US EditionThe Cardinal's Moving Words: "We Are Afraid of bombing."
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In an interview with Vatican media, the Chaldean Patriarch of Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, Cardinal Louis Raphael I Sako, spoke about Christian concerns regarding the escalation of the war in the Middle East. He pointed out, among other things, the risk of bombing the Nineveh Plains.
He points out, among other things, the risk of bombing the Nineveh Plains, to which 50,000 Christians have returned after the Iraq War, and for whom fleeing again would be the last resort. When asked about the situation he is witnessing and his own concerns, Cardinal Sako speaks of great anxiety and uncertainty stemming, among other things, from the similarities to what Iraqis experienced in 2003 (during the Second Gulf War – editor's note), wh…
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