Christians in the Middle East

From the Dead Sea Scrolls to the Dot-com crash, George Kiraz has consecrated his life to the promotion of the Syriac culture. With ecumenical repercussions

The Society of Missionaries of Africa has fostered a renewal of the Christian approach to Muslims. This year marks the 150th anniversary of its founding

From generation to generation, Iraqi families teach their children to respond to violence with forgiveness. A testimony

A blessing for Egypt, according to the Director of the press office of the Catholic Church

Maronites, Copts, Melkites, Chaldeans ... It is not easy to navigate among the various Christian communities in the Middle East. An overview

There is only one word capable of capturing what is happening to the Christians in the Middle East: martyrdom

A look at the history of Christians in the Arab world shows a fruitful dialectic between rootedness in their own tradition and openness to other cultures

Persecutions against the Christians in the Middle East can constitute a providential opportunity to advance towards the unity that has been so long awaited

Currently targeted by ISIS’s militias, the Christian presence in Iraq goes back to the time of the apostles