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Translator: Hassan Hegazy (Egypt)
Our names carried us to the depths of unknown reproducing..
We; an idea of a certain creation formed in the womb of the hope?!
We look carefully at the shadows of God that are covering the seas of senses; Continue reading
Alia Malek’s memoir on Syria addresses the upheavals the country went through, from the Ottomans to the French and after.
By Adil Bhat
Syria’s civil war has entered its eighth year. The future of the conflict lies in its past: the Continue reading
Pope Francis salutes as he boards the airplane for the ecumenical pilgrimage to Geneva, at the ‘Leonardo Da Vinci’ airport in Fiumicino, in the outskirts of Rome, Thursday, June 21, 2018. The visit is part of celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the World Council of Churches. (Telenews/ANSA via AP) Continue reading
Sarah Rahal The Detroit News
People carry signs protesting the deportation of Iraqi-American immigrants as members of the Chaldean community rallied at the McNamara Federal building in Detroit in June 2017.
Max Ortiz / Detroit News Continue reading
Iraqi Christian population has declined by one million since 2002
Christian militiamen in Telskuf, northern Iraq / Getty Images
BY: Jeffrey Cimmino
Vice President Mike Pence announced two weeks ago that the United States would Continue reading
Natives of El Cajon tell me downtown Main Street was entirely “trashy” before Chaldeans and other immigrants started opening up businesses.
Image by Evgeny Yorobe
El Cajon, ad nauseam Continue reading
The Sterling Heights City Council introduced a plan June 5 to rezone property near the Chaldean Community Foundation in Sterling Heights so that the foundation can build an addition.
Photo by Erin Sanchez Continue reading
Iraq’s biblical challenge
John L. Allen Jr. and Inés San Martín
Crux Now
The town of Karamlesh in northern Iraq as seen from the top of Santa Barbara Church, once used by ISIS snipers to keep people out of the town during their occupation of the region. INÉS SAN MARTÍN Continue reading
By Doreen Abi Raad
Catholic News Service
BEIRUT — When Islamic State fighters overran Qaraqosh, Iraq, in the summer of 2014, Mothana Butres was able to grab only a single volume from his father’s collection of thousands of Syriac books and manuscripts. Continue reading
Iraqi Christians attend a mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in the predominantly Christian Iraqi town of Qaraqosh / Getty Images
BY: Jeffrey Cimmino
The United States Agency for International Development is providing coalitions led by Continue reading
A family at the Sharia Al Haman Hope refugee camp in Duhok, Iraq, March 28, 2015. Credit: Daniel Ibanez/CNA.
By Courtney Grogan
Washington D.C., Jun 19, 2018 / 04:52 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The United States Continue reading
Ashurbanipal, a ‘psychopathic bookworm’, ruled a vast empire in seventh century BC
A relief detail of Ashurbanipal hunting on horseback, which is part of the British Museum exhibition. Photograph: British Museum/PA
Before the mighty empires of Egypt, Greece and Rome came Assyria and a leader who, Continue reading
Above, Sebastiano Caputo is committed to serving Middle East Christians in his aid work. Below, SOS volunteers gather in Erbil, Iraq, May 25. (Main photo courtesy of Sebastiano Caputo; volunteers photo by Edward Pentin)
Sebastiano Caputo, head of SOS Chrétiéns d’Orient in Italy, says needs of Christians vary widely across the region. Continue reading
Washington Post: Under pressure from Pence, U.S. aid is directed to Christian, Yazidi communities in Iraq
“The premier U.S. aid agency is poised to send millions of dollars directly to Christian and Yazidi communities in Iraq under a rarely used, streamlined funding arrangement after coming under pressure from Vice President Pence. … The aid push also Continue reading
By Cheyna Roth
DETROIT, MI (MPRN)– A federal judge in Detroit will hear arguments today about alleged strong-arm tactics against Iraqi detainees.
The ACLU represents several hundred Iraqi immigrants who face deportation orders for crimes – many of which were committed years ago and for which sentences were Continue reading
Iraqi Christian population has declined by one million since 2002
Christian militiamen in Telskuf, northern Iraq / Getty Images
BY: Jeffrey Cimmino
Vice President Mike Pence announced two weeks ago that the United States would Continue reading
Christian church in Iraq (Safin Hamed/AFP/Getty Images)
By Solange Reyner
Iraqi Christians are hopeful of Vice President Mike Pence’s promise to fast-track millions of dollars in aid to their plight, but their numbers are dwindling quickly and rebuilding efforts are slow and uneven, The Washington Free Beacon reports. Continue reading
By Samuel Smith , CP Reporter |
(PHOTO: REUTERS/MUHAMMAD HAMED)Syrian refugee Ahmad al Aboud, and his family members, walk to board their plane in Amman, Jordan in April 2016 bound for the United States.
As research shows that white evangelicals are the least likely demographic to believe Continue reading
By Paul Iddon
An Iraqi woman walks through a former Jewish quarter of Baghdad. File photo: Karim Kadim/AP
The Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has recently reiterated that Iraq’s long exiled Jewish community “are welcome” to return to the country, “If their loyalty was with Iraq.” Continue reading
John L. Allen Jr.
Aghata Marogy Eshaz, a Chaldean Catholic from the village of Batnaya on the Nineveh Plains, and one of her granddaughters. (Credit: Crux/John Allen.)
ROME – Though Catholicism is always full of drama, which is what makes it so utterly fascinating, some things are more dramatic than others. While 2018 is only halfway Continue reading