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Father Rifat Bader reflects on deadly attack in Jordan

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Father Rifat Bader, director of the Catholic Center for Studies and Media in Jordan, stated that Christians intend to remain in their homeland following a deadly attack on a church in the Karak region. The attack resulted in the deaths of nine Christians.

In an interview with Aleteia, Bader noted that Christians have been active in all sectors of Jordanian society for nearly two thousand years. He said the community does not view its status as a numerical minority as a source of inferiority.

Bader addressed the challenges facing Christian communities, including regional tensions, poverty, and unemployment. He expressed support for the model of coexistence between Christians and Muslims in the kingdom.

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Father Rifat Bader reflects on attack in Jordan

How the coverage unfolded

  1. Oct 28, 5:00 AM Aleteia Français Attentat en Jordanie : « Les chrétiens resteront ici, sur leur terre »
  2. Oct 28, 5:00 PM Abouna Attack in Jordan: "Christians will remain here, on their land"
  3. Oct 30, 8:14 AM Crux Christians have ‘deep roots’ in Jordan, expert tells Crux Now after deadly church attack

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