
Iraq: Church bells return to Mosul’s Old City
Dating back to the 7th and 18th centuries respectively, the two rebuilt churches are among Mosul’s oldest Christian landmarks.

The two churches were destroyed by the Islamic State when it overran Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, in 2014.

Archbishop Michael has gone to great lengths to preserve the history of his people.

The "Mosul Eye" viewed the horrors of an occupied Iraq for 3 years

Photo of the Day: August 16, 2017

How does an entire generation move on from such horrors?

Photo of the Day: May 4, 2017

Archaeologists follow tunnels dug by Islamic State militants in search of treasure

"Look up! They didn't get it..."

"This church is like a mother to us. It is hard to see it this way."

The sisters report destruction of churches, homes, schools, convents, hospitals and even cemeteries

Catholic Relief Services already helping after city of 100,000 is liberated from Islamic State

Bartella hears a sound that has been muted for 2 and a half years

Christians from Qaragosh, trapped since 2014, breathe first air of freedom

City had significant population of Christians prior to ISIS takeover

June will be second anniversary of occupation of Iraq's second-largest city

The Islamic State group's success in Ramadi signals a long road for reversing recent events

Administration announces new troops to help Iraq fight ISIS