Archbishop Elias Chacour, Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop of Akko, Haifa, Nazareth and Galilee, visited Canada at the end of October. He was the main speaker at the symposium on the Future of Christianity in the Middle East held at St. Paul’s University, Ottawa. (co-sponsored by CNEWA)
View interview with Chacour here.
Interview is on the topics of: peace, hope & reconciliation, inter-religious dialogue, Canada's role in the peace process. (in French)
Read CNEWA's blog on the symposium here.
(October 26, 2011 entry)
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A word of faith, hope and love from the heart of the Palestinian suffering.
In this historic document, Palestinian Christians declare that the military occupation of their land is a sin against God and humanity. Our word is a cry of hope, with love, prayer and faith in God.
NEW! Statement from Kairos Palestine
(Nov. 17, 2011)
A Frantic Counter BDS Campaign Under Way in Israel

UPDATED!
Here assembled are resources that will help give some insight and analysis on the issues stemming from the Palestinian bid for statehood status at the United Nations. President Abbas’ speech at the UN and his position came somewhat as a surprise to the world and therefore has stirred much discussion. One of the conclusions of his speech is the question of the United States – can they play a role in the Middle East any longer?
photo by: Jalla Mari

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