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Joan Lewis, EWTN’s Rome correspondent, is reporting from Iraq. I’ve only heard short segments on EWTN radio and haven’t had time to read her blog yet. She’s gone apparently in response to a letter from the Bishops there asking western reporters to come see the situation. You can see in the right margin that her reporting apparently began 2/15 in Beirut.
Her reports from Rome are always very informative and interesting. I think Grace has brought her to Iraq, apparently also Lebanon. She’s usually very articulate and economical with her reporting but she sounded almost dazed in the live snippets I’ve hear. She kept saying how changed she is by what she is experiencing. She mentioned the daily killings and that two female students were stopped the previous day, asked to show their identify cards, which said they were Christians, and they were then shot.
May her reporting, and all that she will bring back to her life in Rome on a daily basis, bring more attention to and response to the plight of our sisters and brothers in the Church suffering in Iraq.
Joan Lewis, EWTN’s Rome correspondent, is reporting from Iraq. I’ve only heard short segments on EWTN radio and haven’t had time to read her blog yet. She’s gone apparently in response to a letter from the Bishops there asking western reporters to come see the situation. You can see in the right margin that her reporting apparently began 2/15 in Beirut.
Her reports from Rome are always very informative and interesting. I think Grace has brought her to Iraq, apparently also Lebanon. She’s usually very articulate and economical with her reporting but she sounded almost dazed in the live snippets I’ve hear. She kept saying how changed she is by what she is experiencing. She mentioned the daily killings and that two female students were stopped the previous day, asked to show their identify cards, which said they were Christians, and they were then shot.
May her reporting, and all that she will bring back to her life in Rome on a daily basis, bring more attention to and response to the plight of our sisters and brothers in the Church suffering in Iraq.