Syriac Orthodox Church
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2019 | The Happy Child House project was initiated in Damascus, Syria, to provide childcare services. |
2019 | The Happy Child House project was initiated in Damascus, Syria, to provide childcare services. |
September 8 2018 | Antioch Syrian University was founded in Maarat Saidnaya, near Damascus, offering courses in engineering, management, and economics. |
September 8 2018 | Antioch Syrian University was founded in Maarat Saidnaya, near Damascus, offering courses in engineering, management, and economics. |
2015 | Pope Francis addressed the Syriac Orthodox Church as a 'Church of Martyrs' during the visit of Patriarch Ignatius Aphrem II to the Holy See. |
2015 | Patriarch Ignatius Aphrem II visited Patriarch Kirill of Moscow, discussing bilateral and theological dialogue that had existed since the late 1980s. |
2015 | Patriarch Ignatius Aphrem II visited Patriarch Kirill of Moscow, discussing bilateral and theological dialogue that had existed since the late 1980s. |
2015 | Pope Francis addressed the Syriac Orthodox Church as a 'Church of Martyrs' during the visit of Patriarch Ignatius Aphrem II to the Holy See. |
2014 | Ignatius Aphrem II began serving as the Patriarch of Antioch for the Syriac Orthodox Church. |
2014 | Ignatius Aphrem II began serving as the Patriarch of Antioch for the Syriac Orthodox Church. |
September 25 2014 | The church was destroyed by Islamic State militants using improvised explosive devices. |
September 25 2014 | The church was destroyed by Islamic State militants using improvised explosive devices. |
2013 | The previously excommunicated Charismatic movement in Guatemala joined the Syriac Orthodox Church, establishing an archdiocese with Mayan members in rural areas. |
2013 | The previously excommunicated Charismatic movement in Guatemala joined the Syriac Orthodox Church, establishing an archdiocese with Mayan members in rural areas. |
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