ACN Events
ACN Events
Supporting the suffering Church through awareness, fundraising, advocacy and prayer.
Come together and help the Church
Get involved, make a difference
At ACN, events are used to bring together communities of like-minded Christians to discover about our campaigning efforts, prayer, fundraising and more to support the persecuted and suffering Church. Discover what events are coming up in our calendar so you can learn how you can get involved.
Encounter Pentecost, London - 23rd May
A day to gather with people from across the Archdiocese to celebrate the great Feast of the Holy Spirit and the birthday of the Church.
Camp out for Hope - 30th/ 31st May
Camp out this May at Carfin Grotto and show solidarity for our persecuted Christian brothers and sisters around the world with a night of vigils and prayer.
Benefactor's Day Mass
ACN invite you to come together online with fellow benefactors to celebrate the Feast of the Sacred Heart.
Scottish Youth Rally - 8th September
Join students from schools across Scotland for an inspiring, empowering day - rallying together to #breakthesilence on religious persecution
#RedWednesday Mass, Cardiff
Join us this #RedWednesday at Church of St David, Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral come to this Mass and unite in prayer with our suffering brothers and sisters in Christ.
#RedWednesday Mass London - 18th November
Join us this #RedWednesday at St George's Cathedral for Holy Mass as we mark 10 years of shining a light on Christian persecution.
#RedWednesday Mass Clifton Catholic Cathedral
Join us this #RedWednesday at Clifton Catholic Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul, Bristol, at 7pm, followed by a reception
#RedWednesday Masses across Scotland
In Scotland this #RedWednesday, ACN is remembering and praying for our suffering and persecuted Christian brothers and sisters at #RedWednesday Cathedral Masses across the country!
Christmas Carol Service - 10th December
We invite you to embrace the festive season by listening to uplifting music from the talented Schola Cantorum of the London Oratory, directed by Charles Cole with organ and brass ensemble.
