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Palestine envoy to Holy See calls on ‘Catholic world’ not to lose ‘hope’ and to remember ‘baby Jesus’ during Gaza conflict
December 13, 2023
ROME – As the war in Gaza drags on, Palestine’s Ambassador to the Holy See offered an update on the situation on the ground and praised the Vatican’s support for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, saying it is the only path to a lasting peace. “If we talk about a durable and comprehensive
Christian minority killed and dying due to Gaza conflict 
December 12, 2023
The Israel-Hamas conflict has claimed the lives of 22 people from among the roughly 1,000 Christians living in Gaza. An airstrike killed 17 Christians sheltering in the Orthodox Church of Saint Porphyrius on 19 October, and five others have died from lack of medical care.  On 12 December an unexploded rocket was discovered on the boundaries of
Pope Francis is correct: all war is unjust
April 29, 2022
But the oppressed are doing an act of charity if they can persuade whoever is attacking them to see the error of his ways
Archbishop of Damascus releases Lent message on ‘this Syria of torments’
March 01, 2017
Archbishop Nassar described Syria as 'a huge disaster zone' of 'ghost neighbourhoods and towns destroyed to the ground'
Archbishop appeals for aid for ‘forgotten’ children of Ukraine war
February 22, 2017
The UN has said almost one million children are in need on assistance
Vatican officials visit war-torn city of Aleppo
January 24, 2017
The delegation met with Christian communities and their pastors in the Syrian city
Pope Francis urges media to tell more ‘good news’ stories
January 24, 2017
In his message for the World Day of Communications, Francis said the media should not constantly focus on war and terrorism
Amid the brutality of war, an act of kindness shines all the more brightly
January 20, 2017
After the 1944 massacre in Civitella, a captain and a priest arrived to bring consolation and material support
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