Egyptian Catholics: papal trip was ‘morale boost’ after Palm Sunday massacre
Pope Francis said the country has a special role to play in ‘vanquishing all violence and terrorism’
Christians in Iraq to walk more than 80 miles for peace
The walk will take place during Holy Week and will begin with a Palm Sunday Mass in Irbil
New Catholic head of the UN visits the world’s biggest camp for Syrian refugees
Antonio Guterres recalled seeing the first Syrian refugees arrive in Jordan six years ago
Memorial marking where Moses saw Promised Land reopens in Jordan
The restored Memorial of Moses on Mount Nebo has reopened after nearly a decade
Aid agencies prepare to help 1.5 million expected to flee Mosul offensive
Up to 13 million Iraqis may need humanitarian aid by the end of 2016
Aid workers in Greece braced for more migrants, despite worsening weather
Those fleeing conflict remain undeterred by the worsening weather and colder autumn temperatures
Church leaders lodge complaint to Israeli authorities over rabbi’s arson remarks
Rabbi Gopstein, who heads the Jewish anti-assimilation movement Lehava, said in early August that ‘churches and mosques could be burned’
Church leaders urge international community to not abandon Iraqi Christian refugees
Pope Francis sent a papal envoy to a prayer service with Iraqi Christian refugees in Jordan
Vatican official says European practice on migrants is contradictory
Archbishop Silvano Tomasi has said that Europe is practicing a policy of contradictions
Church bells ring again after Christian villages are recaptured from Islamic State
Islamic State militants have been pushed back from villages dotting the Khabur River
