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  • Iraq prelate backs preference for minority refugees fleeing genocide

    Iraq prelate backs preference for minority refugees fleeing genocide

    • Feb 2, 2017

    Archbishop Bashar Warda of Erbil tells Crux that as long as special preferences under Trump’s new refugee order are for all victims of ISIS and not just Christians alone, it will help, and that Christians “celebrated when Trump won” in hopes it would mark an end to U.S. neglect.

    By Crux Staff
  • Archbishop insists, ‘There will always be Christians in Iraq’

    Archbishop insists, ‘There will always be Christians in Iraq’

    • Oct 28, 2016

    The founding of a new Catholic University of Erbil in Iraq is one sign of hope amid a fairly dismal landscape for Iraq’s embattled Christian minority, but Archbishop Bashar Warda confidently says “there will always be Christians” in this traditional cradle of the faith.

    By Catholic News Agency
  • Middle East bishops say US has ‘moral responsibility’ to help Christians

    Middle East bishops say US has ‘moral responsibility’ to help Christians

    • Aug 5, 2016

    Three Middle Eastern bishops, two from Syria and one from Iraq, insisted in a Wednesday press conference during a Knights of Columbus convention that because the U.S. unleashed the present chaos with its 2003 invasion of Iraq, it has a special responsibility to step up to aid Christians at risk.

    By Inés San Martín
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