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Iraq - Free Nineveh
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The Oriental Patriarchs met in Erbil in northern Iraq on August 19, 2014. Their message highlights some fundamental aspects of the actual emergency of the Christians of the Nineveh Plain and of Mosul city. In light of their message, Salvaimonasteri (Savethemonasteries) hereby launches the present international appeal in order to have the following demands quickly developed and implemented:
1) the commitment of all the Iraqis, of the Iraqi government, of the Regional Kurdish government, and of the international community for the immediate liberation of the towns, the villages, and the ancient religious sites of the Nineveh Plain (among which are: Baghdeda-Qarakosh, Bartella, Karamless, Bashiqah, Talkief, Batnaya, the sites of the monasteries of Mar Matta and Mar Benham). The commitment to the re-establishment of civil and religious rights of the Christian minority in Mosul city. The commitment to allow the refugees to return to their towns and villages with guarantees for their safety and sustainable conditions, along with a political solution to safeguard the private property of the Nineveh and Mosul refugees.
2) the formation of a province for the Christians in Iraq. According to the Patriarchs’ message “in constitutional terms, it is possible to establish a province for the Iraqi Christians. Now this has become acceptable”. Related to this point, Baghdeda-Qaraqosh, the only town in Nineveh and all Iraq with a major Christian population, has all the prerogatives to be established as the capital of the Province for Christians.
3) the recognition of Nineveh cultural sites as World Heritage sites from Unesco and other international organizations in order to safeguard and promote the monuments and sites hat are still standing, and to restore those damaged. (list of Christian, Assyrian, Muslim sites)
4) an impartial distribution of aid among the different groups of Catholic, Orthodox and other minorities effected by the state of emergency in Kurdistan, in other Iraqi regions, and during their return home; the impartial issuing of visas to third countries.
5) respect for the international and humanitarian rights, including the freedom to return home, of the refugees displaced in Iraq or for those who found shelter abroad.
Rome, August 25th, 2014
First subscribers:
ELISABETTA VALGIUSTI
MASSIMO CACCIARI
PIERLUIGI CASTAGNETTI
MARIA GIOVANNA MUZJ
DON GEORGES JAHOLA
GIANCLAUDIO MACCHIARELLA
SEBASTIAN PAUL BROCK
ERICA C D HUNTER
Fr. THOMAS MC DERMOTT, OP
MARZIO LOLLI GHETTI
PAOLO LIVERANI
FIORENZO DEGASPERI
MARIA ANGELA MONTERISI
BRUNO CILENTO
MARCO ROSSI
GABRIELLA COTTA
GUGLIELMO GIORDANO
BRUNO MORICONI
PIERLUIGI GIACOMELLO
ILARIA GROSSO
ANTONIO RIGO
ADRIANO CIANI
MARCO FIORAMANTI
GIOVANNI GENTILI
ROSALBA MORELLI
Sr. MARIE CECILE OSBORNE, RJM
FEDERICO MONTI
DANIELA TUSCANO
CARLO POVELATTO
PAOLO MARIA GROSSHOLZ
CLAUDIA GIANPIETRO
ANTONIO BARTOCCI
BEGNINI CECILIA
MAURIZIO AGRO’
EVA ARRICIATI
ANDREA DONEDA
MICAELA SPERANZA
FLAVIA DE VITT
DANIELA FERRARI
ANTONIO RANZOLIN
PATRIZIA MOLINARI
TIZIANA MAYER
EVANGELIA HADJITRYPHONOS
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محافظة نينوى مُحرّرة– نداء دولي
عقد بطاركة الكنائس الشرقية اجتماعًا في مدينة اربيل الواقعة في اقليم كردستان العراق في 19/8/2014، وجهوا من خلاله رسالة أوضحوا فيها تداعيات الحالة الطارئة التي يمر فيها مسيحيي سهل نينوى ومدينة الموصل. وقد اهتم موقع “انقاذ الاديرة” ( Salvaimonasteri ) بموضوع الاجتماع فساهم في إطلاق نداء دولي لكيما يتم تقييم واعتبار المطالب التالية كحالة مُلِحّة:
1- انشاء مقاطعة خاصة بمسيحيي العراق. وبحسب نداء البطاركة، “ان تحديد مقاطعة لمسيحيي العراق هو امر ممكن من الناحية الدستورية“، وان هذا الأمر قد اصبح ممكنا. وفي هذا الصدد، فإن بغديدا–قره قوش، المدينة الكبرى الأولى ذات الأغلبية المسيحية ضمن محافظة نينوى وضمن العراق، هي مؤهلة بشكل جيد لتكون عاصمة الإقليم المسيحي.
2- بذل الجهود من قِبل العراقيين والحكومة العراقية وحكومة اقليم كوردستان والمجموعة الدولية للتحرير الفوري لمدن وقرى وللمواقع الدينية الأثرية في سهل نينوى (بينها بغديدا – قره قوش، برطلة، كرمليس، بعشيقة، تلكيف، باطنايا، مناطق دير مار متى ودير مار بهنام)، والجهود في إعادة الحقوق المدنية والدينية للأقلية المسيحية في الموصل. والجهود من أجل جعل إعادة توطين المُهجّرين إلى مُدنهم وقُراهم مع ضمانات لسلامتهم ضمن حماية دولية وفي ظروف لائقة. إقرار سياسات مُلحة لإنقاذ المُمتلكات الخاصة بلاجئي الموصل ومحافظة نينوى.
3- الاعتراف بالإرث الثقافي في محافظة نينوى من قِبل اليونسكو ومن قِبل المؤسسات الدولية “كإرث للإنسانية” للمحافظة على وتطوير المواقع الناجية من التخريب، وإصلاح ما قد تضرّر منها. (مُلحق: مواقع آشورية، مسيحية، إسلامية).
4- توزيع نزيه وعادل للمساعدات على مختلف الاقليات: الكاثوليكية والارثوذكسية والأقليات الغير المسيحية، المتضررين من جراء الوضع الحالي والمتواجدين في مختلف مناطق العراق وفي كردستان، خاصة في مرحلة عودتهم إلى ديارهم. تخصيص عادل بمنح تأشيرات السفر إلى الدول التي تستقبل المُهجَّرين.
5- احترام المبادئ الدولية ومبادئ حقوق الانسان للمهجّرين مع اعطائهم حرية القرار بالعودة سواءً للمهجرين داخل الاراضي العراقية او لأولئك اللذين تشتتوا في الخارج.
روما– 25 اب 2014
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NINIVE LIBERA – APPELLO INTERNAZIONALE
Il messaggio dei Patriarchi delle Chiese Orientali, riuniti a Erbil nella regione del Kurdistan in nord Iraq il 19/08/2014, riporta alcuni aspetti fondamentali della grave emergenza dei Cristiani della piana di Ninive e di Mosul. Raccogliendo tale messaggio, Salvaimonasteri lancia un appello internazionale perchè vengano sviluppate e definite urgentemente le seguenti istanze:
1) l’impegno degli iracheni, del Governo iracheno, del Governo regionale curdo, della comunità internazionale per la liberazione immediata delle città, dei villaggi, degli antichi siti religiosi della Piana di Ninive, (fra cui Baghdeda-Qarakosh, Bartella, Karamless, Bashiqah, Talkief, Batnaya, le zone di Mar Matta e di Mar Benham). L’impegno per il ripristino dei diritti civili e religiosi della minoranza cristiana nella città di Mosul. L’impegno per il rientro dei profughi nelle loro città e villaggi con garanzie per la sicurezza e condizioni sostenibili. Attuazione di politiche immediate per la salvaguardia del diritto di proprietà dei profughi di Ninive e di Mosul.
2) la formazione di una provincia per i Cristiani in Iraq. Secondo il messaggio dei Patriarchi, “parlando in termini costituzionali, stabilire una provincia per i Cristiani in Iraq è possibile. Questo è diventato accettabile”. A questo riguardo, Baghdeda-Qaraqosh, l’unica città a maggioranza cristiana a Ninive e in tutto l’Iraq, ha tutte le prerogative per essere stabilita come capoluogo della Provincia per i Cristiani.
3) il riconoscimento del patrimonio culturale di Ninive da parte dell’Unesco e delle Istituzioni internazionali come Patrimonio dell’Umanità per salvaguardare e promuovere i monumenti e i siti superstiti, per ripristinare quanto già danneggiato. (lista siti Cristiani, Assiri, Musulmani)
4) l’equa distribuzione di sostegni e di aiuti fra i diversi gruppi della minoranza cattolica, della minoranza ortodossa, delle altre minoranze, nell’ emergenza in corso nella regione curda e in altre regioni irachene, nella fase di rientro. Equa assegnazione di visti per paesi terzi.
5) il rispetto dei principi del diritto internazionale e dei diritti umanitari insieme con la libertà di tornare nella residenza originaria sia per i rifugiati al’interno del paese sia per coloro che hanno trovato accoglienza in paesi terzi.
Roma, 25 agosto 2014
COMMENTS
ELISABETTA VALGIUSTI: I deeply love Nineveh and those Christians who are original inhabitants of this land. It is a barbaric crime and an international shame if Nineveh remains without Christians, if the antique Nineveh churches are destroyed, if the life and the traditions of the great Nineveh Christian people are annihilated. Free Nineveh!
PAOLO LIVERANI: Killing in the name of God is the worst blasphemy.
FiIORENZO DEGASPERI: Non si può uccidere una storia millenaria di convivenza. (A millennial history of co-existence cannot be wiped out).
MARCO ROSSI: Salviamo il più possibile le testimonianze del dialogo religioso e culturale tra i popoli: solo questo potrà favorire la pace.( Let’s save as much as possible the witnesses of the religious and cultural dialogue among the peoples: this is the only way to foster the peace).
GABRIELLA COTTA: The wealth of Middle East reposes on the cohabitation of different religions, which reflects the courses of humanity. All this must be preserved by nihilism and brutality of fundamentalists movements.
GUGLIELMO GIORDANO: La costituzione di una provincia cristiana va contro i principi di rispetto del credo altrui e dell’integrazione. Spero si tratti di una misura necessaria ma contingente, da superare dopo l’esito positivo della crisi attuale. (The establishment of a Christian province contravenes the principles of the respect for other people’s belief and for the integration. I hope that it is a necessary measure but contingent, to go over after the positive outcome of the present crisis.)
PIELUIGI GIACOMELLO: Mi associo all’appello nella speranza che vengano garantiti libertà di culto, diritti umani e coesistenza pacifica nella culla della civiltà. (I subscribe the appeal with the hope that freedom of worship, human rights and pacific co-existence will be guaranteed in the cradle of the civilization.)
ANTONIO RIGO: Support the Christians in the Middle East!
ADRIANO CIANI: Very important and right initiative. It’s a common heritage for all on the world.
DANIELA TUSCANO: Free Nineveh, free Christian people!
PAOLO MARIA GROSSHOLZ: Freedom for all everywhere for ever!
CLAUDIA GIANPIETRO: War is over…if we want it! Free Nineveh
ANTONIO BARTOCCI: Non possiamo assistere oltre all’indifferenza del cosiddetto “mondo civile” di fronte alle barbariche e disumane vessazioni imposte dall’ Is alle minoranze cristiane.
BEGNINI CECILIA: I am a Catholic and have seven children. God is love.
MAURIZIO AGRO’: Save Nineveh!
EVA ARRICIATI: Chiedo agli stati occidentali di intervenire affinchè sia possibile la libertà religiosa e sia dato sostengno,materiale e spirituale, alle popolazioni del medio oriente oggetto di discriminazione religiosa.
ANDREA DONEDA: Perché possano tornare a casa in pace
MICAELA SPERANZA: In questo momento, posso pregare e sottoscrivere. Questo faccio, grazie per la possibilità.
FLAVIA DE VITT: Peace and liberty for the Christians!
DANIELA FERRARI: Killing in the name of God is the worst blasphemy.
ERICA C D HUNTER: The situation of the Christians is dire. They were forced out of their homes in Mosul. They need to return, with guarantees of safety, to their traditional homes. Many of the ISIS fighters are not from Iraq, but occupy their homes.
SEBASTIAN PAUL BROCK: Thank you for your valuable work!
PATRIZIA MOLINARI: It’s necessary to stop this tragedy.
EVANGELIA HADJITRYPHONOS: I find all that deeply unhuman.
TIZIANA MAYER: Let’s save eastern christians and christanity!
ANTONIO RANZOLIN: Christianity is beauty. Beauty of all mankind. Il cristianesimo è bellezza. Bellezza di tutta l’umanità.
Defend Syria - Save Aleppo
INTERNATIONAL APPEAL TO:
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC, THE GOVERNMENTS OF WESTERN AND EASTERN COUNTRIES, ALL PARTIES TO THE CONFLICT, EUROPEAN UNION, UNITED NATIONS, UNESCO, INSTITUTIONS AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE.
In uniting with the great suffering of the Syrian people and trusting in the urgent pacification of Syria, we ask for the immediate implementation of protection for the cultural heritage of the country, which is undergoing extensive damage. In particular, we appeal for the protection of the Citadel, the old town and all the monuments and buildings belonging to all the different religions in the city of Aleppo.
The uniqueness of the cultural history of Aleppo is a priceless cultural heritage and is beautifully demonstrated by a long tradition of peaceful coexistence between different religious groups.
The loss of this unique unity and capacity for coexistence would represent a resounding defeat for the civilization of the twenty-first century, which we do not want and we oppose. In particular, we call for the reintroduction of the use of those very religious sites (mosques, churches, synagogues, monasteries, shrines), which risk complete destruction, as they are being occupied and used for military purposes by the various parties in the conflict. In addition, we ask that religious buildings, museums, archaeological sites, ancient houses, are protected from looting and vandalism, and international governments commit themselves to pursuing and punishing those who are trafficking the stolen cultural property of the Syrian people. The ancient historical centers of Aleppo and Damascus, Bosra, Palmyra, Hisn al Akrād and Qal’at Salah El-Din, and a group of ancient villages of northern Syria, are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Defending the Syrian cultural heritage means defending the civilization of the twenty-first century.
Our appeal was sent to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, to European Parliament President Martin Schulz, to European Council HRVP Catherine Ashton, to Unesco Director-General Irina Bokova, to Arab League Secretary General Nabil El Araby, to Syrian Minister of Tourism Hala Mohammad Al-Nasser, to Syrian Minister of Culture Lubanah Mshaweh, and to other international institutions.
Rome, 28/10/2012 SALVAIMONASTERI-SAVETHEMONASTERIES
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Arabic Version
للدفاع عن سوريا, لانقاذ حلب
نداء:
الى قيادة الجمهورية العربية السورية
الى جميع اطراف الصراع القائم
الى حكومات الدول الغربية والعربية
الى الاتحاد الاوربي
الى الامم المتحدة
الى الاونيسكو
الى المؤسسات والمنظمات العالمية
معا لانقاذ التراث الحضاري في سوريا
متحدين مع الالم العميق للشعب السوري وواثقين بالمصالحة الملحة في سوريا, نطالب فورا استعادة حماية التراث الثقافي للبلد الذي يعاني اضراراً جسيمة واسعة النطاق. على وجه الخصوص, نناشد بضمان حماية القلعة, ووسط المدينة القديم وجميع المعالم الاثرية والمباني التابعة لجميع الطوائف الدينية المختلفة في مدينة حلب.
الطابع الفريد للتاريخ الثقافي لمدينة حلب يتمثل في تراثها الثقافي الذي لا يقدر بثمن, ويتجلى بشكل رائع في التقليد الراسخ للتعايش السلمي بين جميع الجماعات الدينية المختلفة. ان فقدان هذا الطابع الفريد والقدرة على التعايش قد يؤدي الى انهيار حضارة القرن الواحد والعشرين الذي لا نريد ان نراه والذي عليه نعارض.
على وجه الخصوص, فاننا ندعو الى استعادة استخدام تلك المواقع الدينية الخاصة (المساجد, الكنائس, المعابد, الاديرة, و الاماكن المقدسة), التي هي في خطر التدمير الشامل لكونها محتلة ومستخدمة لاهداف عسكرية من قبل مختلف الاطراف.
بالإضافة إلى ذلك، فإننا نطالب أن تتم حماية المباني الدينية والمتاحف والمواقع الاثرية والبيوت القديمة, من النهب والتخريب, وأن تلتزم الحكومات الدولية بملاحقة التهريب غير الشرعي للممتلكات الثقافية السورية المسروقة. ان المراكز التاريخية القديمة في حلب ودمشق, وبصرى وتدمر وحصن الاكراد وقلعة صلاح الدين ومجموعة من القرى القديمة في شمال سوريا, جميعها معترف عليها من اليونيسكو بانها تراث عالمي. الدفاع عن التراث الثقافي السوري للدفاع عن حضارة القرن الحادي والعشرين.
Italian Version
APPELLO
AL GOVERNO DELLA REPUBBLICA ARABA SIRIANA, A TUTTE LE PARTI IN CONFLITTO, AI GOVERNI DEI PAESI OCCIDENTALI E ORIENTALI, ALL’ UNIONE EUROPEA, ALLE NAZIONI UNITE, ALL’UNESCO, ALLE ISTITUZIONI ED ORGANIZZAZIONI INTERNAZIONALI, PER LA SALVAGUARDIA DEL PATRIMONIO CULTURALE DELLA SIRIA.
Unendoci alla grande sofferenza del popolo siriano e confidando nell’urgente pacificazione della Siria, chiediamo che sia immediatamente ristabilita la tutela del patrimonio culturale del paese che sta subendo danni ingentissimi.
In special modo, ci appelliamo perché sia garantita la salvaguardia della Cittadella, del centro storico e di tutti i monumenti ed edifici appartenenti a tutte le diverse confessioni religiose nella città di Aleppo.
L’unicità storico-culturale di Aleppo è rappresentata dal suo inestimabile patrimonio culturale ed è magnificamente testimoniata da una consolidata tradizione di pacifica convivenza fra gruppi di diversa appartenenza religiosa.
La perdita di tale unicità e di tale capacità di convivenza significherebbe una sconfitta della civiltà del XXI secolo a cui non vogliamo assistere e a cui ci opponiamo.
In particolare, chiediamo che venga ripristinato l’utilizzo proprio di quei siti religiosi (moschee, chiese, sinagoghe, monasteri, santuari), che rischiano la completa distruzione essendo occupati e utilizzati per fini militari dalle diverse parti. Inoltre, chiediamo che edifici religiosi, musei, scavi archeologici, antiche case, vengano protetti da saccheggi e vandalismi, e che i governi internazionali si impegnino a perseguire duramente il traffico di beni culturali siriani trafugati. Gli antichi centri storici di Aleppo e di Damasco, Bosra, Palmira, Hisn al Akrad e Qal’at Salah El-Din, e un gruppo di antichi villaggi della Siria settentrionale, sono riconosciuti Patrimonio dell’Umanità dall’Unesco. Difendere il patrimonio culturale della Siria per difendere la civiltà del XXI secolo.
Primi firmatari / First subscribers:
Elisabetta Valgiusti, Salvaimonasteri-Savethemonasteries, Roma, Italia
Massimo Cacciari, Venezia, Italia
- E. Msgr. William Shomali, Auxiliary Bishop of Jerusalem, Israel
Tito Amodei, Roma, Italia
Padre Joseph Tobji, Aleppo, Siria
On. Pierluigi Castagnetti, Roma, Italia
Maria Giovanna Muzj, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Roma, Italia
Francesca Flores D’Arcais, Università Cattolica di Padova, Italia
Padre Alex Zanotelli, Napoli, Italia
Gianclaudio Macchiarella, Università Cà Foscari, Venezia, Italia
Dacia Maraini, Roma, Italia
Marzio Lolli Ghetti, Roma, Italia
Macrios Jabbour, Aleppo, Siria
Father Thomas Mc Dermott O.P.,St. Vincent Ferrer Priory, River Forest, Il, Usa
Patrizia Molinari, Accademia Belle Arti Frosinone, Roma, Italia
Amir Harrak, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Boghos Levon Zekiyan, Università Cà Foscari, Venezia, Italia
Giovanni Gentili, Rimini, Italia
Sr. M. Carmen Herrer Herrer, Alexandria, Egypt
Margherita Levi, Milano, Italia
Giorgio Arcadici, Borgomanero, Italia
Luciana Stella, Milano, Italia
Roberto Giambrone, Palermo Italia
Claudia Danzi, Verona, Italia
Sebastian Paul Brock, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Andrea Tanilli, Roma, Italia
Daniela Serpilli, Roma, Italia
Carlo Carboni, Fano, Italia
Luisa Bastoni, Milano, Italia
Daniela Serpilli, Roma, Italia
Sr. Marie-Cecile Osborne RJM, Lahore, Pakistan
Luisa Bastoni, Milano, Italia
Francesco Di Lello, Terracina, Italia
Wanda Mafezzoni, Bielefeld, Deutschland
Mario Maritano, Università Pontificia Salesiana, Roma, Italia
Sryoum Naza Arour, Lebanon
Ilaria Riccitelli, Roma, Italia
Gennaro Di Martino, Novara, Italia
Dina Di Stefano, Venezia, Italia
Elisabetta Galvani, Milano, Italia
Nikola Segedi, Belgrade, Serbia
Federica Clarizia, Cava de’ Tirreni, Italia
Maria Grazia Giacomini, Trieste, Italia
Teresita Boriani, Lodi, Italia
Maryvonne Duclaux, Poitiers, France
Biagio Cacciola, Frosinone, Italia
Sharon Bossler OP, Chicago, Usa
Ghassam Rassam, Falls Church, Usa
Jacek Swiecki, Warsaw, Poland
Muhyi Alkhateeb, Clifton, Va, Usa
Andrea Bulgarini, Italia
Lucia Mercalli, Milano, Italia
Mustafa Alward, Amman, Jordan
Ayad Al Sultan, Amman, Jordan
Alan Khatib, Clifton, Va, Usa
Fiorenzo De Gasperi, Trento, Italia
Erica C D Hunter, SOAS University of London, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Fr. Richard Stark SVD, Church of Visitation, St. Petersburgh, Russia
Maria Angela Monterisi, Risceglie, Italia
Eleonora Trentini, Bovolone, Italia
Falah Shaker Yahya, Amman, Jordan
Richard Pinion, Sevierville, TN, Usa
Emanuela Amendola, Pisa, Italia
Sr. Mariam Norick, New York, Usa
Fulvio Lo Faro, Nicosia, Italia
Peggy Kane Humphreys, Knoxville, Usa
Rosa D’Amico, Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna, Italia
- Bruno Moriconi, Pontificio Istituto Teresianum, Roma, Italia
Rosanna Busacca, Conco, Italia
Evangelia Hadjitryphonos, Aristotelian University Thessaloniki, Greece
Mujbil Al-Marsumi, Baghdad, Iraq
Giuseppe Cocco, Roma, Italia
Silvia Cappucci, Bologna, Italia
Luigia Passerini, Bologna, Italia
Marco Rossi, Università Cattolica di Milano, Milano, Italia
Gabriella Cotta, Università La Sapienza, Roma, Italia
Franca Sita, Catanzaro, Italia
Elizabeth Key Fowden, Berlin, Germany
Sundus Henderson, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Andrew Louth FBA, Durham University, Darlington, United Kingdom
Elizabeth Williams, New York, NY, Usa
Faris Elias Hasso, Baghdad, Iraq
Fr. Columba Stewart OSB, Hill Museum, Collegeville, MN, Usa
Giuseppe Samir Eid, Milano, Italia
Talal Anaie, Helsinki, Denmark
Matteo Crivella, Facoltà Teologica dell’Italia Settentrionale, Milano, Italia
Irene Tinti, Brescia, Italia
Emanuela Gall Ligal, Padova, Italia
E. Msgr. Lawrence Saldanha, Archbishop emeritus of Lahore, Pakistan
Gabriella Ceciliati, Venezia, Italia
Benoit Du Rey Sabine, Venezia, Italia
Baykar Sivazliyan, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italia
Gueguel Khatchadouran, Milano, Italia
Martina Corgnati, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italia
Teresa Volini, Potenza, Italia
Corina Cohal, Torino, Italia
Bruno Ciliento, Torino, Italia
Marina Mavian, Milano, Italia
Claudio Gerola, Rovereto, Italia
Ilaria Grosso, Milano, Italia
Sona Haroutyunian, Università Cà Foscari, Venezia, Italia
Garazioti Irini, Milano, Italia
Alberto Rosselli, Genova, Italia Simona Bochmer, Italia
Brusamolino Silvana, Milano, Italia
Silvano Scapinelli, Cento, Italia
Paola Mildonian, Università Cà Foscari, Venezia, Italia
Raffaella Corcione, Roma, Italia
Elena Vida, Milano, Italia
Silvia Bertapelle, Venezia, Italia
Niccolo’ Pambazzi, Delft, Netherlands
Mary Avakian, Taranto, Italia
Giuseppe Manzoni di Chiosca, Milano, Italia
Berge Oknayan, Milano, Italia
Giuseppe Manzoni di Chiosca, Milano, Italia
Etta Lisa Basaldella, Venezia, Italia
Carlo Coppola, Centro Studi Hrand Nazariantz, Bari, Italia
Marco Battaglia, ‘800 MusicaFestival, Milano, Italia
Kambiz Dowlatchahi, Roma, Italia
Lesley Court, Venezia, Italia
Gabriella Uluhogian, Bologna, Italia
Ludovica Cantarutti, Pordenone, Italia
Viscovi Mario, Milano, Italia
Marta Kovacs, Belgium
Ugo Banfi, Segrate, italia
Altin Kosta,Philadelfia, Usa
Serena Maria Cecchini, Roma, Italia
Fausto Facheris, Bergamo, Italia
Daniele Garrone, Facoltà Valdese di Teologia, Roma, Italia
Paola Antoni, Roma, Italia
Nicoletta Invernizzi, Busto Arsizio, Italia
Jacques Bezdikian, Venezia, Italia
Marzia Bonetti, Milano, Italia
Exc. Mr. Ghanim Taha Al-Shibli, Ambassador Head of Arab League Mission to Italy and Holy See, Rome, Italy
Gianna Andrian, Ferrara, Italia
Marco Massari, Ferrara, Italia
Angela Zaffaroni, Monza, Italia
Ermanno Arslan, Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Roma, Italia
Marco Squarcini, Milano, Italia
Fr.Roberto Giraldo, Istituto Studi Ecumenici, Venezia, Italia
Araxy Arslanian, Genova, Italia
Simonetta Bove, Genova, Italia
Gianni Piffari, Bologna, Italia
Margherita Lo Verde, Bologna, Italia
Francesca Dell’Acqua, Università di Salerno, Italia
Vasken Berberian, Torino, italia
Ute Lindner, Roma, Italia
Giovanni Saracino, Trieste,Italia
Luisa La Malfa, Roma, Italia
Marco Bonetti, Monza, Italia
Alessandro Pirola, Milano, Italia
Dario Buzzo, Milano, Italia
Laurent Basanese, Pontificio Istituto Orientale, Roma, Italia
H.G. Bishop Hovakim Manukyan, Armenian Apostolic Church, Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, Armenia
Alberto Buttaglieri, Roma, Italia
John Healey, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK
Maria Di Falco, Roma, Italia
Eugenie Arslanian, Genova, Italia
Matteo Miele,Terracina, Italia
Sonia Shaghoyan,Verona, Italia
Elena Angiolini, Latina, Italia
Paola Antoni, Roma, Italia
Filomena Provenzano, Porto Empedocle, Italia
Federico Eichberg, Roma, Italia
Silvana Capurso, Bari, Italia
Paolo Proietti, Roma, Italia
Nevio Costantini, Padova, Italia
Bhisham Chandiramani, Mumbai, India
Grazia Mento, Messina, Italia
Paolo Mento, Torino, Italia
Sr. Agnes Mariam of the Cross, Beirut, Libano
Suahil H. Zavaro, San Diego, Usa
Anita Cinti, Monza, Italia
Elisabetta Nicotra, Roma, Italia
Ilaria M. Grosso, Milano, Italia
Ghassan Shathaya, San Diego, Usa
Razek Siriani, Director of Ecumenical Relations, Aleppo, Syria
Maral Darakjian, Aleppo, Syria
Mary Avakian, Taranto, Italia
Katie Bryer, London, United Kingdom
Yeghis Keheyan, Roma, Italia
Patrizia Taccani, Milano, Italia
Raffaella Corcione, Roma, Italy
Ludwig Naroyan, Lugano, Switzerland
Belkacem Mammeri, M’Sila, Algeria
LIST OF COMMENTS BY SUBSCRIBERS TO DEFEND SYRIA, SAVE ALEPPO APPEAL
Archbishop Lawrence Saldanha: May peace prevail !
Fr. Joseph Tobji: Convert your hearts and follow the path of peace.
Amir Harrak: Please spare people and their millennia old heritage and culture!
Sebastian Paul Brock: The rich heritage of Syria is a precious part of our common heritage.
Giorgio Arcadin: Today the worst danger is indifference, the danger to get used to the violences perpretated against harmful people and against their cultural heritage that is daily damaged. Indifference is the worst kind of complicity. Let’s raise our voice and make our indignation be heard.
Columba Stewart OSB: We reaffirm our commitment to preserving the manuscript patrimony of the Christian communities of the Near East.
Margherita Levi: Let’s stop this cultural massacre!
Gennaro Di Martino, Novara, Italia: Saving the culture for democracy!
Sr. Marie-Cecile Osborne RJM: The ancient city of Aleppo is a treasure, please save it from further destruction.
Luciana Stella: Let’s save Syria!
Claudia Danzi: Save your soul, your children, your future, stop fighting!
Macrios Jabbour: It’s a sin !
Daniela Serpilli: Save the human lives and stop the destruction!
Luisa Bastoni: Save Aleppo and Palmyra !
Ilaria Riccitelli: Let’s save them !!!
Boghos Levon Zekiyan: As very often, this time also we awaked up too late! Under the fallacious appearance of certain “democratic” slogans by people who don’t even know what democracy is (cf. what happened in Iraq, Afghanistan, Lybia etc.), our infallible West gave all its enormous support to destabilize a country, Syria in this case, under the supreme, farseeing leadership of the greatest general of the 20th-21st centuries (Mrs. Clinton), a country which even if not democratic as to free thinking, was even more democrat than our Western system as far as the identity and autonomy of all registered ethnic, religious, and confessional communities (more than fifteen) were at issue. Our recent history is full of similar “post-prophecies”, a very emblematic case having been in the 60ies of the 20th century the creation of todays Nigeria with the open Western complicity in the genocide of the Biafra people (two million of victims nearly!). In any case, “better late than never”!
Elisabetta Galvani: Let’s defend the civilization !
Dina Di Stefano: If mankind does not understand why to defend these witnesses of her culture and history it means she is not worth to survive.
Giovanni Gentili: Let’s save the cultural heritage of Syria as a contribute for peace.
Roberto Giambrone: For the respect of cultural differences.
Federica Clarizia: So many people cannot die and their cultural heritage cannot be destroyed in such a silence and indifference!
Mariagrazia Giacomini, Trieste, Italia: In my city, Trieste, the different religious and ethnical cultures have collaborated in the harmony and mutual respect almost always. I wish that the cultural and historical richness will not be destroyed because of human greed and blindness.
Sr. M. Carmen Herrer Herrer: It is a duty of our civilized world to defend Syria and save Aleppo.
Muhyi Alkhateeb: Save Aleppo one of the most ancient cities on the earth.
Teresita Boriani: Respect people, history, art !
Biagio Cacciola: God save Syria.
Sryoum Nazaarour: Save the beautiful city of Aleppo working with dialogue not with weapons.
Nikola Segedi: For all my Aleppine friends, and all the places where we were hanging out together.
Maryvonne Duclaux: Syria’s cultural and historical heritage is a great example of peaceful coexistence.
Sharon Bossler, OP: I strongly urge that all of Syria and especially Aleppo cultural and religious buildings be protected for the people of Syria.
Ayad Al Sultan: We must do our best to save history of Halab (Aleppo).
Andrea Bulgarini: Defend Syria – Save Aleppo.
Mujbil Al-Marsumi: Cultural icons are above any type of dispute.
Evangelia Hadjitryphonos: I love this country. Its monuments and sites are invaluable. They are the soul of the population and also ours.
Marco Rossi: Only the search of truth and of peace can guarantee a truly human coexistence and the respect of the culture and of the traditions.
Gabriella Cotta: First, save Syrian people, and also their history that is too important to be destroyed.
Andrew Louth FBA: It would be the greatest tragedy if these monasteries, going back to the early centuries of Christianity were to be destroyed or damaged
Elizabeth Williams: These are important monuments of Syrian and world heritage.
Richard Pinion: Defend Syria-Save Aleppo!
Sr. Mariam Norick: Blessings on your efforts to bring some peace to that area.
Falah Shaker Yahya: Stop the damage in old civilization.
Eleonora Trentini: Stop horrors !
Richard Stark: No violence is the only way to Peace.
Ayad Al Sultan: We must do our best to save history of Halab (Aleppo).
Mustafa Alward: I hope the civil war ends soon.
Lucia Mercalli: The destruction of the cultural heritage of a country is the consequence of the disgrace that war brings along: destruction, destruction, and again destruction, starting from the most important gift: the life of every man.
Andrea Bulgarini: DEFEND SYRIA-SAVE ALEPPO !
Muhyi Alkhateeb: Save Aleppo one of the most antique cities on the earth.
Sr. Sharon Bossler, OP: I strongly urge that all of Syria and especially Aleppo cultural and religious buildings be protected for the people of Syria.
Faris Elias Hasso: We must not allow anyone to compromise the old Cultural heritages, the foundation stones of cultural heritage.
Giuseppe Samir Eid: Save the coexistence of the peoples.
Emanuela Gall Ligal: Save the contemplation of the human being.
Etta Lisa Basaldella: Stop war, killing people and and destructions of the masterpieces of the present and past.
Berge Oknayan: Save this patrimony of the World !
Carlo Coppola: I am an Italian citizen and for this reason I repudiate war as an instrument of aggression against the freedom of other peoples.
Marco Battaglia: Let’s struggle for peace, love and culture!
Lesley Court: Something must be done to protect this heritage.
Gabriella Uluhogian: It is indispensable save Aleppo!
Marta Kovacs: Save the monasteries.
Ugo Banfi: Stop to barbarism ! It’s unbearable such a coward Europe !
Altin Kosta: Save the monasteries in Syria.
Serena Maria Cecchini: Hoping for peace.
Daniele Garrone: I firmly support this campaign.
Nicoletta Invernizzi: Save the world beauty.
J. Bezdikian: No comment.
Marzia Bonetti: DEFEND SYRIA – SAVE ALEPPO
Ambassador Ghanim Taha Al-Shibli: This is Highly vital to preserve these archeological sites for Humanity. We had bad experience in Afghanistan and Iraq. We even need international law enforcement to preserve these sites.
Gianna Andrian: We cannot accept to lose this cultural-historical-religious patrimony for ever. A patrimony that gives us an identity and that belongs to us. It has to belong to our sons too.
Marco Massari: It is unbelievable what is happening. We have to make any efforts to stop this state of things so that all of us might live in harmony and peace.
Angela Zaffaroni: Aleppo is one of the most beautiful cities in the world! Please save it for the whole humanity!
Ermanno Arslan: Saveone of the most important symbols of culture and civilization in our world.
Araxy Arslanian: Peace.
Simonetta Bove: I hope.
Gianni Piffari: Save the history of all of us.
Francesca Dell’Acqua: I wish to do something in order to save Syrian monasteries!
Vasken Berberian: Important to humanity.
Alessandro Pirola: So that the histories of men will not be forgotten.
Dario Buzzo: Save the culture.
Laurent Basanese: For stern as death is love, relentless as the nether world is devotion; its flames are a blazing fire. Deep waters cannot quench love, nor floods sweep it away. (Ct 8, 6-7)
G. Bishop Hovakim Manukyan: We should protect any religious monument.
Maria Di Falco: Save the freedom and save the tolerance.
Eugenie Arslanian: Save Aleppo, the most wonderful city, and not only its monuments.
Sonia Shaghoyan: War and destruction cannot be a solution to build the future!
Paola Antoni: Save Aleppo!!
Erica CD Hunter: Aleppo has a priceless and irreplaceable spiritual and cultural heritage. Its destruction, is a loss for all the world, not just for Syria.
Elisabetta Nicotra: I agree with the appeal Defend Syria-Save Aleppo, because I think that the aim pursued is a crucial matter all along and for each country, particularly in Middle East.
Razek Siriani: Save Aleppo heritage.
Martina Corgnati: Saving Christian Heritage in Syria it is crucial to give to future generation the true image and the true beauty of Middle East.
Maral Darakjian: WE NEED A HUMANITY REVOLUTION IN THE WORLD.
Mary Avakian: My father was born in Aleppo and it is through him that I know the great value of this city. Save Aleppo!
Petition for Iraq
PETITION ADDRESSED TO THE GENERAL SECRETARY OF UNITED NATIONS FOR THE RIGHT TO STUDY OF THE IRAQI CHRISTIAN STUDENTS OF MOSUL AND FOR THE SAFEGUARD OF THE RIGHTS OF THE IRAQI CHRISTIANS AND OF THEIR CULTURAL HERITAGE
8 May 2010 Rome
His Excellency Ban Ki-Moon,
Italian Association, Salvaimonasteri (Save the Monasteries) is presenting this petition in consequence of a new deadly attack that the students of the Christian village of Karakosh, in the Nineveh plain, underwent while transferring by buses to the University of Mosul on May 2, 2010. Two bombs exploded at their passage killing one person and injuring 171. Many of the young students were left missing legs, arms, parts of faces, most of whom are undergoing major plastic surgery. Two young women are still in danger of death in intensive care.
As it is becoming known, the Iraqi Christians are suffering discrimination, violations of human rights, and persecution on religious, ethnic, cultural grounds and as a consequence of the country’s recent conflicts and political situation. Since the year 2004 the Iraqi Christian population has been halved with the resultant impoverishment of their social condition and of their civil and human rights.
Salvaimonasteri Association has been active in Iraq since 2005 through communication projects to alert the international community of the annihilating conditions facing the Christian population, the disappearance of these important communities with their unique cultural heritage, and the urgent situation of the refugees in the neighbouring countries. Notwithstanding the commitment of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other international institutions, the situation of the Iraqi Christians is getting worse. Especially in the city of Mosul and in the villages of the Niniveh plain the daily murder of ordinary Christian people continues as well as the attack and the destruction of churches and convents of religious sisters. These wild acts usually remain unpunished. The majority of Christians in this area have lost their jobs and property and have been done away with as a result of harassment, blackmail, and persecution. The young Christians will have no future in their country and their precious 2000 year-old cultural heritage is condemned to vanish.
We require the intervention of the United Nations in order to guarantee the right to study of the Christian students of the Governatorate of Mosul in order to safeguard the Christian heritage in the plain of Niniveh and in all Iraq, and in order to re-establish the respect of the human and civil rights of the Iraqi Christians in their fatherland.
We require the United Nations to act with the Iraqi and the international governments and institutions in defense of the existence, and for the respect of the life and history, of the Iraqi Christians.
ELISABETTA VALGIUSTI, Salvaimonasteri Associazione ( Savethemonasteries), Roma, Italia
TITO AMODEI, Salvaimonasteri Associazione ( Savethemonasteries), Roma, Italia
MASSIMO CACCIARI, Venezia, Italia
MARZIO LOLLI GHETTI, Into the Net, Roma, Italia
PIERLUIGI CASTAGNETTI, Roma, Italia
MARIA GIOVANNA MUZJ, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Pontificio Istituto Orientale, Roma, Italia
Fr. GEORGE JAHOLA, Mosul University, Iraq – Pontificia Università Lateranense, Roma, Italia
GIANCLAUDIO MACCHIARELLA, C.I.S.B.I., Cà Foscari Università di Venezia, Italia
BOGHOS LEVOS ZEKIYAN, Cà Foscari Università di Venezia, Italia
PAOLO LIVERANI, Dipartimento di Scienze dell’ Antichità, Università di Firenze, Italia
MUKHLIS BENHAM HABASH, Mosul University, Karakosh, Iraq
NADIA BAHNAM, Mustansiriya University, Iraq
BASSIM H. PETROS, College of Fine Arts, Mosul University, Iraq
DADDIZA SABRI, Mosul University, Iraq
HADIR A. SHEMA, Mosul University, Iraq – Netherlands
SABAH AL SANATI, Mosul Institute of Technology, Iraq – Australia
KHALEEL PETRUS, Central Queensland University, Brisbane, Australia
AMAL RASSAM, City University of New York, Usa
NADIR WADI RAFFO, College of Fine Arts, University of Mosul, Iraq – Usa
JAJO M. JAJO, Al-Mustansiriya University, Iraq – Canada
Fr. NOOR ALQASMOSA, Babel University, Erbil, Iraq
TALAL ANAIE, University of Baghdad, Engineering, Iraq – Denmark
NADA BEHNAN JEJI, Mosul Medical College, Iraq- Nijmegen Medical College, Netherlands
FAROUK DARWEESH, California Poly Ponoma University, Usa
Fr. THOMAS K. McDERMOTT, Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, Usa
SUSAN DAKK, Tennessee Tecnology Institute, Usa
BISHAM CHANDIRADAM, Mumbay University, India
Fr. AYSAR SAAED, Iraq
FAISAL DERWISH MURAD, London, Uk
RAFY AL KHAYAT, Iraq
GHASSAM RASSAM, University of Minnesota, Usa
TUAMA AL-SAADI, London, Uk
EMAD DHIA, Iraq
HADDAD SAIEB, Iraq
RICHARD PINION, University of Southern Mississippi, Usa
VICTORIA E. PINION, Usa
ANNARITA CAGNAZZO, Italia
INAM S. KASAEER, Amman, Jordan
ARKAN HABEL, Marrid University, Germany
JEAN ABOU CHROUCHE, Pontificia Università Salesiana, Roma, Italia
PABLO MARA GEFAELL CHAMOCHAN, Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Roma, Italia
TARIQ JAMIL EISSA, Pontificio Istituto Orientale, Roma, Italia – Erbil, Iraq
GIOVANNI CUBEDDU, Roma, Italia
WALEED ABEDLMASSEH, Centennial College, University of Toronto, Canada
ADWAR MERZA, Technology University, Sweden.
ADNAN HABASH, Iraq
AYSAR AL- SHORACHI, Iraq
CHITOU AMER, France
ALBERT AL- SHORACHI, Iraq
MUSA JABU HANNA, Iraq
SHATA BEHNAN JEJE, Holland
VALERIE RITA ASHO, Graz, Austria
MUNA EASSO, London, Uk
ROSALBA MORELLI, Pontificio Istituto Orientale, Roma, Italia
ASHO FADIL, Graz, Austria
ANTWAN IBRAHEEM, Iraq
BUSHRA YESSI, Iraq
ANAN IBRAHEEM, Iraq
YOUSIF FIBBO, Iraq
THABIT KAKKI, Iraq
AMEERA JIBBO, Iraq
NOEL HABASH, Los Angeles, Usa
JACUB SAAD, Iraq
SAJED KAKKI, Iraq
NABIL JEJI, Toronto, Canada
NAZ YACU, Iraq
AUNI S. AGHA, Iraq
KATHREEN SHADI, Iraq
MAGED MAROUNU, Iraq
DANNY ALKKHAYAT, Venlo, Netherlands
EVA KAIRO, Denmark
ISSAM BAKOSE, Sydney, Australia
GAITH SAAD, Ryerson University, Canada
DANNY HABASH, London, Uk
JEAN GUYON, Marseille, France
HIND YACOOB, Al-Mustansiyria University, Iraq – Netherlands
NIKOLA SEGEDI, Pontificia Universita Gregoriana, Roma, Italia – Serbia
FAISAL DERWISH MURAD, Kharkov University, Ukraine – Karakosh, Iraq – Usa
KAMIL GORGUESE, Baghdad University, Iraq – Usa
LILLIAN A. ISSA, Al-Munstansiyria University, Iraq
FARAH KAYRO, Aarhus, Denmark
JOAN LEWIS, St. Mary University, Usa
REYNAUD JEAN PIERRE, Marseille, France
DEULOFEU ANNE-FRANCOISE, France
LAURA LEPSCHY, United Kingdom
ETIENNE MOULET, France
RUWYDA JAJO, Iraq
HADIR A. SHEMA, Mosul University, Iraq – Netherlands
NADIA RIHAN, Iraq
DANIEL BERNHARD, France
JEAN-MARIE LEBRETON, Marseille, France
NATALINA BUTHELO, Mumbai, India
JOHN LINDSAY OPIE, Università Roma 3, Italia
SAAD YOUSIF, Karakosh, Iraq
ESSA JACKOB, Mosul University, Mosul, Iraq
DANIEL HAMO ADAM, Iraq
FADI NAZAR QUSTANTEEN, Hashimate University, Jordan – California, Usa
REHAB ASSIM DAUWD, Mosul, Iraq
AMEER A. ORAHA, Baghdad University, Iraq
SARMED TOMA, Iraq
YOUHANA MARKAS BIDAWEED, Baghdad University, Iraq – Melbourne, Australia
AREAN K. AREAN, Baghdad University, Iraq
KRIKOR HAGOPIAN, Sweeden
BASHAR SUKKAR, Al-Mustansiriya University, Iraq – Maastricht University,The Netherlands
ABDULAHAD DENHA, United Kingdom
WARDA ODISHO WARDA, Aarhus- Denmark
SALAM YACOB, Al Mustansiriya University, Iraq – Denmark
ADWAR MERZA, Sweden
SAHIRA NOORI, Sweden
SULEIMAMAN ISSA, Rossian University, Stockholm, Sweden
RAMA NINEVEH, Iraq
NORMAN ISRAEL, Usa
HAMID BASA TOMA, Iraq
YOUKHANNA YOUNAN, Sweden
YUBERT IBRAHEEM, Baghdad University, Iraq – Sweden
CARMEN HERRER, Makerere University, Kampala – Alexandria, Egypt
ELIAS SHAMUEL, Sulaimaniya University, Iraq – Usa
ALAA GEORGE ABOUDI, University of Technology, Iraq – Sweden
JAKOB BAR DAISAN, St. Ephrem Institute, Iraq – Germany
BINJAMIN TOMA KANON, Stockholm, Sweden
FIRAS SALIM HANA, United Kingdom
WALEED FOUAD TOMA, Sweden
ESTHER MULDOON, London, Uk
TOMA ABUD, Gutersloh, Germany
SABRI MANSOOR, Arizona, Usa
ASTEFAN HERMZ ODISHO, Sweden
ZUHAIR GEORGE HANNA, Mosul University, Iraq – London, Uk
WILLIAM PETRUS SHLAIMON, Chicago, Usa
NAZAR SLEWA OJMAYA, Tikreet University, Erbil, Iraq
BAHNAM KHAWLA, Mosul University, Iraq – Lyon, France
NOWRAS B. NASSER A. SHAYAD, Baghdad, Iraq
FADIA FADDOUL, Universite Saint-Esprit De Kaslik, Gouneh, Lebanon
ANITA CINTI, Monza, Italia
CLAIRE ROLF, Alberta University, Canada
SHARON BOSSLER, University of Detroit, Chicago, Usa
JAROSLAW JANOCINSKI, Japan
MICHAEL DE TEMPLE, University of Delaware, Newark, Usa
Sr. ARLENE WAGNER, Michigan, Usa
Sr. MARY CATHERINE DEE, Regina Mundi University, Italy – California, Usa
JANICE T. BROWN, Yale University, Washington DC, Usa
DOLORES MARIE HUTSON, Washington DC, Usa
NICHOLAS MONCO, St. Louis, Usa
DOMINIC McMANUS, Aquinas Institute, St.Louis, Usa
GILBERT JEROME THESING, Lagos, Nigeria
ROBERT J. KELLER, Bloomington, IN, Usa
SILVIA EID, Milano, Italia
ANNA CONTADINI, University of London, London, Uk
ALIDA MARY COUGHLIN, Bardstown, Usa
DOUGLAS ADAM GREER, Chicago, Usa
FANNY A. de la CRUZ, University of the Philippines – Michigan, Usa
MARIA TIZIANA MAYER, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, Italia
Fr. AUGUSTO CASOLO, Milano, Italia
BEDENDO RENATA, Milano, Italia
Sr. MARIE HOWE, Springfield, Ma, Usa
TIMOTHY COMBS, Truman State University, Saint Louis, Usa
RIMA SMINE, Los Altos USA
EDWARD RILEY, Chicago, Usa
Sr. MARIE-CECILE OSBORNE, Lahore, Pakistan
RAFIK EID,Delaware, Usa
Fr. JAMES RAYMOND MOTL, Northwestern University, Evanston – St.Louis, Usa
Sr. KLARISSA WATERMANN,Frankfurt/Main, Germany
MICHAEL KYTE,Chicago, USA
Fr. HERBERT HAYEK, River Forest, Illinois, Usa
Fr. MARTIN DIAZ, Midvale, Utah, USA
JAMES P. BARRON, Media, PA, USA
FRANCESCO CINTI, Monza, Italia
Fr. JOHN RISLEY, Sinsinawa, WI, USA
STEVEN EDWARD BRYCE, Aquinas Institute of Theology, St. Louis,Usa
Fr. JEROME M. WALSH, College of St. Thomas Aquinas, Madison, Wi, Usa
Fr. JOSE’ M. SANTIAGO, Aquinas Institute of Theology, St. Louis,Usa
JANICE FARNNHAM, Boston College,Chestnut Hill, MA, Usa
Sr. EVELYN NORICK, University of Punjab, Toba Tek Singh, Pakistan
Fr. ROBERT F. STAES, Denver, Usa
CONOR MCDONOUGH, University of Cambridge, Cork, Ireland
PATRICK DESMOND, Cork, Ireland
GEOFFREY B. GNEUHS, Yale University, New York City, Usa
SUSAN HARVEY, Brown University, Providence, Usa
KATHLEEN E. McVEY, Harvard University, Princeton, Usa
AMIR HARRAK, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
GIUSEPPE SAMIR EID, Segrate, Italia
JOHN F. HEALEY, Manchester University, Macclesfield, Uk
SEBASTIAN PAUL BROCK, University of Oxford, Uk
MOHAMMED RADHY, University of Baghdad, Iraq
FRANCESCA FLORES D’ARCAIS, Università Cattolica, Padova, Italia
MARIA SARA CAFFERATA, Universidad Catolica Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina
SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR, St Joseph University,Beirut, Lebanon
GABOR SZABO,Switzerland
STEFANO DE FIORES, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Roma, Italia
MARIO MARITANO,Pontificia Università Salesiana, Roma, Italia
MARINO ALFREDO CLERICO, Angelicum, Roma, Italia
FRANCISCO J. EGANA, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Roma, Italia
CAPPELLETTI MARIA LUISA, Roma, Italia
GABRIELLA COTTA, Università La Sapienza,Roma, Italia
PIERLUIGI GIACOMELLO,Università La Sapienza,Roma, Italia
CRISTINA MANDOSI, Pontificia Università Gregoriana,Roma, Italia
MIGUEL ANGEL ORTEGA CANALES, Guadalajara, Espana
YOUSEFF CHEDID, Pontificio Istituto Orientale,Roma,Italia
GABRIEL ORTEGA BENEIT, Guadalajara, Espana
MARYVONNE DUCLAUX, Poitiers, France
VIRGILIO MELCHIORRE, Università Cattolica di Milano, Italia
FRANCO PAOLO SANNA, Università La Sapienza, Roma, Italia
BIAGIO CACCIOLA, Frosinone, Italia
MARIA ALCIRA SODOR, Universidad Catolica Argentina, Buenos Aires. Argentina
LEOPOLDO E. CUSPINERA MADRIGAL, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Puebla, Mexico
EMANUELE VALARIANO, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Roma, Italia
MAURIZIO COTTA, Università di Siena, Italia
GEORGES FOULKES, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Roma, Italia
LAURA MODENA, Roma, Italia
MAURA MARCANGELI, Roma, Italia
SILVIA DI GRAZIA, Roma, Italia
CHIARA CHATEL, Roma, Italia
ARMANDO MELCHIONNA, Roma, Italia
ROBERTO SEGA, Università di Milano-Bicocca, Italia
JOSE’ ANTONIO FERREIRA, Coimbra University, Portugal
MASSIMO DI GIROLAMO, Ravenna, Italia
ERMANNO MALASPINA, Università di Torino, Italia
JAVIER MENANDEZ ROS, Madrid, Spain
FEDERICO MANZONI, Università di Brescia e Bergamo, Italia
ANDREA BALBO, Università di Torino, Italia
ANTONIO VOLPATO, Università Roma 3, Italia
MARTIN KALDANI, Chicago, Illinois, Usa
DAVID MATT SARGOOL, Illinois Institute of Technology, Skokie, Il., Usa
IRAQI CHRISTIAN RELIEF COUNCIL, Chicago, Usa
JULIANA TAIMOORAZY, ICRC, Chicago, Usa
FILIPPO VALLI, Università di Torino, Italia
LYNN PRYOR, University of Phoenix, Muncy, Pa, Usa
HANNA ALWAN, Roma, Italia
RA’ID MICHAEL SHABA, Mosul University, Mosul, Iraq
MARIAGRAZIA GIACOMINI, Trieste, Italia
GIOVANNI SARACINO, Trieste, Italia
MARY L. TRAVIS, St. Petersburg, Fl, Usa
RICHARD STARK, St. Augustine Institute in Germany – St. Petersburgh, Russia
Kosovo appeal
In 2004, in Kosovo about 35 Christian Monasteries and Churches were attacked, destroyed or badly damaged.
Salvaimonasteri lauched the alarm for the safeguard of Kosovo Cultural Heritage and the protection of the Christian Orthodox minority.
FOR KOSOVO
GIANCARLO ABBRUZZESE
LUISA ACERBI
ALESSANDRO AMENDOLA
TITO AMODEI
MILKA ANTONIC
GIANFRANCO ARMANDO
STEFANO ARMAKOLAS
SERGIO ARMAROLI
ANDREA ASSENZA
MICHELE BACCI
ANDREA BASILE
ALEXANDER BECKER
GIANFRANCO BETTIN
JAKANDRA BENTINI
ELENA BENZONI
VITTORIO BERNARDONI
ANGELO BERTANI
CARLO BERTELLI
MARIO BERTOLUZZI
STEFANO BERTOTTI
ANTONIO BIANCHINI
DEJAN BOGDANOVIC
ANDREA BONETTI
ENNIO BORDATO
STEFANO BIANCHINI
ANDREA BOTTERI
MARIA LUISA BOTTERI
ILES BRAGHETTO
ANTONIO BRESCHI
DANIELE BRINATI
ALFONSO CACCESE
MASSIMO CACCIARI
ANTONIO CALESI
ANDREA CALIGIURI
ANTONIO CAPACCIO
ANTIOGU CAPPAI
RITA CARIOTI
ADELE CARRARA
MARCELLO CANGIALOSI
FRANCA CASTAGNINO
ENZO CASTELLANETA
ALBERTO CASTELLANI
MARINA CATENA
ENRICO CASTELNUOVO
EZIO CAVAGNINI
GIULIANO CERCIELLO
FRANCESCO CHINA
MARIA CICOGNANI
CENTRO CULTURALE DI MILANO
CENTRO RUSSIA ECUMENICA
ENNIO CONCINA
FABRIZIO MARIA CORTESE
FRANCESCO COSSIGA
FABRIZIO COSTA
LUCA COVELLA BRADASCHIA
SLOBODAN CURCIC
GIOVANNI CURTIS
MARIA GABRIELLA CUSMANO
ALEKSANDRA DZANKIC
ROSA D’AMICO
GIOVANNI DE GUIDI
GIORGIO DE ROS
FIORENZO DEGASPERI
MATTEO DELLA NOCE
ALBERTO DI BELLO
ANDREA DI GIUSEPPE
ALDO DI LELLO
GORDANA DOBRICKI
ANGELA DONATI
GILBERT DRAGON
FRANCESCA EDERLEZI
GIORGIO ELDAROV
PAOLA EREMITA
EUROPA NOSTRA
MARINA FALLA CASTELFRANCHI
FRANCO FARANDA
ANTONIO FARES
LORENZO FELLIN
MARIOLINA FELLIN
GIOVANNA FERRI
PAOLA FERRONI
FRANCESCA FLORES D’ARCAIS
FONDAZIONE LE STELLINE
CAMILLO FORNASIERI
ELENA FRANCHI
MARINA FRESA
MAKAPIOS GEIST , Arcimandrita
GIOVANNI GENTILI
SILVIA GIACON
CARLO GIANTOMASSI
ALESSANDRO GIOVANARDI
ALESSANDRA GUIGLIA
FEDERICO GUIDOBALDI
DERN HAGERDON
EVANGELIA HADJITRYPHONOS
NINA HRISTOVA
JELENA JOVANOVIC
ULRIKE KOCH
EMIR KUSTURICA
MARC LECLERC
JOHN LINDSAY OPIE
UBALDO LEOTTA
PAOLO LIVERANI
MARZIO LOLLI GHETTI
FABRIZIO LOLLINI
ANTONIO LOMBARDI
STEFANO LUNARDI
GIANCLAUDIO MACCHIARELLA
GIOVANNI MADURINI
FERRANTE MANCINI LUCIDI
LORENZO MAGARELLI
EMILIO MANGANO
FABIO MANISCALCO
GIOVANNI MANZARI
ROBERTO MARCANTE
JANA MARJANOVIC
FRANCO MARIOTTI
NADIR MARTELLO
MIGUEL MARTINEZ
COSETTA MASTRAGOSTINO
CIRINO MAUCIERI
MATTEO MAZZALUPI
DUBRAVKA MEDIC
SERGIO MERCANZIN
ANTONIO METASTASIO
ALEKSANDRA MLADENOVIC
CARLO MOLINARO
DOMENICO MONTALTO
MARIA ANGELA MONTERISI
RUBERVAL MONTEIRO
GIOVANNI MORELLO
FRANCESCO MORI
MARIA GIOVANNA MUZJ
PAOLO ORLANDO
ALEKSANDER NAUMOW
LUKA NOVAKOVIC
ERMANNO NOVELLA
VALENTINO PACE
SANJA PAJIC
RAFFAELLO PAIELLO
SONIA PALCHETTI
GIOVANNI PALLADINO
MARIA FELICE PALUDETTI
RAFFAELLA PAOLETTI
DARIO PASQUINI
GIANLUIGI PASQUINI
GUIDO PELLICCIONI
ROSANGELA PETILLO
ADRIANO PERONI
PATRIZIA PENNINI
HEINRICH PFEIFFER
GIANFRANCO PIEMONTESE
GIUSEPPE PINARDI
MARIALUISA POLICHETTI
SILVIA POLIZZI
MIROSLAV POPOVIC
SERGIO PRATALI MAFFEI
STEFANO PREVITERO
PAOLO PROSPERI
NABIL PULITA
GIOVANNI PUNZO
LIONELLO PUPPI
ALESSANDRO QUASIMODO
CARLO QUINTAVALLE
CLAUDIA RAPETTI
FRANCESCA REGOLI
ENNIO REMONDINO
ELENA ROSSONI
HENRIETTE SACCHETTI
ANTONIO SALEMME
LUCA ANTONELLO SALINO
ELMAR SALMANN
GIOVANNA sALVI
SANDRO SANNA
CHIARA SANTOMIERO
TERESA SARGSYAN
FAUSTO SBAFFONI
GIANNI SCHENA
SARA SCHENA
SERBIA NOSTRA
NIKOLA SEGEDI
MAJA SEKULIC
RENATA SEMIZZI
ANDREA SIOTTO
LUCIANA SIOTTO
ANGELA SOFFIENTINI
ANDREA SOLA
THOMAS SPIDLIK
BOZIDAR STANISIC
BOURIS STILIANOS
GOJKO SUBOTIC
IRINA SUBOTIC
IVANA SUBOTIC
ROBERT TAFT
DONATELLA TAMBINI
DAMJAN TATIC
CAMILLO TAROZZI
FATIMA TERZO
ANNA TESIO
BRUNO TOSCANO
NENAD TRAJKOVIC
MARIA TUNNO
UMBERTO USMIANI
BORIS USPENSKIJ
MARIA LUISA VACCARIN
MARCO VALENTINI
NATALINO VALENTINI
ELISABETTA VALGIUSTI
ANTONIO VOLPATO
MARCELLO VENEZIANI
MILOVAN VUCKOVIC
FRANCA ZAMBONINI
LUANA ZANELLA
ALESSANDRO ZANMARCHI
STEFANO ZUCCHI
ELISA ZUCCHINI