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Cameroonian bishop asks Europe to help slow migration by creating jobs in Africa

As the crisis of African migration to Europe deepens, those who are on the front line are issuing an urgent call to action. During a visit to the headquarters of Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), Bishop Bruno Ateba of the Diocese of Maroua-Mokolo, in the far north of Cameroon, shares his vision of the challenges that young Africans face as they try to escape the misery in which much of their continent is steeped.

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Mob of 7,000 people damage 26 Churches in a single day in Pakistan

Governments in the West must intervene to demand justice be done for the victims of the “worst incident of persecution against Christians” in Pakistan – according to a priest who was on the scene when the atrocity took place.

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A call to pray for peace in the Holy Land

The international foundation Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) expresses its deep concern and regret at the escalation of violence in the Holy Land, which has caused the loss of more than a thousand lives and left thousands more injured. The following is a press release with the statements of Regina Lynch, Executive President of ACN International:

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Lviv's Caritas Warehouse Targeted in Drone Assault: Bishop Decries the Attack on Vulnerable Populations

The recent drone strike on a Caritas warehouse in Lviv, a city in western Ukraine, has been sharply criticized by church officials. Bishop Edward Kawa, the Auxiliary Bishop of Lviv, strongly characterized the event on 19 September, remarking it as "an attack on the poorest and most needy".

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