Lebanon asks the Church for solidarity
Secretary General of Caritas International, Aloysius John described the situation in the country as tragic.
Lebanon: Christians defy land-grabbers
Christians in Beirut say that groups seeking to profit from last week’s explosion are trying to persuade them to sell up and leave
More than a week from explosions, several hypotheses but no answers
Already four years ago, US security personnel warned of the danger associated with stored ammonium nitrate.
Lebanese government resigns after Beirut explosion
With death tolls reaching more than 160 and fatalities nearing 6,000, this was the final straw for many.
Aid to the Church in Need sending 250,000 euro in food aid to Lebanon
The ACN grant will focus on poor families most affected by the explosion, including the mostly Christian neighborhood.
Beirut: Pope and Maronite Patriarch call for help and prayers
The Pope has joined in his appeal for international support by the Patriarch of the Maronite Catholic Church
"We are grateful for Hungary’s help and compassion"
In his message, Cardinal Rai drew attention to the severe consequences of the Beirut tragedy and the damage done to the Church
Beirut blast: Maronite Catholic priest very concerned
Lebanon’s security service warned against speculations of terrorism before investigators could assess the situation
Christians warn of Lebanon’s growing problems
Some Christians have experienced persecution at accessing financial resources, however, rely on these funds to rebuild their lives
Eighty percent of Lebanese Catholic schools risk closure
Due to recent legal administrative changes, the education of two-thirds of Lebanese pupils has been affected by a lack of resource