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The leaders also called for the release of all captives, the return of the displaced, treatment of the sick and wounded, the rebuilding of institutions, and the restoration of unjustly seized or threatened properties.
After a muted celebration in 2023, the fragile ceasefire offers the opportunity for a modest, though joyful, celebration in the land of Jesus’ birth.
Images circulated on social media on Sunday and Monday showing the destruction wrought at the facility.
In the June 23 letter, the church leaders expressed concern after receiving warning letters from four municipalities in Israel for alleged tax debts.
ANALYSIS: As the Holy Land again descends into violent conflict, the peacemaking Latin patriarch of Jerusalem has emerged as a respected leader of the local Church in the Middle East.
In a YouTube Italian video posted by Vatican News, the Cardinal said that “the lack of pilgrims has been weighing very heavily on them [Christians].”
EDITORIAL: For the Prince of Peace, no human turmoil can ever be too great to transcend.
For the Christians of Gaza, Christmas will be very, very quiet, but more meaningful than ever...
The threat facing holy sites in the region is more intangible — a lack of financial support from international pilgrims.
The Register interviews Samuel Tadros, a Coptic Christian, of the Hudson Institute’s Center for Religious Freedom.
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