VOICED : A grim Christmas for those driven from

In Damascus, Christians, many of whom are refugees from Malula, prepare to celebrate Christmas amidst ongoing conflict in Syria. Personal stories of loss and hope are shared, highlighting the struggles faced by displaced families. The Patriarch continues the tradition of giving gifts to families, offering a small token of support. Refugees live in cramped conditions, longing to return home. The conflict has displaced nearly half a million Christians, who have largely remained neutral in the conflict.

What is the significance of the gifts handed out by the Patriarch?

What hope do the refugees have for the future Christmas celebrations?