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Jerusalem Christian Schools Suspend Classes for Second Time This Year (opens the original)
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Israeli authorities have not renewed entry permits for approximately 70 teachers and staff members to be able to reach their schools. Ahead of the new academic year, Christian schools in Jerusalem along with thousands of families are facing a renewed crisis after Israeli authorities failed to renew entry permits for approximately 70 teachers and staff members. The situation prompted the schools to suspend classes beginning Tuesday, marking the second such decision this year. Classes were also su
Armenian Catholic Youth From 9 Countries Unite in Prayer and Service in Lebanon (opens the original)
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Young Catholics from Europe, the Middle East, and North America came together for prayer, service, fellowship, and to reflect on “what Christian witness means in an increasingly complex world.” From Anjar, the Lebanese town known among Armenians as “Little Armenia,” the voices of young Armenian Catholics rose this week “with one heart in Christ” (Acts 4:32). The gathering, held from July 28 to Aug. 3, brought together participants from Europe, the Middle East, and North America. More than simply
Franciscan sisters end 112 years of service in Aleppo, Syria (opens the original)
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After more than a century, Aleppo bids farewell to the sisters of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, who have long been associated with education, social service, and humanitarian work in the city. The Franciscan Missionaries of Mary in Aleppo has long been associated with education, social service, and humanitarian work. Now, after 112 years of ministry, the sisters will close their convent and depart the city, marking the end of an important chapter in the cityʼs history. As news of the sist
Christians celebrate first Divine Liturgy in central Syrian town since war began (opens the original)
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After 14 years of silence, Byzantine hymns in Syria’s central town of Ghassaniyeh bear witness to the return of liturgical celebrations. Among the oak, pine, walnut, and olive trees surrounding the village of Ghassaniyeh in Syria’s Idlib countryside, prayers according to the solemn Byzantine rite were heard once again after an absence of more than 14 years. In a moment filled with hope and meaning, Metropolitan Athanasius Fahd, Greek Orthodox archbishop of Latakia and its dependencies, celebrate
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