Tag Archives: Christians

Henri de Lubac

Posted on February 11, 2022 by Gil Bailie

“Even in these times of intoxication mingled with anxiety, amidst the most pressing necessities, it is the role of the Christian, a man among his brother men, buoyed up by the same aspirations and cast down by the same anxieties, … Continue reading →

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Genocide of Christians in the Middle East

Posted on March 18, 2016 by Randy Coleman-Riese

I encourage you to read the short article by Ralph Peters of the Hoover Institution – Killing the Neighbors – 101 Years of Genocide in Confict: The genocide against Middle-Eastern Christians approaches its endgame, while Western leaders look away as … Continue reading →

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Intolerance and Discrimination in Europe

Posted on November 22, 2015 by Randy Coleman-Riese

While attending the Center for Ethics and Culture conference at Notre Dame I had the good fortune to get to know the people who carry on the important work of tracking the growing constraints on the rights of Christians in … Continue reading →

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Christians in Iraq

Posted on May 30, 2015 by Randy Coleman-Riese

60 Minutes excerpt More than 125,000 of Iraq’s Christians have been forced to flee the homeland they have lived in for nearly 2,000 years because of ISIS violence and threats

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