Catholics Unite Through “A Million Acts of Hope”

Catholics are being invited to join the “A Million Acts of Hope” Week of Action (13-20 May) by taking part in community-building and solidarity activities that promote unity, dignity, and compassion in response to division in the world.

“The world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants, yet it is held together by a multitude of supportive brothers and sisters” – Pope Leo XIV

At a time where voices of division are very loud, Catholics continue to be inspired by their faith to acts that bring people together and affirm the fundamental dignity of every person.

Want to take part in a hopeful act this week?

Across the country thousands of faith and community groups will be doing actions this week that bring people together and show solidarity – from cooking community meals, to meeting with those of other faiths, to having courageous conversations with their neighbours.

Look at these diocesan news stories as a guide to actions you can take and please add to this archive by reporting on the actions which you are already doing this week. You can also contact your Diocesan Caritas agency caritas@rcdea.org.uk to find out about local initiatives to get involved in.

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