Syrian Christians Celebrate Mass, Schools Reopen After Assad’s Fall: A New Era of Peace?
Syrian Christians attend Mass this week, a week after the reported overthrow of Assad’s regime, marking a significant change after years of uncertainty and fear. The reopening of schools alongside the resumption of religious services suggests a potential shift towards normalcy and religious freedom, a welcome development for many.
The situation is complex, however, and the future remains uncertain. While the immediate aftermath shows signs of religious tolerance, the long-term implications are far from clear. Concerns linger about the potential for instability and the possibility of a rise in religious intolerance.
For many, especially Christian communities, the past decade and a half has been marked by considerable hardship and displacement.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker