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Red Wednesday: Standing in Solidarity With Persecuted Christians Worldwide

As Red November continues, the faithful join Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) in praying for Christians who suffer persecution across the globe.

This year’s observance places special focus on the plight of believers in Nigeria, Sudan, and the Middle East—regions where countless Christians continue to face violence, displacement, and severe restrictions on religious freedom.

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To mark the occasion, the Sacred Heart Cathedral will be illuminated in red this week, symbolizing solidarity with all who risk their lives for the faith.

The public is encouraged to pause today and offer prayers for these brothers and sisters in need. A Red Rosary prayer card is available for download at www.rednovember.org.

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Red Wednesday serves as a reminder that even in the face of oppression, the global Church stands united in hope, prayer, and compassion.

 

Credit: Catholic diocese of Maitland

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