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- Chaldean priest sees Mosul reborn thanks to young Christians and MuslimsThe controversy that broke out between France and part of the Muslim world has not had any serious local impact. A collaborative esprit de corps prevails in the city, with Muslims trying to get Christians to come back. For Fr Paul, people are helping each through dialogue and exchange. In Karamles, a cultural centre helps “to preserve our identity”.Nov 06, 2020Related News
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