The Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation’s Third International Conference was declared a complete success according to Rateb Rabie, KHS, President of the Foundation. He stated, “This conference is the most
Some of you have contacted us in the last day to ask what the situation in Bethlehem is like as you’ve heard word of the Israeli military entering the city.
Arab Christians suffer during the continued military occupation in the Holy Land. Because of the devastating effects of the military occupation, Arab Christians are leaving the land where Christianity was
The Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation expresses its sorrow for the victims and families affected by the tragedies in New York City, Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania. As we seek some
In a situation which remains a walk towards more light and more justice for our countries, and towards more awareness of our vocation and of the meaning of our life
The Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation (HCEF) will convene its second annual National Conference for Christians and Christian Churches focused on the fate of Christians in the Holy Land. The
Father Emil Salayta of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem and HCEF President Rateb Rabie attended the annual National Prayer Breakfast on February 3 with President and Mrs. Clinton.
“The question is whether the pursuit of both justice and peace requires that, in some form, Jerusalem be shared with the Palestinian people. We believe that it does.”
We expect in the next few weeks that at least 4000-5000 parishioners of all denominations will hear the important message that unless something is done, and quickly, Christians and other
The Board of Directors of the Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation Has elected two new directors: Fr. Peter Ruggere, a Maryknoll priest, and Mr. William R. Mapes, Jr., an attorney