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Fw: Friday, September 15 at 19 hours of Prayer for Father Saad! Church of San Rocco, Via San Francesco d'Assisi # 1 TORINO

PRAY FOR FATHER SAAD!

hours of Prayer at the

Church of San Rocco,

via St. Francis of Assisi No. 1

TORINO

Friday, September 15 at 19 : 00

September 15, 19.00-20.00, organize yourself an hour or an hour of silent prayer to the Father Saad Sirop for peace in Iraq and throughout the Middle East, and give notice to: f.olivero @ diocesi.torino.it

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The news of your membership, that of your community, or your parish, will be published on the website of Pastoral Care of Migrants in Turin, Riconciliazione.it and www.releasefathersaad.blogspot.com

Don Fredo Olivero

Director of Pastoral Care of Migrants

Archdiocese Turin

E 'online a petition for appeal Father Saad Sirop , who was kidnapped in Baghdad August 15, 2006.

Who wants to join can sign the petition online at:

www.releasefathersaad.blogspot.com

For instructions go to the website in Italian: www.migranti.torino.it

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Iraq: Muslim and Christian, increasingly the target of attacks and kidnappings

Monsignor Najeem Phillipe speaks about the great fear that winds among Christians

ROME, Friday, August 25, 2006 (ZENIT.org) .- One of the more 'complicated war in Iraq and 'the effect it has on the innocent such as, for example, when churches become targets instead of huts, peace. The

August 15, Father Hanna Saad Syrop and ' was kidnapped in Iraq while returning to his home after celebrating Mass. A month later, another priest has vanished into thin air and long before the same fate was touched to a Syrian Bishop.

Monsignor Phillipe Najeem, representative of the Chaldean Patriarchate of Baghdad to the Holy See , expressed in ZENIT his concern for the Iraqi Christian community in this climate of unrest and violence.

"We are very concerned about the situation and what 'is happening can harm to our communities' - Chaldean or not, Catholic or not - "said Monsignor Najeem. "This kidnapping of priests and religious people is a new element, along with the bombing of churches or mosques."

The Chaldean Catholic community and 'the largest Christian community in Iraq. Currently, Iraqi Christians fear they could become targets of attacks targeted because they always played a decisive role in the life of the country.

"But there are real reasons for such actions - says Archbishop Najeem -. It 's a very confusing situation that seems to have been organized by some extremist groups who seek to create chaos in our country and make people suffer even more '. "

Najeem Bishop then appealed to the kidnappers of the Chaldean priest. "We ask the kidnappers to use their conscience and liberate his father Saad - continued -. It 's a wonderful priest who has always served his community' and His Church and that has nothing to do with the political situation. "

And even more 'important, Monsignor Najeem, this young priest' and 'Iraq and now we need each Iraqi to build a new Iraq - we are a people -. We must seek a new future together with our children. "

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Father Saad free! Poster for the churches


accessions Collect call for the release of Father Saad!
affix a poster in your church information, organizing actions of solidarity and prayer. On

Riconciliazione.it can find a poster (in pdf) to be exhibited at church or in other public places.

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150 accessions from 22 countries for'appello for the Liberation of Father Saad Sirop Hanna 8sacerdote Chaldean Catholic) by 7 days.

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RELEASE FATHER SAAD Petition

It 'now been a week since Father Saad Sirop Hanna was kidnapped in Baghdad .

Unfortunately there is still no news about him, but the desire is to try to keep alive attention to his case.

This is one of the reasons why each signature added to the appeal for his release is important, when the other is that Father Saad return among us will be happy to know that many, many people, who have known or not, have spent a few minutes of your life to him.

To date, 23 of August 2006 were collected over 150 signatures.

Accessions by: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Norway, New Zealand, Netherlands, Palestine, Peru, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, USA

already participating include:

Hans von Sponeck ( Germany )

from 1998 to 2000 Coordinator of the UN program in Iraq "Oil for Food", resigned in 2000 denouncing the embargo to Iraq '. Professor of demography and anthropology, has worked for more than thirty ' years for the' UN .

Yonadam Y. Kanna (Iraq) Secretary General of the Assyrian Democratic Movement ( Zowaa )

Francesco Lo Cascio (sponsor) national secretariat of the International Movement for Reconciliation (MIR - IFOR)

Maia Antoinette Malleo representative of UNESCO ' IFOR

Fredo Olivero Director of Pastoral Care of Migrants Torino

Luigia Storti Office Pastoral Migrants Torino, representative projects Iraq

Don Renato Sacco , Mosaic of Peace-Pax Christi Italy

John Notari SJ. Director of 'Institute of Political Training ' Pedro Arrupe ' , Palermo, Italy

Carlo molars ( moral theology) From 1961 to 1968 he was aide-Section Study of doctrinal of S. Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. For a decade he served as secretary of the Italian Theological Association (ITA) and a member of the Committee of consultation section of the dogma of the international journal Concilium .

G. Simon Harak ,( gesuita ) has a B.A from Fairfield University , an M.div . from the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, and an M.A. from the University of Notre Dame. He also has a Ph.D. in Ethics, from Notre Dame. Simon has been active in the Peace Movement and helped found Voices in the Wilderness, which was nominated in 2001, 2002, and 2003 for the Nobel Peace Prize. He has traveled to Iraq three times with VOICES, where he openly and publicly violated US/UN sanctions, to bring medicine and toys to Iraqi hospitals. In September, 2003, Simon became Anti-Militarism Coordinator at the National Office of the WRL.

Ean -Benoit Charrin , ( Svizzera ) of Dominicans for Justice and Peace,

Renee Girardet (Svizzera) Secretary of the IRSB romand Institute of Science biblical

H. Vesseur (OSB-Benedettini) Netherlands - Contemplatief Verband van Christenen

Antonino Drago Professor University of Naples, Movement Community 's Ark

Henry Peyretti director of Il Foglio, nonviolent movement

Vappereau Benedicte-Fleur French MIR

Letizia Battaglia journalist and photographer, Palermo

Andrea Cozzo researcher Faculty of Arts University of Palermo

Farid Adly Cultural Association ANBAMED Mediterranean, news from the Mediterranean [employee of the Corriere della Sera ", Radio Popolare and the" Manifesto "]

Fra Stefano Dubini Capuchin friar Secretariat Migrants Bergamo

Arianna Ballotta President of Coalition Italian against the Death Penalty

Kohler Alexandra (Switzerland) Chaldean Sisters

Br Rayan Act (Roma) seminarian Chaldean Iraqi

F. Aysar Elias Saaed (Roma) seminarian Chaldean Iraqi