Family, at church in Aleppo when their house was bombed, moves into Richmond neighbourhood
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Aabeed Biyrouti (centre), his wife Ramiya Moushati (right) and their
three children are welcomed at St. Joseph the Worker Parish. Behind them
stand parishioners and translators. Agnieszka Krawczynski / The B.C.
Catholic. |
A trip to Mass saved the lives of five Syrians. Aabeed Biyrouti, his wife Ramiya Moushati, and their three young children were at church with extended family when a bomb levelled their home in Aleppo in 2014. For
full story see
The B.C. Catholic website.
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Federal budget raises concerns
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Alex Schadenberg is seen on the right in this photo. Deborah Gyapong (CCN). |
Though many welcome aspects of new spending in the Liberal's first federal budget, the lack of any funds targeted for a national palliative care strategy has raised concerns. For
full story see
The B.C. Catholic website.
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