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Subject: Good relief

Dears Fr. Respected Bishop Dr. Mouneer and Bishop Dr. Bill

Greetings to you and your families from Tripoli !

At last, things are getting better, and we can communicate once again through internet.

We praise the Lord for our safety here in Tripoli in such difficult situation. Now all people here are so glad of experiencing improvements and developments. But we still need to pray for the current transitional time to witness safe consequences of development . The Catholic Church was stolen by force last night, but we thank God that nobody was hurt. For the time being it is not safe to move around, and it will take us some time, but we are glad of having some relief.

We praise the Lord that the church could survive and has been self supported during last 6 month, and we have great trust in the Lord's leadership of his church. Many thanks for your prayers and support, and please be in contact.

The Lord is good and his mercy endures forever.

Yours in His grace and goodness
Revd Hamdy

Bishop Mouneer's update (North Africa)

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