How to help


The Vicariate needs your prayers and your material support.

We are present in six different locations in Israel and, in order to develop our pastoral work, we need to build and maintain the necessary facilities – churches and community centers. The Vicariate sponsors priests, seminarians and pastoral assistants to assure the continuation of the pastoral activity.

The Vicariate has an educational mission both within the Church and within the Jewish society in Israel in order to cultivate and nurture reconciliation and understanding between the Church and the Jewish people. One of our priorities is to provide a Catholic formation for our young Hebrew-speaking members, encouraging them to find their place within Israeli society and within the Church. For this catechetical and educational mission, we translate liturgical books and other Christian material in Hebrew.

The Vicariate helps also in caring for the poor and the elderly of our communities.

Since 2011, the Vicariate has been very committed in serving the migrants and asylum seekers, particularly through: social activities (Day Care for babies, after-school program for migrant children aged 3-13, activities for the migrant youth) and catechetical activities (catechism in Hebrew from first communion to confirmation). 

From September 2021 Vicariate for the Migrants and Asylum Seekers takes pastoral care of the above mentioned groups of people. Saint James Vicariate remains responsible for the pastoral care of the children that speak Hebrew, organizing for them camps (Kaytana), youth group meetings and catechism classes.


In order to support us:


Bank account:

Bank Leumi (10),

Branch 780,

Account number: 780-102566/61

Pay to order of Saint James Vicariate

IBAN: IL52 0107 8000 0001 0256 661

SWIFT: LUMI IL IT (XXX)




For further information:

Rev. Piotr Zelazko

P.O.B. 581

Jerusalem 9100402

e-mail: stjames.vicar@lpj.org


You can send your donation via Paypal or credit card and specify the program and its purpose.



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