Lebanese scholar: Mideast Christians’ fears are not ‘hallucinatory’ : News Headlines - Catholic Culture

The following excerpts are from Catholic Culture's Catholic World News:

• Habib Malik, a professor at the Lebanese American University, told Vatican Radio that the “real fears” of Middle East Christians following the Arab Spring “are not hallucinatory or born of a fertile imagination.”
• Malik, who said that the Vatican has a “deep understanding of the delicate situation of the Middle Eastern Christians,” is the son of Charles Malik (1906-87), an Eastern Orthodox Christian who helped draft the UN Declaration on Human Rights.

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Lebanese scholar: Mideast Christians’ fears are not ‘hallucinatory’ : News Headlines - Catholic Culture

Cardinal Sarah, in Lebanon, begins mission to help Syrian refugees : News Headlines - Catholic Culture

The following excerpts are from Catholic Culture's Catholic World News:

• Cardinal Robert Sarah, arriving in Lebanon as a special papal envoy to coordinate aid to the victims of Syria’s civil war, has begun that mission by meeting with Lebanon’s political and religious leaders.

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Cardinal Sarah, in Lebanon, begins mission to help Syrian refugees : News Headlines - Catholic Culture

Obama won Catholic vote, regular churchgoers chose Romney : News Headlines - Catholic Culture

The following excerpts are from Catholic Culture's Catholic World News:

• President Barack Obama won a slim majority of votes from self-identified Catholics, according to exit polls conduct by CNN.
• The polls shows that 50% of voters who identified themselves as Catholics voted for Obama, and 48% for Republican nominee Mitt Romney. The CNN poll did not distinguish between active and lapsed Catholics.

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Obama won Catholic vote, regular churchgoers chose Romney : News Headlines - Catholic Culture