It is reported that the Holy See issued a statement requesting prayers for the Pope.
 
Media should bridge gaps, not widen them with acts that could incite hostility or discrimination,” added Dr. Jneid.
 
The Patriarchate has not deviated from its strategic choice to this day.
 
"To achieve peace between Russia and Ukraine" .. Saudi Arabia welcomes hosting the Trump-Putin summit
 
Where Have All the Aphasics Gone? New York César Chelala
 
Ministry of Public Works statement: “Those wishing to return can use any neighboring country according to the available circumstances, without incurring any additional costs.”
 
Maronites Catholic call for review of ABC over Lattouf case
 
In response to the Syrian shelling operations.. A statement by the Lebanese army
 
Nassar sets priorities for next phase - Beirut Port Investigation
 
US envoy Ortagus met with the three presidents Aoun, Berri and Salam and also visited the South
 
the ABC’s stance is an outright insult to our community and the broader Arab population in this country.
 
It will not be difficult for someone from the loins of Christ to destroy Alma al-Shaab!
 
NSW Government Ensuring Leppington Faith Communities are Safe

Nathan Hagarty MP pictured at St Rafqa's Marontie Catholic Parish
St Rafqa's Maronite Catholic Parish received $22,940.00 for their Project Protect



NSW GOVERNMENT ENSURING LEPPINGTON FAITH COMMUNITIES ARE SAFE
27 MAY 2024
(See translation in Arabic section)
Sydney - Middle East Times Int’l:  faith communities are set to benefit as the NSW Government delivers on its promise to ensure places of worship across the state are safer and more secure with through the Safe Places for Faith Communities Program.
The following organisations have received funding as part of the first round of the program:
St Rafqa's Maronite Catholic Parish received $22,940.00 for their Project Protect
Al-Saeed Educational and Welfare Trust received $48,000.00 in funding to a Security Infrastructure upgrade
The program is an election commitment and is part of a wider $15 million pledge over four years. It was developed in consultation with faith and religious groups and experts across the state, as well as Multicultural NSW’s Community Resilience and Response Plan (COMPLAN) Committee. 
The program takes a resilience-based approach to safety and security by supporting prevention, preparedness, response and recovery measures at places where faith communities gather.
NSW Minister for Multiculturalism Steve Kamper said:
“We know that everyday thousands of people right across NSW gather in their houses of worship or significant religious centres.
“We all have the right to feel safe, wherever we may journey to in our daily lives. These grants provide a much-needed boost to help keep community safe and secure when they their local faith centres.”
Nathan Hagarty MP, Member for Leppington said:
“The people who live here in Leppington have shown their commitment to their faiths and we’re proud to be committing to their safety too.
“This investment will have lasting impacts for generations and I’m proud to play my part in bringing about positive outcomes for the many faith and religious communities in Leppington.”

 














Copyright 2007 mideast-times.com