The podcast 10 Minutes with Jesus (10mcJ) will earmark donations received through the button Super Thanks of its Youtube channel to the Carf.
In this way, the podcast wants to collaborate with the formation and support of diocesan priests and seminarians and religious men and women from all parts of the world who carry out the Carf.
The button Super Thanks is a YouTube feature that arrived in Spain in April 2022 and is granted to channels that have a high number of subscribers and hours of viewing of the channel's videos. Through this button, different donation amounts can be chosen for the account that owns the video.
This collaboration agreement began on January 6, 2024 and is intended to be "a gift for those who are a gift: the priests".
Since then, users of 10 Minutes with Jesus can donate from 2 to 500 euros to the Carf Foundation which, in 2022 alone, helped nearly 2,000 young people from all over the world.
On a monthly basis, Omnes publishes the witness of some of these seminarians and priests who have been able to study in the ecclesiastical faculties of the University of Navarra or the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome.
10 Minutes with Jesus
10 Minutes with Jesus arises with a small WhatsApp group in which a priest, in the summer of 2018 at the request of a mother who wants to help her children and friends to pray, begins to share daily audios recorded with the cell phone with comments from the Gospel, reflections on the liturgical season or anecdotes and testimonies.
Currently, through WhatsApp groups in five languages, these meditations reach more than 80,000 people. He has 147,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel and reaches a daily community of approximately 200,000 listeners.
