Since 2013, the Central African Republic has been mired in a spiral of violence caused by civil war. But Cardinal Dieudonné Nzapalainga, Archbishop of Bangui, refuses to witness his people’s descent into hell. At his own risk, he fights for peace in a country ravaged by war.

In the snowy streets of Montreal, we meet Fr. Claude Paradis, who brings comfort where there is misery. Discover the testimony of this priest, ready to die for his mission.

In the Philippine capital, misery is often part of the scenery. Touched by insecurity, numerous families find refuge in the slums, while the children live alone out on city sidewalks. In this environment, the Anak-Tnk Foundation, led by Fr. Matthieu Dauchez, takes action day and night among these kids, “to get their little hearts back on track.”

In the Amazon of Brazil, we meet several young girls in a precarious situation. With the intention of helping the girls escape their situation, Monsignor Dominique You launches a project in order to allow them to rediscover their dignity.

In the northwest of Thailand, hundreds of villages are lost in the mountains. It is here where the Karen people live and where Fr. Nicolas Lefebure is on a mission.  Together, they face many challenges while this missionary humbly dedicates his life to improving the daily lives of these neglected, but forever hospitable, people.

A few kilometres from the Cordillera of the Andes, on the edge of Santiago, Chile, the Pincoya is one of the most dangerous and poorest neighborhoods in the country. But in this slum marked by violence and drug trafficking, an “ordinary” couple offers us an extraordinary example of hope.