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following excerpts are from Catholic
Culture's Catholic World News:
Catholic
World News - September 04, 2014
The
head of the Chaldean Catholic Church has renewed his criticism of the
Iraqi government and the international community for their failure to
address the persecution of Iraq’s Christians.
“The
curtains have been drawn on the painful events, and 120,000
Christians are uprooted from their historical homeland because the
political Islam does not want them there, and the world is silent,
standing still, either because it approves or because it is incapable
of acting,” said Patriarch Louis Raphaël I Sako.
“The
suffering of the displaced Christians and other minorities is
mounting: their needs are escalating and their fears of an unknown
future of their shocked children, seized towns, and looted houses
keep them sleepless,” he added.
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