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Lebanon holds a message of hope for the future of Christians in the Middle East
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"All Arab countries forbid Muslims to convert to Christianity, so our message to the Middle East is that we have to preserve religious freedom."
In Lebanon, a Carmelite monastery attracts Christians and Muslims alike
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"This particular statue of the Virgin, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, ... attracts many people from all the Christian denominations, and many Muslims as well."
Lebanon is in ‘hell’
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My mother is old and she needs all kinds of daily medications. My brother is diabetic and has vision problems. They both need special care, ...
Young Iraqis are starting new lives in their homeland
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“Our life is not without risk, but life won’t stop, risk or no risk. We have to keep going.”
One year after Beirut explosion, Lebanon’s wounds fester
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"Some of the families here in Jounieh, a town not generally regarded as being poor, actually go out early in the morning, in order not ...
Lebanon: ‘We were among the dead, and we lived the resurrection’
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"As a priest with a family, I am affected by the crisis too. We have stopped eating meat except for once a week when have ...
Vocational training gives hope to Christians in syria
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“We can help the families to start over, we give them a reason to stay, and a chance to rebuild their country."
The Holy Family Nursery brings joy, hope to Christians in Iraq
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"The nursery is vital to the children ... they can develop by interacting together and working together with one another.”
Pope meets with Lebanon’s bishops as the Middle East’s largest Christian community is in peril
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“Christians are experiencing tough times, doubt, and confusion after the pandemic, the economic crisis, and on top of all these, the explosion."
Christians in Egypt: much light, but lingering shadows
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"We are not asking for much and we are being realistic. Unfortunately, there are still many people who consider Christians to be second-class citizens."









