Iraq

Not forgotten: our family in Iraq

The Dominican family in the United States has stood in solidarity with our sisters and brothers in Iraq since 1999 when the first group of U.S. Dominicans visited in response to a plea from the Dominican sisters in Iraq.

Marcelline Koch

Iraqi Dominicans look forward to subdued Christmas in stressed Middle East region

By Dan Stockman

Letter from Lesbos refugee camps

By Rosemarie Milazzo

Letter from Irbil: 'As sisters, we are worried about the legacy of our land'

By Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena, Religion News Service

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Aug 05, 2015

A year after fleeing, Dominican Sisters in Iraq face day-to-day struggle

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins

Aug 05, 2015

We are displaced people; we wonder what is next

ByMaria Hanna

Jul 07, 2015

Q & A with Sr. Martha Ann Kirk

ByMelanie Lidman

May 14, 2015

Help us 'go back home,' displaced Iraqi sister urges U.S. Congress

ByCarol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service

Apr 29, 2015

Unchosen itinerancy: Displaced persons and the tentativeness of life

ByMarcelline Koch

Mar 30, 2015

Friendship forged in conflict

ByDurstyne Farnan

Feb 05, 2015

Bearing witness, being church: Dominican sisters in Iraq

ByDawn Araujo-Hawkins

Jan 04, 2015

We have family in Iraq: A journey in solidarity and love

ByArlene Flaherty, Marcelline Koch, Durstyne Farnan

Dec 15, 2014

Africa, India, Iraq: Sisters in conflict zones

ByDan Stockman

Sep 11, 2014

'It pierced my heart like a knife,' nun says after visit to Iraqis

ByDoreen Abi Raad, Catholic News Service

Sep 11, 2014

Sister to sister: Christians in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon

ByClare Nolan

Sep 03, 2014

An update from Dominican sisters in Iraq

ByTracy Abeln

Aug 19, 2014

An update from Dominican sisters in Iraq

ByMaria Hanna