
Iraqi Christian Girl Learns Spiritual Warfare on Mosul Battlefield
‘We will all leave this world one day. Trust in God.’
‘We will all leave this world one day. Trust in God.’
Father Luis Montes, a priest of the Institute of the Incarnate Word, celebrated Mass earlier this month at St. George Monastery.
Christian liturgies are being celebrated again in the Church of Mar Korkeis, after Bashiqa was taken back by Kurdish Peshmerga fighters Nov. 7.
Catholic Relief Services is working with the local Church to prepare for a new wave of displaced Iraqis fleeing the battle for Mosul.
Daring evacuation was launched after ISIS posed a grave danger to Syriac Catholic students in Kirkuk.
The liberation of Mosul and the Nineveh Plain is under way, but obstacles remain to the creation of a national safe haven.
‘When ISIS entered our room, they didn’t see us, (and) we feel that the Virgin Mary closed their eyes from seeing us,’ one young woman recalled.
The long-awaited battle to rout the Islamic State group from Iraq’s former Christian heartland is now under way.
Dominican Father Najeeb Michaeel rescued 1,300 manuscripts from Mosul last summer, as it was being overrun by the Islamist militants.
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