Monthly Archives: July 2019

Mosul: Barely 40 Christians home

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• Priest’s struggle to revive Church in city post-Daesh (ISIS) By John Pontifex EXACTLY two years on from the liberation of Mosul from Daesh (ISIS), only 40 Christians at most have returned home to Iraq’s second city.…

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Pope Francis wants first papal visit to Iraq

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Pope Francis during the Pentecost Mass in Saint Peter’s square at the Vatican, on June 9, 2019. Reuters He made the remark in an address to members of a group of charities that help Christians in the Middle East ope Francis said on Monday that he wants to travel to Iraq next year, which would…

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Christians still builders of Syria’s civilization: Assad

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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad affirmed on Thursday that Christians in Syria have never been “strangers” in this land, but they have been and still the builders of its civilization and bearers of its human and civilizational message to the whole world side by side with their Muslim brothers.…

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ASSYRIAN IN AUSTRALIA CELEBRATING “RETURN TO ASSYRIA”

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Sydney – 1 July 2019. The 2019 Assyria Day conference was held on the Sunday 30th of June, 2019. Just over 200 young Assyrians from all over Sydney gathered at Eden Venues “Nineveh Lounge” for the 9th annual Assyria Day conference, making it the largest Assyria Day conference held in NSW. The theme for this…

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Program works to heal Iraqi Christians suffering in mind, soul

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CNS photo/Dalia Khamissy Psychologist Samar Sayhoun poses for a photo during an interview at the Proche Orient Christian office at St. Joseph University in Beirut June 26, 2019. Sahyoun was part of a team that conducted trauma healing sessions for Christians in Iraq. (CNS photo/Dalia Khamissy) See MIDEAST-TRAUMA-HEALING July 2, 2019.…

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The AHEPA Hellenic Cultural Commission (HCC) Presents, “The Hellenic Genocide Committed By The Ottoman Turks”

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The Hellenic Genocide in the Late Turkish Ottoman Period during the period 1894 to 1923, and prior, was a government sponsored systematic genocide of the Christian minorities that was instituted by the Ottoman Turks, which included the destruction of its Hellenic (Greek), Armenian, Assyrian, Chaldean and Syriac Christian peoples, cultures and communities.”…

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Program works to heal Iraqi Christians suffering in mind, soul

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Doreen Abi Raad Psychologist Samar Sayhoun poses for a photo during an interview at the Proche Orient Christian office at the St. Joseph University in Beirut June 26, 2019. Sahyoun was part of a team that conducted trauma healing sessions for Christians in Iraq. (Credit: Dalia Khamissy/CNS.)…

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