Jesus is the high priest we needed: holy, innocent, undefiled, set apart from sinners, and exalted above the heavens. Hebrews 7:26–28.
There are places where NGOs have already left, where war has destroyed everything, and where poverty seems to have extinguished all hope. But even there, the Church remains.
Because a priest decided to stay.
He walks for hours to visit an isolated community. He celebrates the Eucharist in the midst of fear. He listens to, comforts, and accompanies those who have lost everything.
For thousands of people, a priest is much more than a shepherd:
he is spiritual nourishment, a refuge, comfort, and living hope.
But those who sustain the communities also need to be sustained.
And today, you can be that source of support.
In Al Sweidaa, Syria, the Convent of Christ the King is the last one still standing. There, Father Fadi Ziade continues to support families scarred by years of war and suffering.
Your support helps keep its doors open as an oasis of peace and faith amid the devastation.
In regions dominated by organized crime, priests like Father José Filiberto Velázquez risk their lives to protect displaced people and defend victims.
With your support, they can continue to be the voice of those who no longer have a voice.
In Formosa, Argentina, Father Néstor Fabián Mongelós serves more than 40,000 parishioners scattered across vast rural areas.
Your donation helps provide fuel and transportation so that no community is left without the sacraments or spiritual guidance.
Thanks to the presence of priests in remote areas, many people are able to hear the word of God for the first time in their lives
Priests in very poor countries need your generosity to cover their basic expenses, such as food and medicine.
They don’t want to leave anyone behind, so they travel hundreds of kilometers through areas plagued by poverty and insecurity to share the Gospel with those most in need.
Jesus makes himself present in the world through the hands of his priests.
But those hands need support.
Your help ensures that a priest does not leave a community, that a sick person receives the anointing of the sick, that a family finds comfort, and that Jesus in the Eucharist continues to reach the ends of the earth.
«I invite you all, together with ACN, to do a work of mercy in every part of the world.»
Aid to the Church in Need
ACN Global Office
Contact:
+57 313 3262029
info@acn-global.org
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