ISIS names Pope Francis its ultimate enemy
The following comes from a September 4 Christian Daily article by Lorraine Caballero : The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has named Pope Francis as its number one enemy and has
California suit pursues banks in defense of Iraqi and Syrian Christians
The following comes from a June 14 release for the Courthouse News Service. A California nonprofit wants two Middle Eastern banks and a Kuwaiti sheikh to pay damages for claims they funded
These seminarians are being ordained – in a refugee camp
The following comes from a March 18 Catholic News Agency article by Elise Harris: After their seminary in Qaraqosh was dissolved following a brutal ISIS attack in 2014, four Iraqi seminarians chose not
United States recognizes killing of Yazidis, Christians, and Shia Muslims as genocide
The following comes from a March 15 Alliance Defending Freedom press release: Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday that the United States recognizes the atrocities perpetrated by ISIS/Daesh against Yazidis, Christians,
Forsaken for their faith
The following comes from a February 8 Washington Times opinion piece by Dana Rohrabacher. Rohrabacher, a California Republican, is chairman of the House Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats. It’s now
Chaldean Catholic communities flourish in the American southwest
The following comes from a CNEWA article by Joyce Coronel: Zinah Marzana’s blue-green eyes fill with tears as she recalls the moment her life changed forever. It was December, and she was
Your apathy is hurting ISIS victims
The following comes from a December 8 Catholic News Agency article by Matt Hadro: Christians in the U.S. must stop their apathy to the bloody persecution of religious minorities in Iraq and
US cardinal says forces in Middle East are intent on eradicating Christians
The following comes from a November 19 Catholic Herald article by Catholic News Service: When Cardinal Edwin O’Brien was named grandmaster of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre in 2011, he found
Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox will have church dedicated to Christians killed by ISIS
The following comes from an October 15 Zenit article: The gruesome images of the 21 Christians who were beheaded last February by Islamic State terrorists have left a deep imprint on the
Chaldeans travel underground railroad to El Cajon
The following comes from an August 22 San Diego Union-Tribune article by Peter Rowe and Tatiana Sanchez: Last summer, as ISIS fighters swept toward his home in northern Iraq, slaughtering “infidels” and demolishing