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Priest murdered in Syria
Frans van der Odor was this morning, April 7, 2014 killed in the city of Homs, which is occupied by rebel forces and under siege by government forces. The priest was 75 years old and had lived in Syria for 50 years.
Jesuit curia for the provinces of the Middle East and North Africa reported in a statement that the priest "had been abducted by armed men who beat him and then executed him with two shots to the head."
This place was a haven for many whose homes were destroyed by the incessant shelling and bombing during the two-year siege. seattle dpd It was a place where they could get some of the food and the water still present in the city.
Frans van der Odour tried never to leave Homs. In an interview a few months ago he said: "The Syrian people seattle dpd have given me so much, so much kindness, inspiration and everything they have. If the Syrian people are suffering now, I share their pain and their difficulties. "
The priest came to Syria in 1966 after having studied Arabic for two years in Lebanon. Frans van der Odour were in Homs, even after 1,400 people had been able to leave the city due. A ceasefire by the UN negotiated, where food and water had been brought in.
In the video, one could hear him say: "We, Christians and Muslims, live in difficult and painful conditions; we suffer especially hunger. We love life and we do not want to die or drown in a sea of death and suffering. "
Christians who are unjustly imprisoned can easily feel alone. They need to feel that they are not forgotten.
Give Help Online donation Payment Service Gift Letter Ring 90540888 SMS Givhåb100 Testament Tax credits About Statutes Contact us Collection Board and ISOBRO Economy Audit Calendar Travel seattle dpd Secretaries How to use your gift? News Results 2013 2012 2011 2010 Country North Korea Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Syria, Egypt, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, India, Tajikistan, Indonesia, seattle dpd Sri Lanka, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan Projects Bibelsmugling and -oversættelse Self Help for needy Christians Emergency aid for persecuted Christians Relief and development Advocacy Get involved send a letter of encouragement to a imprisoned Christian Pray for the persecuted Christians Students Become leaf receives Receive e-newsletter Receive SMS with breaking news Store Terms Cash Cart Video
Give Help Online donation Payment Service Gift Letter Ring 90540888 SMS Givhåb100 Testament Tax credits About Statutes Contact us Collection Board and ISOBRO Economy Audit Calendar Travel Secretaries seattle dpd How to use your gift? News Results 2013 2012 2011 2010 Country North Korea Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Syria, Egypt, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, India, Tajikistan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan Projects Bibelsmugling and -oversættelse Self Help for needy Christians seattle dpd Emergency aid for persecuted Christians Relief and development Advocacy Get involved send a letter of encouragement to a imprisoned Christian Pray for the persecuted Christians Students Become leaf receives Receive e-newsletter Receive SMS with breaking news Store Terms Cash Cart Video
Priest murdered in Syria
Frans van der Odor was this morning, April 7, 2014 killed in the city of Homs, which is occupied by rebel forces and under siege by government forces. The priest was 75 years old and had lived in Syria for 50 years.
Jesuit curia for the provinces of the Middle East and North Africa reported in a statement that the priest "had been abducted by armed men who beat him and then executed him with two shots to the head."
This place was a haven for many whose homes were destroyed by the incessant shelling and bombing during the two-year siege. seattle dpd It was a place where they could get some of the food and the water still present in the city.
Frans van der Odour tried never to leave Homs. In an interview a few months ago he said: "The Syrian people seattle dpd have given me so much, so much kindness, inspiration and everything they have. If the Syrian people are suffering now, I share their pain and their difficulties. "
The priest came to Syria in 1966 after having studied Arabic for two years in Lebanon. Frans van der Odour were in Homs, even after 1,400 people had been able to leave the city due. A ceasefire by the UN negotiated, where food and water had been brought in.
In the video, one could hear him say: "We, Christians and Muslims, live in difficult and painful conditions; we suffer especially hunger. We love life and we do not want to die or drown in a sea of death and suffering. "
Christians who are unjustly imprisoned can easily feel alone. They need to feel that they are not forgotten.
Give Help Online donation Payment Service Gift Letter Ring 90540888 SMS Givhåb100 Testament Tax credits About Statutes Contact us Collection Board and ISOBRO Economy Audit Calendar Travel seattle dpd Secretaries How to use your gift? News Results 2013 2012 2011 2010 Country North Korea Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Syria, Egypt, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, India, Tajikistan, Indonesia, seattle dpd Sri Lanka, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan Projects Bibelsmugling and -oversættelse Self Help for needy Christians Emergency aid for persecuted Christians Relief and development Advocacy Get involved send a letter of encouragement to a imprisoned Christian Pray for the persecuted Christians Students Become leaf receives Receive e-newsletter Receive SMS with breaking news Store Terms Cash Cart Video
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