Article Deep Roots Lack of local representation plagues the Orthodox Church in Palestine, where the largely Greek-born clergy fails to defend Palestinian interests. By John Colin Marston March 2, 2020 Foreign Affairs Middle East
Article Divided by a Common Language A new book attempts to encapsulate the history of a wide-ranging population united only by a single language—Arabic. By Patrick Ryan February 10, 2020 Books Middle East Islam
Article Vatican Diplomacy & the Iraq War In 2003, Pope John Paul II sent an envoy to persuade George W. Bush not to invade Iraq. As tensions with Iran continue to mount, it’s a story worth revisiting. By Paul Moses January 13, 2020 Pope John Paul II George W. Bush War and Peace Middle East Muslim-Christian Relations
Article On the Brink Beneath the razzle-dazzle of Qatar lurks something more sinister: serious restrictions on the rights of religious minorities, workers, and women. By Thomas Albert Howard April 10, 2019 Muslim-Christian Relations Middle East Foreign Affairs
Article ‘This Is Israel’ The long history of violence and bloodshed weighs on the Holy Land, coloring every encounter. But there are still those who believe peace is possible. By John Gehring March 26, 2019 Jewish-Christian Relations Muslim-Christian Relations Middle East War and Peace
Feature Found in Yonkers Why Catholics should acknowledge the authentically Christian character of the Assyrian Church By Rita Ferrone May 23, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Ecumenism Liturgy Middle East