Tag: Israel

The special people

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The history of Israel stands as a profound mystery among the ancient peoples. Despite conquests, dispersion, and relentless persecution, Israel has retained its identity. Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier Bonnassies explore this enigma in God, Science, Evidence — The Dawn of a Revolution, noting that while ancient cultures disappeared, Israel endured—resisting both idolatry and assimilation. St. Paul describes this mystery, saying, “God’s gifts and calling are irrevocable.” Equally mysterious is the new people born from Israel—the Church, transcending borders and uniting all in Christ.

Israeli-Lebanese conflict: Christian villages caught in the crossfire

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The Christian village of Rmeish, situated near the Israeli-Lebanese border, is caught in the crossfire of the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israeli forces. Despite the dangers, many villagers remain, seeking refuge in prayer. As bombs continue to fall and homes are destroyed, the Maronite Church calls for peace, humanitarian aid, and international support. The conflict highlights Lebanon’s ongoing political instability and the need for unity and leadership.

Sad times of war

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War brings destruction and suffering, whether in Ukraine, Gaza, or other parts of the world. Amidst this violence, the international community seems hesitant to act decisively for justice. The absence of God in our conscience leads to moral decay, as we fail to recognize His standards of goodness. Without courageous voices advocating for the victims, we risk a global disaster. In these troubled times, let us remember to seek God’s help and comfort Him, who is so unjustly offended by our actions.