine ...
Father Taras Viliura during his service as a hospital chaplain in Ivano-Frankivsk.
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Car for the hospital chaplain in Ivano-Frankivsk

Transportation for a Hospital Chaplain in Ukraine

We read in the Gospels that man “does not live by bread alone, but by every word that ...
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Ukraine: The war has caused “many conversions,” says Sviatoslav Shevchuk

During a visit to the headquarters of the Spanish national office of ACN, the primate of the Ukrainian ...
Capuchin Monastery in Uzhhorod, Transcarpathia, supported by ACN
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Car for the parish of the Holy Eucharist and the monastery of Capuchins in Uzhhorod

Help to Complete a Pastoral Center in Ukraine

In the year 2000, the then-Bishop of Mukatshevo invited the Franciscan Capuchins to come to Uzhhorod, Ukraine to ...
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Support for 23 Sisters in Ukraine

The Latin Rite Diocese of Odessa and Simferopol in southern Ukraine has been severely affected by war. There ...

Priorities of ACN’s on-going emergency help

1. Tending to the Needs of the People – Subsistence aid for IDPs.

2. Generators, heating, kitchen upgrades, new windows and equipment to keep the faithful warm, and be able to to keep serving meals to families.

3. Emergency support for priests and religious.

4. Vehicles for mobility – to keep reaching out to those in need.

5. Aid for seminarians.

6. Formation and spiritual retreats.

7. Children and youth – summer camps and pastoral activities to leave the war briefly for a spirit of joy in faith and community.

8. Support to Sisters and their mission – Mothers to all!

9. Construction to places of worship and places of shelter.

10. Shepherds and Bringers of Light – stipends to continue celebrating Holy Mass in petition, gratitude and communion.

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