Attack on Priest in Jerusalem Brings Intolerance of Christians Back Into Focus
In recent months, the phenomenon of assaults against Christians has ramped up and been reported by national and international press.
In recent months, the phenomenon of assaults against Christians has ramped up and been reported by national and international press.
The Armenian patriarch has reportedly said he was deceived about the details of the agreement and in October 2023 canceled the deal. The patriarchate is now bringing the case to court.
A scholar studying in Jerusalem reflects on war and peace.
Listening and prayer are priorities for the priests of the St. James Vicariate.
The prayer service was led by the Anglican bishop of Jerusalem, Hosam Naum, and the final blessing was given by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
On the horizon is also another day of fasting and prayer on Oct. 27, called for today by Pope Francis.
‘As Jesus drew near, he saw Jerusalem and wept over it, saying, If this day you only knew what makes for peace …’ (Luke 19:41-42)
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all consider Jerusalem a holy city, and all three religions have major religious observances in the coming weeks.
Jerusalem, the Pope added, is also where ‘the Church was born, when the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples gathered in prayer with the Virgin Mary and sent them forth to proclaim to all peoples the message of salvation.’
‘Send your light and your fidelity, that they may be my guide. Let them bring me to your holy mountain, to the place of your dwelling.’ (Psalm 43)
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