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Pope s upcoming visit brings attention to the dwindling population of Christians in Iraq | Opinion

Pope’s upcoming visit brings attention to the dwindling population of Christians in Iraq | Opinion Updated Mar 07, 2021; Posted Mar 07, 2021 A mural depicting Pope Francis on a concrete wall around the Our Lady of Salvation Church in Baghdad, in preparation for the pontiff’s visit, (AP/Photo/Khalid Mohammed) Facebook Share Pope Francis will arrive in Iraq on Friday in a first-ever papal visit to the country that is expected to raise awareness about the challenges facing Iraqi Christians – a majority of whom are Catholic. In the past two decades, the Christian population in Iraq has fallen by over 80%. The 1987 Iraqi census reported that there were 1.4 million Christians in Iraq, and today it is estimated that the Christian population is less than 250,000. Spurred by political instability and war, many Christians have immigrated to other regions, including North America, Western Europe and Australia.

Amid Mosul s Ruins, Pope Denounces Religious Fanaticism: Live Updates

Amid Mosul’s Ruins, Pope Denounces Religious Fanaticism: Live Updates Last Updated March 8, 2021, 10:12 a.m. ETMarch 8, 2021, 10:12 a.m. ET On his third day in Iraq, Pope Francis visited a city reduced to rubble in the fight with the Islamic State, which had tortured followers of other faiths while it held control. Joyous crowds later welcomed him to Iraq’s Christian heartland. This briefing has ended. “How cruel it is that this country, the cradle of civilization, should have been afflicted by so barbarous a blow,” Pope Francis said on Sunday in Mosul, Iraq.Credit.Andrew Medichini/Associated Press Appearing on a brilliant red carpet against a backdrop of rubble and ruin, Pope Francis visited the once-vibrant Iraqi city of Mosul on Sunday to illustrate the terrible cost of religious fanaticism, showing how, in that ravaged place, the price had been blood.

Pope in Iraq: Our martyrs shine together like stars in the same sky!

ERBIL: Pope Francis offered his heartfelt gratitude to the local Church leaders in Erbil; to Mar Gewargis III, Catholicos-Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East; Christians of various denominations; Chaldean Archbishop Bashar Matti Warda; and all the Bishops, the government and civil authorities, and the many volunteers for their great welcome and assistance. His Greeting came at the conclusion of the Mass celebrated Sunday evening in the Erbil. He heartily greeted the “beloved Kurdish people”, and paid tribute to all Christians of various traditions, many of whom shed their blood here. “Yet our martyrs shine together like stars in the same sky!” the Pope said; and “from there they call us to walk together, without hesitation, towards the fullness of unity.”

Pope to visit Iraq regions once held by IS group

Pope to visit Iraq regions once held by IS group
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Pope Francis Visits Mosul, Iraq: Live Updates - The New York Times

Pope Francis Visits Mosul, Iraq: Live Updates - The New York Times
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