Latin Patriarchate Delivers Over 1,500 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem
Jerusalem – The Latin Patriarchate announced that it successfully delivered more than 1,500 tons of humanitarian aid between November 2024 and October 2025, as part of a continuous effort to support populations affected by the war and harsh living conditions.
From France to the Holy Land: L’Œuvre d’Orient Supports Christians in the Heart of Palestine
Taybeh – Sanad Sahelia / Nabd El-Haya – Monsignor Hugues de Woillemont, director of the French organization L’Œuvre d’Orient, emphasized that Christians in the Holy Land are not forgotten. He stressed that France and its Church closely monitor the attacks and challenges they face, conveying these concerns to the relevant authorities.
Pizzaballa: Patriarch of Courage and Loyalty– His Philosophy of Presence in Gaza
By: Sanad Sahelia
The four visits of Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Gaza were far more than ceremonial or symbolic gestures. They were bold, frontline acts of solidarity in the heart of danger, at a time when Gaza was left alone under relentless bombardment.
Christmas joy eases fear for future in West Bank Christian village
The only entirely Christian village of the West Bank is getting ready to celebrate the Lord's coming in an atmosphere halfway between the joy of the festivity and the fear of new attacks by Israeli colonists.
By Jean-Charles Putzolu *
Opening of “Christmas Nights” in Taybeh: Church Unity and Festive Music Fill the Town
Taybeh – Sanad Sahelia / Nabd El-Haya – Taybeh, east of Ramallah, in central West Bank, launched the 2025 edition of its ‘Christmas Nights’ yesterday evening, Thursday, under the theme “Our Christmas Is the Story of a Land”, in an atmosphere blending joy, faith, and national messages. The event drew a large gathering of residents, foreign delegations, and members of the diplomatic corps.
After West Bank settler attacks, Christians express importance of hope
As violence continues in Taybeh - the last Palestinian village inhabited entirely by Christians - parish priest Fr. Bashar Fawadleh says “these acts of vandalism and violence are unacceptable and require firm condemnation from everyone.”
By Beatrice Guarrera