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‘Shame on These Days’: Audeh Condemns the Karak Church Massacre; We Live Amid Nothing but Wars, Killing and Terrorism

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‘Shame on These Days’: Audeh Condemns the Karak Church Massacre; We Live Amid Nothing but Wars, Killing and Terrorism
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Ad-Diyar: Metropolitan Elias Audeh of Beirut and its dependencies for the Greek Orthodox Church presided over the Divine Liturgy at St. George’s Cathedral. After the reading of the Holy Gospel, Metropolitan Audeh delivered a sermon in which he said: “I would like first to express how much sorrow, anger and disgust it has caused…”

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  1. Ad-Diyarعودة يدين مجزرة كنيسة الكرك: بئس هذه الأيام التي لا نعيش فيها سوى الحروب والقتل والإرهاب ↗
  2. CH23عودة: بئس هذه الأيام التي لا نعيش فيها سوى الحروب والإرهاب ↗
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‘Shame on These Days’: Audeh Condemns the Karak Church Massacre; We Live Amid Nothing but Wars, Killing and Terrorism

Ad-Diyar: Metropolitan Elias Audeh of Beirut and its dependencies for the Greek Orthodox Church presided over the Divine Liturgy at St. George’s Cathedral. After the reading of the Holy Gospel, Metropolitan Audeh delivered a sermon in which he said: “I would like first to express how much sorrow, anger and disgust it has caused…”

Audi condemns the massacre at the Church of al-Karak: How wretched these days are, when all we live through is wars, killing and terrorism

Ad-Diyar: Metropolitan Elias Audi of Beirut and its dependencies for the Greek Orthodox presided over the Divine Liturgy at the Cathedral of Saint George. After the reading of the Holy Gospel, Metropolitan Audi delivered a sermon in which he said: “I would like to begin by expressing the extent of the sadness, anger and disgust generated by…”

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