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2026-10-12 · Culture
SyriacPress reports that six choirs from different Christian traditions gathered in Brussels on 11 October. Syriac Cross Belgium used the concert to share its work supporting communities in the Middle East. This briefing is based on the report published on 12 October.
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SyriacPress reports that SÜDEF and the Syriac Women’s Center held a remembrance gathering in Midyat for people commemorated by the Bethnahrin National Council. The programme included speeches, poetry and a documentary. The report was published on 12 October and does not give a separate event date.
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Mar Addai Parish says the foundation concrete pour for its new church in Denair was completed on 9 October. Its construction update describes work across the east, west and central sections. This is the parish’s own progress report, not a claim that the church has opened.
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The god Aššur anchored Assyrian kingship, but ancient religion included many deities, temples, household protections and scholarly systems of divination that changed across centuries.
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