Five years after Beirut port tragedy, families look to Pope Leo to keep justice alive as the pontiff prepares to pray at the site of the Aug. 4, 2020, blast that killed 200 people.
Parishioners of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Istanbul welcomed Pope Leo XIV today with profound emotion and vibrant hope.
Students from the School of the Apostles in Jounieh, Lebanon, wrote letters to Pope Leo XIV in anticipation of the pontiff’s upcoming visit to Lebanon.
Lebanese Christians reflect on past papal visits as country awaits Pope Leo XIV’s visit.
A subway station in Iran has been named after the Virgin Mary — is it hope or propaganda?
Lebanon’s diaspora has long been celebrated as the country’s greatest strength, yet when it comes to voting rights their role remains a source of division and unease.
Lebanese Catholics gathered for the “Walking Towards You” procession Oct. 4 in honor of Father Bechara Abou Mrad, a Melkite priest whose canonization cause is open.
Meet some of the digital missionaries from the Middle East who are in Rome this week for the Jubilee of Digital Missionaries and Catholic Influencers.
Lebanon’s president, Joseph Aoun, faces Hezbollah, a broken state, and Christian expectations. How are Christians there evaluating his first six months?
Here is what some Middle Eastern Christians say they are seeking from the next bishop of Rome.
In the wake of the Assad regime’s fall in Syria, the streets of Lebanon were alive with celebration as church bells rang out and Lebanese Christians gathered en masse.
Here’s what leading Lebanese Christian politicians are saying about Donald Trump’s reelection.
In 1989, Pope John Paul II issued an apostolic letter warning that “the disappearance of Lebanon would be one of the world’s greatest sorrows.”
In Lebanon, Catholic schools stand as beacons of hope as the education system veers on collapse as war escalates.
The Armenian Catholic Patriarchate on Sept. 12 held a ceremony in Beirut’s Martyrs’ Square to welcome the remains of Patriarch Gregory Peter XV Agagianian.