The Catholic Church needs well-trained priests who stand by people today. We at Priesterausbildungshilfe support young men on their way to the priesthood – worldwide, including where resources are scarce.
A new episode of HeavensPod Explained tells the true story of Saint Martin of Tours: the soldier who refused to fight, the cloak cut in two – and why every chapel in the world is named after it.
God forgives all sins. So why does the Catholic Church speak of mortal sins? Learn when a sin becomes a mortal sin, what consequences it has, and how forgiveness is possible.
The priestly blessing connects a thousand-year-old biblical prayer with our life of faith. What we ask of God in it, and why the Church gives this blessing.
Since our foundation we have supported seminarians in the poorest regions of the world. Your donation is a direct investment in the future of the Church.
We support seminaries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.
Securing study materials, accommodation and theological teaching.
We build not only buildings but living spiritual communities.
Your donation makes a sound priestly formation possible: scholarships for seminarians from poor regions where the means for study, accommodation and teaching are lacking.
Priesterausbildungshilfe deliberately keeps its administrative costs low – much of the work is done by volunteers. So every donation arrives directly where it is needed.
In this way you strengthen the vocations that will carry the Church of tomorrow.
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Father José is studying in Rome in order to one day train seminarians in Venezuela. Support priests like him and help strengthen Catholic priestly formation in his homeland.
Many people in Germany and around the world have no access to the Christian faith because there is hardly any content available in their language. Help us produce the first season of “Himmelspod Explains” with five episodes and translate it into eleven languages.
Javier is beaming! The 22-year-old is filled with a deep, quiet joy, for he has found his path to happiness in his vocation to the priesthood.
It was a Bible verse that touched the heart of the Vietnamese man—now a priest—Huy, and led him to a special following of Jesus.
You hardly ever see him without a joyful smile: Professor Cristian Mendoza has been prefect of studies at the “Sedes Sapientiae” seminary in Rome for two years and loves his priestly vocation.
"A priest. I want to become a priest!" proclaimed seven-year-old second-grader Kasun to his classmates when the question of career aspirations came up at school.