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Pope praying for slain Armenian priest

Pope praying for slain Armenian priest

Father Hovsep Bedoyan and his father killed in Syria

Rome, 12 November 2019, 15:40

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Pope Francis said Tuesday he was praying for an Armenian Catholic priest who was killed by ISIS in Syria on Monday.
    "I'm close to the Armeno-Catholic community of Kamichlié, in Syria, meeting for the funeral of its priest, Father Joseph Bedoyan, killed yesterday along with his father," Francis tweeted.
    "I'm praying for them, for the relatives, and for all Christians in Syria".
    The Islamic State (ISIS) on Monday claimed responsibility for an attack on Monday that killed the Armenian Catholic priest and his father, who were en-route to Deir-es-Zor to monitor the condition of the Armenian Catholic Church there.
    Rev. Hovsep Bedoyan, the pastor of the Armenian Catholic Church in Qamishli, in northeastern Syria, was traveling in a car with his father, Hamma, and Deacon Fati Sano of the Al-Hasakeh church to Deir-es-Zor when gunmen opened fire on the car, reported the Aleppo-based Kantsasar newspaper.
    Rev. Bedoyan and his father were killed, while Deacon Sano was injured.
    Hours after the attack, the Islamic State-also known as ISIS or Daesh-took responsibility according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a group that has been monitoring violence on the ground during the Syrian conflict. The news of the Islamic State claiming to be behind the attack was reported by UK-based war monitor, reported Rudaw.
   

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