Support a Missionary
Giants of faith and hope for many
The works of missionaries are an expression of Christ’s love for those who most need help. To carry the Word of God is to carry eternal life.
Supporting a missionary means making a lasting impact on the communities they serve. In many places, they are the ONLY source of hope for people who have nothing and no one.
Pope Leo XIV invites us to support missionaries around the world
On the occasion of World Mission Sunday, Pope Leo XIV invites the faithful not to forget the missionaries who bring the Gospel, hope, and tangible aid to communities marked by poverty, violence, and persecution.
The work of missionaries—from remote villages in Africa to war zones in the Middle East—is carried out with limited resources, yet it is made possible by Providence and the support of generous people like you.
The Pope reminds us that every prayer, donation, and gesture of solidarity helps sustain the Church’s mission in the world.
You too can be part of the mission.
Prayer
Join in prayer with thousands of missionaries who, amid hardship, lift their voices for peace, comfort, and hope..
Commitment
Your gift becomes food for the hungry, relief for the sick, and support for entire communities striving to build a better future.
Donation
Thanks to your support, missionaries can continue to accompany, protect, and bring hope to those living in abandonment.
Will you help us sustain their mission?
A missionary priest serves more than twice as many people as a priest in the universal Church. Their faith and dedication are immense, but faith alone cannot pay for fuel, repair a parish vehicle, or provide a meal after an exhausting day of service.
They need your help to continue their pastoral mission.
Means of transportation
A motorcycle, a boat, a bicycle, even a donkey, sometimes become indispensable means to bring the Word of God to the most remote places. Future priests need vehicles for their pastoral work from the seminary: visiting the sick, caring for families without resources, caring for the elderly who live alone, teaching catechism, among others.
Training and sustainment
Every vocation must be carefully cared for, especially in the most disadvantaged countries. This involves meeting the costs of housing and living expenses during their stay in the seminary; providing scholarships and formation aids; supporting instructors and financing courses and spiritual retreats for their spiritual formation and pastoral commitment.
Construction
Future priests must have decent facilities and living conditions for their academic and spiritual formation. Seminaries have to face the reconstruction and maintenance of their buildings and the fitting out of rooms, which always implies a high cost that the center cannot afford..