Bishop Jaya Rao Polimera and members of Eluru Diocese, Andhra Pradesh, India, distribute aid packages to the needy. India is bearing the brunt of a new wave of the pandemic. A doctor in Mumbai has described a covid ward there as resembling a scene from Dante’s Inferno. Priests are among those dying from the illness, crematoria are overloaded, and at least one diocese has been offering its facilities to be used for treating covid patients. Even those who have not contracted the virus are suffering from the disease’s impact on the Indian economy and society.
Can you spare a donation for covid-stricken India?
The Little Way Association is in touch with the church in India, gathering details of the most pressing needs there. Many of our supporters in Britain and Ireland have themselves been affected by the pandemic but, if you can spare a donation for India, it will be forwarded to clergy and religious there without deduction.
Every penny that you donate goes intact to provide basic sustenance, water, medicine and housing for the children, families and individuals who need them.
Please give what you can. Thank you and may God reward your generosity.
All our donors are remembered at Masses offered for their intentions and the missionaries always promise prayers for their benefactors.
Visit The Little Way Association to see how you can help those in need.
MISSIONARIES NEED YOUR MASS OFFERINGS
In these fraught times, missionary priests rely more than ever on stipends for their daily subsistence and for helping the poorest of their communities. The Little Way Association will convey your stipends and your intentions to the clergy overseas.
We like to send a minimum of €5 or more for each Mass
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WELLS NEEDED
Missionaries constantly appeal to The Little Way for funds to sink wells in order to provide clean water, the lack of which causes much illness and many medical needs. On average, women in Africa and Asia walk around three hours every day to fetch water, often in scorching heat.
Can you help provide a well?
Your kind gift will be forwarded intact and gratefully received.
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