On October 25th, we have the honor of inviting you to the 5th International Rosary for Peace in the Holy Land. This global event gives us the opportunity to unite our voices and hearts in a single prayer for peace in this region that is so significant for so many people around the world.

Event details

Date: October 25th

Time:

• 8:00 pm (Holy Land)
• 12:00 pm (CDMX)
• 3:00 pm (Argentina)
• 8:00 pm (Europe)

Featured Participants

This International Rosary will feature the participation of prominent religious leaders from various parts of the world:

• Mons. Tito Yllana, Apostolic Nuncio of Israel and Apostolic Delegate to Jerusalem and Palestine.
• Bishop Ramón Castro Castro, Bishop of Cuernavaca, Secretary General of the Mexican Episcopate.
• Bishop Antony Chahda, Syrian Catholic Archbishop of Aleppo, Syria.
• Bishop Bashar Warda, Archbishop of Erbil, Iraq.
• Bishop Abdou Kassem, Communications Director of the Episcopate of Lebanon.
• Father Gabriel Romanelli, sole parish priest in Gaza.
• Regnum Christi in Jerusalem from the Notre Dame Center of Jerusalem.
• Bishop Francisco Javier Acero, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Mexico.
• Father Pablo de Santo, from Egypt.
• Father Victor Moreyra, from Jordan.

The broadcast will be conducted by Estrella Baz and Ana Paula Morales, who will guide the participants through this spiritual experience.

How to Participate

To join this important prayer event, click on the following link to access the live broadcast of the Rosary:

🔗 Through our Facebook live and on YouTube

A Call for Peace

In these times of uncertainty and conflict, it is crucial that we unite in prayer for peace. The Holy Land, a place of great historical and spiritual significance, needs our prayers and support more than ever. By participating in this International Rosary, you will be contributing to a global effort for peace and reconciliation.

We look forward to seeing you this October 25 to pray together and ask for peace in the Holy Land! Share this invitation with your friends and family so that more people can join this chain of prayer.