Middle Eastern Influencers Join Church’s First Digital Missionary Jubilee
Among the participants is Father Simon Esaki, a Chaldean Catholic priest from California with Iraqi roots.
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Melkite Greek Catholic Cook Lani Kanakry (and a Recipe for Baklava)
At Christmas and year-round, Kanakry’s Middle Eastern baking talents have become a hallmark of Holy Transfiguration Parish in McLean, Virginia
Holy See to UN: Aid Must Increase for Middle Eastern Christians
Cardinal Pietro Parolin spoke Sept. 27 at the United Nations General Assembly, citing ongoing need for assistance.
Lebanon Picks New President, Ending Void of the Christian-Held Post
The nation’s parliament elected former army general Michel Aoun as leader on Oct. 31.
As Islamic State Crumbles, the Church Comes to Civilians’ Rescue
Catholic Relief Services is working with the local Church to prepare for a new wave of displaced Iraqis fleeing the battle for Mosul.
Can a New Province for Christians Become a Post-ISIS Reality in Iraq?
The liberation of Mosul and the Nineveh Plain is under way, but obstacles remain to the creation of a national safe haven.
Christians Besieged: We Must Stand With the Suffering
EDITORIAL: Pray for Christians everywhere. Their suffering is ours, and the persecution they face may be in our future, as well.
Iraqi Youth Bring Faith-Filled Witness to World Youth Day
‘We are so happy and proud to be Christians,’ says Father Rayan Atto, who is in charge of coordinating the large group traveling to Krakow.
Saving Nineveh: A Catholic Daughter Fights for Her People
Juliana Taimoorazy is the granddaughter of genocide survivors, a Catholic victim of religious persecution in Iran and an advocate to create a homeland for the Christians of Iraq, where their Assyrian (neo-Aramaic) language, culture and identity will survive.
