Pray
Stand with our sisters, women in formation, missionaries, benefactors, and those entrusted to our care through prayer and spiritual support.
Pray With Us →Partners in Mission
The mission of ACMC is strengthened by those who walk with us in prayer, service, friendship, and generosity.

Benefactors & Volunteers
The mission of ACMC is sustained through the generosity of faithful friends, benefactors, volunteers, and companions who share in our apostolate of consolation.
Through prayer, friendship, service, and support, these collaborators help extend Christ’s healing presence to the poor, the suffering, and those in need.
We gratefully remember all who walk beside us as partners in mission.

Featured Benefactor
We gratefully recognize Jenny as a friend and benefactor of the Anima Christi Missionaries of Consolation.
Through her friendship and generosity, Jenny shares in ACMC’s mission of bringing Christ’s consolation to the poor, the vulnerable, and those in need of hope.
“God loves a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7

A Deeper Lay Partnership
For Catholic women and men who feel called to a more intentional relationship of prayer, Franciscan spirituality, formation, and mission with ACMC, we invite you to discover the Anima Christi Companions of Consolation.
Discover the CompanionsShare in Our Mission
There are many ways to become part of Christ’s work of consolation through ACMC.
Stand with our sisters, women in formation, missionaries, benefactors, and those entrusted to our care through prayer and spiritual support.
Pray With Us →Your generosity helps sustain formation, evangelization, works of mercy, education, healthcare, and assistance to vulnerable communities.
Ways to Give →Share your time, talents, professional expertise, or practical skills in support of our ministries and communities.
Serve With Us →Parishes, organizations, families, professionals, benefactors, and friends can walk with ACMC in bringing Christ’s consolation to wounded communities.
Become a Mission Partner →Spiritual Partnership
The mission of consolation begins in prayer. We are deeply grateful for those who support ACMC through their prayers and sacrifices. Not everyone is able to serve personally or give financially, but everyone can participate in the mission by bringing ACMC, our sisters and candidates, and those entrusted to our care before the Lord.
We especially invite those who are carrying illness, grief, loneliness, hardship, or other forms of suffering to unite their sufferings with Christ and, if they wish, to offer them for the intentions and mission of the Anima Christi Missionaries of Consolation.
In the mystery of the Cross, no prayer offered in faith and no suffering united with Christ is without meaning. Through the hidden generosity of praying and suffering souls, the Church’s mission is sustained in ways we may never fully see in this life.
“I rejoice in my sufferings for your sake…” — Colossians 1:24