Support our mission
Friends of the Order
You do not need to be a Knight or Dame to make a difference for the Christians of the Holy Land.
Every gift changes lives
While full membership requires formal commitment, becoming a Friend of the Order offers individuals, families, foundations and organisations a meaningful way to support this ancient mission.
Your generosity provides hope to Christians facing hardship, sustaining schools, hospitals, parishes and humanitarian aid across Jerusalem, Cyprus and Jordan. Whether you give once or become a monthly donor, your contribution makes an immediate and lasting impact.
Make Your Gift
Sarah M., Friend of the Order
Other ways to support the mission
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Explore membership
A lifelong commitment to serving the Church in the Holy Land, by nomination and after a year of formation.
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Join in prayer
Unite spiritually with us by praying for peace, justice and unity in the Holy Land and throughout the region.
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Share the mission
Encourage friends and family to support Christians in the Holy Land through prayer and charitable giving.
Common questions
What is the difference between Friends of the Order and full membership?
Full membership requires nomination by an existing member, participation in spiritual formation and formal investiture. Friends of the Order can support the mission immediately through charitable giving, without the formal commitment required of Knights and Dames.
Where does my donation go?
Your contributions go directly to the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, funding Catholic schools, universities, hospitals, parishes, seminaries and humanitarian aid across Jerusalem, Cyprus and Jordan.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes. The Order is a registered charitable organisation and you will receive a tax receipt for your donation.
Can I designate my gift for a specific purpose?
Most gifts support the general mission of the Latin Patriarchate, but we can accommodate requests to designate a gift for education, healthcare or seminary formation. Contact us to discuss options.