In September this year, Pope Francis will be making his first trip to Papua New Guinea, a country introduced to Christianity only around 70 years ago. In this corner of the world,
Fifth anniversary of the International Day Commemorating Victims of Violence Based on Religion or Belief. 22 August marks the fifth anniversary of the International Day Commemorating Victims of Violence Based on Religion or
“We never suspended adoration, the rosary or Mass, and we continue to pray for peace”, he says, emphasizing the spiritual commitment of the Church. During the visit to the Holy Land by
The many holiday camps hosted in diverse regions affected by war and conflict offer young people temporary relief from their suffering and the opportunity to engage in carefree activities and develop their faith.
The Holy Land’s Christians have suffered a “disturbing rise” in attacks including spitting, physical harassment, damage to property and cemeteries, and disruption of services. The findings are part of a report by
ACN joins the call of the Venezuelan Episcopal Conference, supports the message of the Church and invites prayer and dialogue in the midst of the political and social crisis. The International Pontifical
“I invite you all, together with ACN, to do a work of mercy in every part of the world.”
