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The Armenian Mirror-Spectator By Michael Rubin President of Turkey Erdogan (photo Mikhail Palinchak, Wikimedia Commons, 2019)ARMENIA & KARABAKHDEMOGRAPHYJIHADISTSKARABAKH WAR 2020SYRIAN MERCENARIESTurkey’s Demographic Games Come to the Caucasus…
Read more+ The Syriac School is an online school that teaches the Syriac language in an academic manner, using a set of distance education tools via the internet.+ The learner learns to read, write and speak through a curriculum based on two levels, beginner and intermediate, according to the Common European Framework of…
Read moreGregg Krupa , Sarah Rahal | The Detroit NewsThe election of Joe Biden as the next president has given hope to some Metro Detroit immigration advocates that things will improve under the next administration.…
Read moreThe initiative is titled ‘Let’s build bridges of peace and tear down the walls of hatred’, and is one of many activities planned for Christmas. Clothing and basic necessities were delivered to the Khazir camp, just outside Mosul. For a Chaldean priest, acts of solidarity represent a “light” of living together at the end of…
Read moreby Kevin Edward WhiteChaldean Catholic Archbishop Najeeb Michaeel Moussa of MosulIn the face of the recent terror attacks that hit France and Austria, Iraqi archbishop Najeeb Michaeel, recently nominated for the Sakharov Prize, says the Old Continent is guilty of laxity with regards to the advance of radical Islam.…
Read moreBy John Newton ASIA Bibi – Pakistan’s first woman to be sentenced to death for blasphemy – has thrown her weight behind a Catholic charity’s campaign calling for the release of those unjustly imprisoned because of their faith.…
Read moreMosul is the latest movie from Joe and Anthony Russo’s AGBO production label, and this is definitely a project you need to check out when it arrives on Netflix this Thursday. Find our review right here…JoshWilding | 11/23/2020Filed Under: “Netflix”…
Read moreSOURCE: FSSPX.NEWSMgr. Michaeel NajeebThe good news is worth mentioning: timidly, many Christian families who fled during the 2014 occupation of Mosul, which fell into the hands of the Islamic State (ISIS), are beginning to return to the Nineveh Plain.…
Read moreCredit: Christopher Rose via Flickr CC BY NC 2.0.CNA Staff, (American Christians must be better advocates for the world’s persecuted Christians, said speakers at a Thursday event featuring victims of persecution, religious leaders, and global experts.…
Read moreWorshippers leave after Mass at St. Joseph’s Chaldean Cathedral in the Iraqi capital Baghdad Sabah ARAR AFPThe bells of St. Joseph’s Chaldean Cathedral echo across Baghdad, signalling the start of Mass for the dwindling congregation that has stayed in the scarred Iraqi capital…
Read moreThe bells of St. Joseph’s Chaldean Cathedral echo across Baghdad, signalling the start of Mass for the dwindling congregation that has stayed in the scarred Iraqi capital against all odds.…
Read moreAccording to Article 18, a religious freedom website, “Zaman Fadaee, who prefers to be called Saheb, received 80 lashes.”By BENJAMIN WEINTHAL Iranians wear protective face masks, following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease…
Read moreCandidates for U.S. citizenship recite the oath of citizenship during a naturalization ceremony at Naval Air Station Sigonella. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Erica R. Gardner) SARAH RAHAL – THE DETROIT NEWS…
Read moreHAMAM AL-ALIL CAMP, Iraq — Hundreds of displaced families have left Hamam Al-Alil camp, south of the Iraqi city of Mosul, as authorities continue closing down displacement camps across the country.…
Read moreIraq is witnessing a surge in coronavirus cases to more than 500,000UCA News Reporter Bashar Warda, archbishop of the Chaldean Catholic Church in Erbil. (Photo: Chaldean Catholic Archdiocese of Erbil)…
Read moreAid workers say lives of some 240,000 IDPs at immediate risk without a clear plan for the closure of the camps or for the future of residents.Al Jazeera Staff International aid agencies have criticised Iraq’s decision to close several camps for…
Read moreDelil SOULEIMAN | AFP Maria Lozano – ACN – Aid to the Church in Need interviews Chaldean Bishop Antoine Audo, S.J. of Aleppo.In an interview with Aid to the Church in Need, Chaldean Bishop Antoine Audo, S.J. of Aleppo, Syria, discusses the situation in his country…
Read moreBy John Pontifex AN oxygen machine is to be despatched to COVID-hit northern Iraq after a leading Catholic charity agreed to fund the project. Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) approved the €55,000 (£49,360) oxygen generator system, which will be installed in Maryamana Catholic Hospital, in Erbil, the capital of semi-autonomous Kurdistan.…
Read moreBy Fionn Shiner ONE HUNDRED days after the explosion in Beirut on 4th August, a leading Catholic charity has revealed details of its aid programme which will enable church bells to ring again across the Lebanese capital.…
Read moreBy Rory SheehanAN AFTERNOON tea delivery to vulnerable and lonely people and families living in Newtown is including a traditional Syrian cake, thanks to the baking of a refugee family.Hind Al Balkhi, who moved to Newtown with her family four years ago, has become a friend of All Saints Church. She now volunteers alongside others from…
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