
Catholics Race Against Time and Obstacles to Help Earthquake Victims in Myanmar
Catholics on the ground struggle to deliver aid as Myanmar’s military blocks access to earthquake victims.
Catholics on the ground struggle to deliver aid as Myanmar’s military blocks access to earthquake victims.
“Even when we go through experiences like this — earthquakes, wars or other challenges — the Lord is always with us. He never abandons us. He stayed in the tabernacle during that earthquake, saying, ‘I am here. I am with you.’”
‘I myself, along with parishioners from the parish, have worked to remove people from under the rubble.’
In response to the earthquake, the patriarchs of and heads of churches in Syria demand the lifting of ‘unjust sanctions,’ calling for ‘exceptional measures’ to secure delivery of humanitarian aid.
Among the many victims, the body of Father Imad Daher, a priest of the Greek Melkite Catholic Parish of Our Lady, was found under the rubble — after many hours of searching for the priest.
More than 300 people died in the earthquake, Italy’s deadliest since 1980.
The 6.4 magnitude earthquake damaged several churches and a cathedral.
St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Charlotte experienced the earthquakes within minutes of reading “the Lord was not in the earthquake.”
Donates large sum to help rebuild the church after its prior appealed to Hungary's Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán.
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