VOICED : A grim Christmas for those driven from

The video highlights the plight of Christian refugees in Damascus, Syria, as they prepare to celebrate Christmas amidst ongoing conflict. Many have fled from Malula, a town overrun by jihadist rebels. Personal stories of loss and hope are shared, with a focus on the support provided by the Catholic Church. Despite the hardships, faith remains strong among the refugees. The video also discusses the broader displacement of Christians in Syria, emphasizing their desire for peace and return to their homes.

What is the main reason many Christians in Damascus are celebrating Christmas without their loved ones?

• They are on vacation.

• They have moved to another country.

• They are refugees due to the conflict in Syria.

• They are busy with work.

What does the Catholic Patriarch provide to families during the holiday season?

• Sealed envelopes filled with cash

• Christmas trees

• Clothing

• Food baskets

How do the children in Damascus maintain their hope despite the tragic times?

• By trusting in God and knowing they are loved

• By moving to a safer place

• By attending school

• By playing games

What is the primary wish of the refugees for the next Christmas?

• To receive more gifts

• To celebrate in a new country

• To return home and rebuild

• To travel abroad

What percentage of Syria's population is Christian, and what has been their general stance in the conflict?

• 20%, supporting the government

• 5%, mostly neutral

• 15%, supporting the rebels

• 10%, actively involved