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ReplyDeleteThose who would like to help financially, the Antiochian archdiocese of North America is collecting to support the Antiochian archdiocese of Beirut. Many churches and schools in the Beirut archdiocese have been damaged severely, the St George hospital that they operate is completely decimated. They had to transfer out over 200 patients in the dark with no electricity (carried on stretchers by hand down several floors), 4 of their nurses perished under the rubble- utter devastation. No amount is too small:
https://antiochian.networkforgood.com/projects/106179-financial-aid-following-beirut-explosion
May the Theotokos intercede for all our brothers and sisters in Beirut.