Pope Sends New Shipment of Humanitarian Aid to Lebanon and Ukraine
Both war-torn countries will receive essential medications, and Ukraine will receive other needed items, including food and clothing.
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Melkite Priest Finds Consecrated Host Intact After 47 Days in Damaged Church
‘Jesus was waiting for us,’ a priest in southern Lebanon said after returning to his damaged church in the town of Tbenine following the ceasefire on April 17.
What’s Driving Anti-Christian Extremism in Israel?
Experts say education and law enforcement are needed to stem such incidences.
Lebanon in the Crosshairs
As the conflict with Iran enters its fourth week, the widening fighting has now impacted multiple countries in the region. One of the most impacted is Lebanon. Register contributor and Middle East expert Ambassador Fernandez joins us this week on Register Radio. And then, Faith and Reason are not – and cannot – be in conflict with each other. Bishop Earl Fernandez of Columbus, Ohio, tells us about efforts to help young people see the importance of that relationship.
‘No One Felt Safe’: Catholics Continue Aid in Lebanon Amid Deadly Israeli Strike
Catholic aid workers in Beirut offer details on Israel’s deadliest attack on the country, which took place this week.
Bishop Zaidan Appeals to Trump for Aid and Peace in Lebanon After Deadly Israeli Attack
Israel’s most recent strikes killed more than 300 people in Lebanon and more than 1,700 have died since the start of the war, prompting the bishop’s appeal to President Donald Trump.
Vatican Aid Convoy in Lebanon Caught in Crossfire as Church Relief Effort Is Forced Back
A French Catholic aid leader said conditions in southern Lebanon have become untenable.
The Lebanon Sideshow Could Be Worse Than the Iranian Main Event
COMMENTARY: Israel’s vigorous response, with Christians in the crossfire, could rid the Lebanese host of the Hezbollah parasite, or destroy both.
Middle East’s Dwindling Christians in the Crosshairs — Again
Attacks and counterattacks between Israel and Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed militia, have created a dire situation for Christians in the Israel-Lebanon border region.
Lebanese Twins Capture Historic Papal Visit for Popular Instagram Account
Giovanni and Charbel Lteif, 21-year-old Maronite Catholic brothers, documented Pope Leo’s journey via their social-media apostolate.
