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Iraq: A new kindergarten brings joy and hope

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Education is vital for the survival of Iraq’s long-suffering Christian community. Poverty and unemployment are the biggest issues currently facing Christians in the country. To ...

Iraq: Prelate worries about the spread of war

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“We are asking all leaders and all those with influence to calm the situation. God forbid that this war goes beyond what we have ...

A Pastoral Program in Northern Iraq

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Strengthening families, grounding the young in their faith, providing a Christian education: these are the great priorities of Chaldean Catholic Archbishop Najib Michael Moussa of ...

A wedding tragedy in Iraq: ‘We cannot describe the pain’

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The Christian community in Iraq has once again been brought to its knees by a tragedy; fire at a Christian wedding in Qaraqosh, Iraq, left ...

“Thanks to this scholarship, I can help build the future of Iraq”

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“Because I have a scholarship to study, I can stay in Iraq, which I want to do. I want my future to be in ...

New pastoral center in Iraq is a sign of hope

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On August 6, 2014, the world watched in horror as ISIS jihadists poured into Iraq’s Nineveh Plains, forcing hundreds of thousands of Christians to flee ...

Iraqi president has ‘humiliated’ the Church

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In an interview with Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), the Patriarch said that reversing the decree was part of a political campaign to ...

In Iraq, a new generation of leaders

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“What we aspire to is a generation of conscious youth, who will become part of the Church’s presence in Iraq. The Ankawa Youth Meeting is ...

Archbishop: ‘We want to be treated as Iraqi citizens’

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"We don't ask for anything special as Christians, we want to be treated just as Iraqi citizens, equal to anybody else, no more, no less. ...

New convent beckons Christians to return to Iraq

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The jihadist terror group was eventually defeated, but the buildings, including two important churches, were almost destroyed, and the population scattered, some to refugee camps, ...
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