R.O.A.C.O.

The assistance of the Congregation on behalf of Catholic Oriental clergy and faithful in Rome and in their different countries of origin is made possible thanks to the financial contributions from the Holy See, from international aid agencies and from private sponsors. The R.O.A.C.O. (“Riunione Opere Aiuto Chiese Orientali” that is the “Reunion of Aid Agencies for the Oriental Churches”) is a committee which unites funding agencies from various countries around the world for the sake of providing assistance in different areas of life from worship buildings to scholarships, from houses of study and formation to social and health care facilities. The President of the committee is the Prefect of the Congregation and the Secretary of the Dicastery functions as its vice-president. Apart from the “Catholic Near East Welfare Association” (C.N.E.W.A.) located in the United States of America and approved by Pope Pius XI in 1928, and apart from the “Pontifical Mission for Palestine” created in 1949 and also located in the United States, many other aid agencies from Germany, France, Switzerland, Holland and Austria are part of this committee.

• R.O.A.C.O. 2013
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2012
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2011
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2010
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2009
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2008
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2007
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2006
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• R.O.A.C.O. 2005
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• R.O.A.C.O. 1/2003
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