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ISRAEL - PALESTINE Ecumenism of blood: the Christians of the Holy Land united in the face of the Gaza massacres - Vimarsana News

ISRAEL - PALESTINE Ecumenism of blood: the Christians of the Holy Land united in the face of the Gaza massacres

Common prayer with Primate Welby in Jerusalem's Anglican cathedral. Also a Caritas worker and her family among the dead in the Orthodox church of Saint Porphyrios. Fr Romanelli:

Consecrated Oil for King Charles III Coronation Arrives in London - Vimarsana News

Consecrated Oil for King Charles III Coronation Arrives in London

Olive oil used in the coronation was produced from handpicked olives and blessed by religious officials in Jerusalem.

Katsaniotis Returning To Greece With Holy Light From Jerusalem After Delay — Greek City Times - Vimarsana News

Katsaniotis Returning To Greece With Holy Light From Jerusalem After Delay — Greek City Times

A delegation to carry the Holy Fire, or Holy Light, from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem to Greece, an annual tradition ahead of the midnight

Israel targets Christian holy sites in East Jerusalem - Vimarsana News

Israel targets Christian holy sites in East Jerusalem

Tel Aviv, Feb 20 (Prensa Latina) Israel is studying expanding a national park on land owned by the church and Christian holy sites in East Jerusalem, a project that faces opposition from Christian leaders in the city.

Respond to Palestinian plans by building in Atarot - Vimarsana News

Respond to Palestinian plans by building in Atarot

Atarot is Jewish-owned land that was captured by Jordan in 1948 and liberated by Israel in 1967. It could be the answer to both the city's housing shortage and its demographic crisis.

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