ACN Project of the Week – Belize

A convent for the St. Vincent Sisters Belize is a small country in Central America with a population of around 400,000. Since it is a former British colony, English is spoken here, though many of its inhabitants are migrants from other Central American countries. Agriculture is the main source of income in the country, and …

ACN Success Story – Colombia

Two motors to support pastoral work in Guapi The Apostolic Vicariate of Guapi lies in the far south-west of Colombia, near the Pacific Ocean. The population here is mainly a mixture of Afro-Colombians and Indigenous Peoples. There is extreme poverty and widespread violence, and ever since the 1980s, illegal drug growing and trafficking have flourished, …

“A bridge of love with Peru: ACN’s collaboration with Pope Leo XIV”

The close collaboration between Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) and now Pope Leo XIV blazed a trail of service and evangelization in Peru. From the Andes to the Amazon, ACN’s projects carry hope and a pastoral presence to where it is needed most. In this interview, Peruvian Luis Vildoso, who is responsible for …

Zimbabwe – Religious sisters the “foot soldiers of Christ”

Bishop Raymond Mupandasekwa told Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that the Church has been slow to recognize the contribution of sisters to the Church’s work, but that fortunately in Zimbabwe this is beginning to change. The bishop of Masvingo in Zimbabwe says that the Church in his country, and in general, owes a …

ACN Success Story – Ukraine

A car for pastoral work in the parish of Hnivan Hnivan is a small town in the southwest of Ukraine. This Latin Catholic parish is dedicated to Saint Joseph. And just as Saint Joseph lovingly cared for Mary and the Christ Child and is turned to for his help and intercession for every kind of …