Peter Azzo

[Peter Azzo @PeterAzzo]

@zayyatheblessed HH is there to celebrate the 1 yr death anniversary of Mar Aprem. An influential and beloved prelate amongst all members—Assyrians & Indians. Mar Aprem was the locum tenens of the Apostolic See & was the principal patriarchal consecrator in 2015

[Peter Azzo @PeterAzzo]

@zayyatheblessed First, your mother Church (Rome) doesn’t use the derogatory Nestorian misnomer—so, correct your language.

[Chicago Cubs @Cubs]

W.

[MLB @MLB]

"I hope this email finds you well"

How the email finds me:

[Marvin Baroota @MarvinBaroota]

Thank you Dansby for trusting me!

[Eastern christians @Easternchristns]

“Mr. President, declare this day not simply a day of mourning. As Christians, we do not seek pity. Rather, I say it would be appropriate if this day were declared a day of mourning for the government itself.”
— Greek Orthodox Patriarch John X

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

🇸🇾 “Let sectarianism fall, and let the nation live.”

The Greek Antiochian Orthodox Patriarch John X stands before Jolani and delivers a powerful plea, confronting him over the massacres unfolding along the Syrian coast. He speaks not just as a religious leader, but as a voice for the innocent—Christians and Alawites who are NOT caught in crossfire but are being deliberately targeted.

He reminds the world that the majority of those killed are not “remnants of the regime”—they are civilians, women, and children, slaughtered in their homes, forced from their villages, and stripped of their lives simply for their faith and identity.

Icons of the Virgin Mary, whom both Christians and Muslims revere, have been desecrated, and churches and homes have been burned to the ground. He calls on Jolani to stop the massacres immediately and to return Syria to a path of peace, unity, and reconciliation.

The crowd erupts in applause, because they know the truth—this was never about a revolution, democracy, or freedom. It was always about sectarian hatred and destruction.

Yet, we were told that Christians were not being targeted, that their suffering was a “hoax,” and that they stood by as Alawites were slaughtered. How much more proof is needed?

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

Don't forget to join us next Saturday for our Paint Night led by the talented Larsa Kena! We hope to see you all there. 21+ Event! Get your tickets fast! :) God bless you all.

https://t.co/8fNlGP0SN2

[Peter Azzo @PeterAzzo]

ACOE’s new Patriarchate in Erbil & the (almost) completed Basilica of the Holy Apostles

[Joe Snell @joesnellreports]

Here's a look at the new complex:

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

Life too much to handle? You’re never alone. He holds you in his Right Hand 🤍. You have support at church, come pay us a visit 🙏🏼.

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

Looking for a church family? Our arms are open! You’ll hit a hole in one joining our youth🏌🏻‍♀️🫶🏼

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

Last Bible study at the original Mar Sargis church before the big move to Skokie. Come join us this Friday!

[Peter Azzo @PeterAzzo]

@ourtana and Chicago is Erbil? loool

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

Don’t forget to join us TODAY 2/24 at @Dengeos and support us by mentioning Mar Gewargis Youth! 20% of your bill will be donated back to us! Thank you Dengeos for the opportunity!

[Peter Azzo @PeterAzzo]

Sharing this beautiful prayer from our liturgy with a special intention for the Assyrian community in Ukraine and all of the people of good will that are in the midst of this conflict.

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

Join us for Bible Study tomorrow at 8PM SHARP & stay for fellowship afterwards. We hope to see you all there 🙏🏻

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

The third and final day of fasting — don’t forget not to break your fast until Thursday morning!

Join us today at 4 pm for prayers and 6 pm for Qurbana at Mar Gewargis Cathedral.

[Mar Gewargis Cathedral Chicago Youth Group @acoemargewargis]

Today, our Holy Church begins the Rogation of the Ninevites, a required time of fasting, prayer, and repentance.