O arcebispo de Mosul, da Igreja Católica na Síria, Yohanna Mouche (foto acima), que vê de perto o desespero de cristãos fugindo do Estado Islâmico fez um apelo para os países ocidentais: "Façam guerra contra o Estado Islâmico, protejam os cristãos. Guerra é a melhor solução contra o Estado Islâmico".
Ele fala contra a relutância do mundo ocidental em reagir.
É verdade, o ocidente continua falando em "diálogo" com o Estado Islâmico, e esperando pela ONU, por Obama, por apelos de apoio militar do Papa Francisco, por...
Ele disse que se o ocidente não quer entrar em conflito militar, que abra as portas para os refugiados cristãos entrarem em seus países.
Isto também o ocidente não faz. O mundo não quer saber de proteger cristãos.
Quem poderá discordar de Mouche? Um homem que descreve sua vida diária como "um pesadelo".
Vejam o texto da Catholic News Agency:
Mosul archbishop's plea to the West: Save us from ISIS
.- A leading Iraqi prelate has called on world governments to increase their efforts to defeat ISIS and restore land and property to some 120,000 exiled Iraqi Christians.
Marking the first anniversary of ISIS’s capture of Mosul, Syrian Catholic Archbishop Yohanna Mouche called on “people who have the responsibility” to come to the rescue of the ousted Christian communities, whose people, he added, long to go home.
In an interview with international Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need, the archbishop said that military action is the “best solution.”
“We ask everyone to put pressure on the people who have the responsibility to free the [towns and villages] as soon as possible so the people can come back and live in peace in their homes and continue their lives there,” he said.
The archbishop’s comments reflect ongoing frustration felt by a number of senior Middle East clergy about what they perceive as the West’s reluctance to commit to a full-scale intervention to confront and overcome extremism in the region – a move many Church leaders opposed until very recently.
Archbishop Mouche also said that if the West is unable to redouble its efforts in the fight against ISIS, it should open its doors to Christians and other minorities seeking asylum.
“I am calling on the international community: if they cannot protect us, then they must open their doors and help us start a new life elsewhere,” he said, adding, however that “we would prefer to remain in Iraq and be protected here.”
Speaking of his own hardship, the prelate said: “I am like someone who is dreaming or drunk. I can’t understand what is going on around me. It is a nightmare.”
Asked about widespread reports of destruction of religious artifacts and Churches buildings in Mosul, he said his contacts with the city had been severed. But he confirmed that “all our heritage is in Mosul, and in Qaraqosh,” on the Nineveh Plain. He singled out the monastery of St Behnam, which dates back to the fourth century AD. The monastery is rumored to have been partially destroyed by ISIS.
“We have no news about our churches and monasteries, because we have no-one left in Mosul to report on it,” the archbishop concluded.
Marking the first anniversary of ISIS’s capture of Mosul, Syrian Catholic Archbishop Yohanna Mouche called on “people who have the responsibility” to come to the rescue of the ousted Christian communities, whose people, he added, long to go home.
In an interview with international Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need, the archbishop said that military action is the “best solution.”
“We ask everyone to put pressure on the people who have the responsibility to free the [towns and villages] as soon as possible so the people can come back and live in peace in their homes and continue their lives there,” he said.
The archbishop’s comments reflect ongoing frustration felt by a number of senior Middle East clergy about what they perceive as the West’s reluctance to commit to a full-scale intervention to confront and overcome extremism in the region – a move many Church leaders opposed until very recently.
Archbishop Mouche also said that if the West is unable to redouble its efforts in the fight against ISIS, it should open its doors to Christians and other minorities seeking asylum.
“I am calling on the international community: if they cannot protect us, then they must open their doors and help us start a new life elsewhere,” he said, adding, however that “we would prefer to remain in Iraq and be protected here.”
Speaking of his own hardship, the prelate said: “I am like someone who is dreaming or drunk. I can’t understand what is going on around me. It is a nightmare.”
Asked about widespread reports of destruction of religious artifacts and Churches buildings in Mosul, he said his contacts with the city had been severed. But he confirmed that “all our heritage is in Mosul, and in Qaraqosh,” on the Nineveh Plain. He singled out the monastery of St Behnam, which dates back to the fourth century AD. The monastery is rumored to have been partially destroyed by ISIS.
“We have no news about our churches and monasteries, because we have no-one left in Mosul to report on it,” the archbishop concluded.
Novamente, boa noite, nobre Pedro.
ResponderExcluirAntes de eu dá uma boa parada nos comentários aqui no Thyself, as ultimas postagens sobre o ISIS me fizeram realmente produzir um profundo ódio e uma grande ira contra os muçulmanos. Isso me levou ao sacramento da confissão com meu padre, o qual acalmou meu coração. Não me lembro quando (vou pesquisar e guardar), mas você fez uma bela postagem sobre salvação dos muçulmanos que deverá acontecer sob Nossa Senhora, e não por Cristo. Aquela postagem me encheu de alegria, especialmente pelo fato dela me lembrar que devemos rezar pela salvação daquela gente. Eu ainda não rezei por isso, mas tão cedo me lembre, o farei. Quanto a postagem de hoje: é bom ouvirmos isso de um sacerdote.
Creio firmemente nisso. Nossa Senhora eh a melhor chance de trazermos os muçulmanos para Cristo.
ResponderExcluirPara isso os missionários catolicos devem leva-la sempre para os países islâmicos. Os protestantes não conseguirão muito.
Abraço
Pedro Erik
Creio firmemente nisso. Nossa Senhora eh a melhor chance de trazermos os muçulmanos para Cristo.
ResponderExcluirPara isso os missionários catolicos devem leva-la sempre para os países islâmicos. Os protestantes não conseguirão muito.
Abraço
Pedro Erik