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“Your support makes the families stay in the country.”

“I was raised an orphan; the Church was my mother. Now all of us in Syria feel like orphans.”

25,000 warm anoraks are now being cut and stitched together in the dressmaking and tailoring workshops of local craftsmen and craftswomen in Aleppo.

“the war is not over yet, particularly not in Idlib, around Aleppo or in the Jazira region of north-eastern Syria.”

“For many people life is almost unbearable. Most Syrian families feel afflicted by the psychological and material pressure,”

“Those extremists have often persecuted, attacked, beaten, tortured and even murdered some of our brothers and sisters.”

“It sends a message to the parishioners and Christians in Aleppo—and the world—that we are still in this country despite our dwindling numbers. The restoration of the cathedral is proof of this.”

“The worsening plight of the people has forced me to get involved in the social sphere in order to help the poor and the suffering.”

“Yet, despite everything, despite all successive, multiple sufferings and innumerable setbacks, coming home today I am aware of deep inside me being truly happy and satisfied!”