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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.
This year, Red Week will include not only illuminated buildings, but also Masses and prayer services for persecuted Christians held throughout the world on Nov. 17-24.
Syria has marked the 10th anniversary of a war that has devastated and impoverished the country and its indigenous Christian population.
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Christian communities of northeastern Syria massively support the recently signed cease-fire deal, which calls for the Assad regime’s takeover of the whole area.
Speaking from the front lines of this week’s Turkish invasion of northern Syria, a young Christian resident discusses the consequences of President Trump’s decision to pull American troops out of the region.
His Beatitude Ignatius Youssef III Younan made a pre-Easter visit to his beleaguered faithful in Syria.
Sister Carolin Tahhan Fachakh, a member of the Salesian Daughters of Mary, Help of Christians, was one of 13 women who received the honor.
Archbishop Mario Zenari and 16 other priests and bishops will be named cardinals Nov. 19, the eve of the close of the Jubilee of Mercy.
Our Last Stand, by daring, young Catholic director, depicts suffering and resilience.
Since 2011, only 2% of Syrian refugees have been Christians, even though they comprise 10% of Syria’s pre-civil war population and are subject to harsh persecution by Islamist militants.
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