Across Syria, Christian communities are gathering in mourning following the devastating bombing at Mar Elias Church, which claimed the lives of several worshippers and left many others injured. The attack, which targeted one of the country’s historic Christian landmarks, has sent shockwaves through the nation’s religious and cultural fabric.
Candles were lit and prayers echoed through churches from Damascus to Aleppo, as families, clergy, and local residents came together to honor the victims—referred to as martyrs by many in the grieving community.
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The somber commemorations reflect not only the pain of those directly affected, but also the enduring resilience of Syria’s Christian minority, which has faced repeated persecution throughout the country’s years of conflict.
Mar Elias Church, long a symbol of faith and unity in the region, was packed with worshippers when the explosion tore through the building. Leaders from across Syria’s Christian denominations have called for peace and solidarity in the face of tragedy.
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