Leo XIV Commissions Scholarships for Needy Christian Students in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq
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The Dicastery for the Eastern Churches has announced the award of scholarships to needy Christian pupils and students in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq. The funding is based on the instructions of Pope Leo XIV and covers the annual fees for school and university. The measure is intended to support families affected by the many years of conflict and instability and to strengthen the Christian presence in the region.
Vatican City, Oct. 10 (EFE).- Pope Leo XIV has arranged this Saturday for scholarships to help needy Christian students and their families in countries such as Lebanon, Syria and Iraq, as confirmed by the Holy See in a statement.
Pope Leo XIV received the members of Sinods as a Roman Catholic Church of the Royal Roman Catholics, expressing his pleasure at meeting them on the occasion of the Sinods, which he described not only as an administrative measure, but as a station for expressing the company and serving among the bishops. The Pope paid tribute to the priests, monks, nuns, clarinets and all the believers of the Royal Roman Church, in their lands and foreign countri…
Pope Leo XIV received the members of the Synod of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church of Antioch. In his address, he expressed his joy at welcoming them on the occasion of the Synod, which he described as "not merely an administrative procedure but also a moment of communion and service as bishops." He then greeted the priests, monks, nuns, seminarians, and all the faithful of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church, "whether in your homeland or in the …
In a speech, he said that he was pleased to receive the occasion of the Senods, which was not only an administrative measure but also a company moment and a bishop service. Then he greeted priests, monks, nuns, clarinets, and all the believers of the Royal Roman Church, both in your lands and in the diaspora across the world.
The pontiff made his decision this morning by meeting with the Synod of Bishops of the Church of Antioch of the Greco-Melquitas, alluding to a pastoral project aimed at Christian families especially in need in the Middle East.
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