The World Must Not Abandon Gaza’s Last Christians
'Christ is not absent from Gaza. He is crucified in the wounded, buried under rubble, and present wherever hope persists...'
'Christ is not absent from Gaza. He is crucified in the wounded, buried under rubble, and present wherever hope persists...'
“I’ve heard it myself from the people of Iraq and Syria: when the Islamists come to cut your head off, they don’t ask if you’re a Catholic or a Protestant or Orthodox. They ask you if you believe in Jesus,” said Father Kiely. “That’s that point. That unites us. That’s what Pope Francis called ‘the ecumenism of blood.’”
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