Fr. Gabriel Romanelli, pastor of the only Catholic Church of Gaza, who suffered an Israeli bombing on July 17, recently shared “a simple way to collaborate” with the local community.
Through his account on social network X, Fr. Romanelli wrote: Do you want to help the mission in Gaza? A simple way to collaborate is to share our community in social networks and diffusion channels. ”
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Do you want to help the mission in Gaza?
A simple way to collaborate is to share our community in social networks and diffusion channels.
Every day we publish stories, news and updates of the apostolate. Be part of and help us reach more hearts! pic.twitter.com/gn4OPswC6Z– P. Gabriel Romanelli (@pgabromanelli) August 5, 2025
“Every day we publish stories, news and updates of the apostolate,” he said, encouraged: “Be part of and help us reach more hearts!”
P. Romanelli has, in addition to Your X account, A YouTube channel, An Instagram account, A Facebook page, A WhatsApp channel y One of Telegram.
In the most recent of his videos on YouTube published this August 6 with the title “God can“, On the eve of” 22 months of the beginning of this terrible war “, the Argentine priest regretted that” the war continues, continues and there is no good news. “
“Even the humanitarian aid that is entering, is entering little. There is not enough and what enters has not come, does not reach families. But hey, one would say worse is nothing and it is true,” he said.
“So we hope they allow a massive entry. Also that other channels, other roads, other roads, other associations that can spread.”
Father Romanelli regretted that “deaths still have every day. Tens, sometimes the dead reach 100 yesterday there were more than 300 injured. There are no signs that the hostages will be released, that an agreement will be reached.”
“What we cannot, God can”
Among the “good”, the priest stressed that “drinking water has reached us, the second truck that comes to us. So for our 400 and peak refugees is a good thing. And well, we hope to continue doing good for love for Christ and souls.”
In the next 10 days, he said, “we would have to start classes, the academic year 2025-2026. But for the moment we have not been able to. Well, praying. What we cannot, God can, the Blessed Virgin can. So we entrust us to the prayers of all.”
David Ramos
Graduate in Communication Sciences by the Private University of the North in Trujillo, Peru. With more than 12 years of experience in Catholic journalism working in ACI Press, I am based in Mexico since 2018. I have covered the trips of Pope Francis to Ecuador, Paraguay, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru and Panama.