In 1978, Peter Esterka began his work among Czech Catholic immigrants living in the United States and Canada.
NAPCCC was established to assure the financial stability of the institutions that serve Czech Refugees and Emigrants.
NAPCCC Services include financial and spiritual help to all Czech Catholics Worldwide.
From July 17 to July 21, Fr. Skluzacek and Jitka Hromek-Vaitla had the immense privilege of attending the 83rd National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, not only as Catholic pilgrims but also as representatives of the North American Pastoral Center for Czech
This is a story about a Czech Catholic Bishop who began his ministry in 1964 in the diocese of San Antonio, and a chance meeting at the Tenth National Eucharistic Congress held in Indianapolis, Indiana, from July 17-21, 2024. It
Founded as the St. Adalbert Fund to assure the support of Nepomucenum Seminary in Rome. Renamed and expanded to enable support to Czech Catholic immigrants worldwide.
Financial help for the Church in the Czech Republic
Pilgrimages, retreats, cultural-religious celebrations
Priests for Missions in U.S.A., Canada, Australia, Europe
Assistance for Czech Catholic scholars preparing for leadership
Opportunities for established Czech immigrants to do works of charity and justice
The changing circumstances of people who have to move out of their home countries to find safe and adequate provisions for themselves and their families make ministry to Czech immigrants and refugees a necessity, not a luxury.