Thursday, May 17, 2012



FEATURES

Reflections on a Remarkable Career

One on One with Mar Ibrahim



As he gets ready for retirement, the community celebrates major milestones in Bishop Ibrahim Ibrahim's life — 50 years in the priesthood and 30 years as a Bishop.
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Celebrating the Resurrection



"What's the big deal about the resurrection?"  One of my classmates asked this question in a graduate-level Scripture class. He posed it because our professor was showing the class a 600-page  READ STORY

What are your concerns for the nation?



Republican or Democrat? Optimistic or worried? In this presidential election year, local Chaldeans share their views on what our country needs going forward.
The main concern for America in the next presidential election is jobs.
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CASABlanca, the third annual fashion show from Oakland University’s CASA, rocked the San Marino Club in Troy on February 23. Proceeds benefitted the Team Jen c... More Info
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It was all fun and games on March 2 for Family Fun Night at Shenandoah Country Club. The evening had a festive St. Patrick’s Day theme. More Info
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FROM THE EDITOR

A Christ-centered life



Last month I visited the Most Blessed Sacrament Cathedral in Detroit to participate in the Living Stations performance and I say "participate" because it is  READ STORY


ONE ON ONE

Sister Therese Shikwana: 'I enjoy my life'



Sister Therese Shikwana is a pioneer in the United States, moving here from Iraq in 1973 when the Chaldean community was still quite small. "I came with  READ STORY
ECONOMICS AND ENTERPRISE

Nick Abouna is king of car accessories



Chances are that Metro Detroiters who've tricked out their ride with aftermarket accessories have paid a visit or two to Hot Wheel City. Owner Nick Abouna's business card includes  READ STORY

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Forum celebrates Mesopotamian arts



Some 200 people gathered to experience poetry readings, intellectual lectures, folklore dancing, and national music and singing by Raad Barakat on February 25 at the first cultural event of the newly formed Mesopotamian Forum for Arts and Culture.
"Unfortunately, the cultural awareness of Mesopotamia here in America and in Iraq is neglected and not encouraged,"
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Church classes keep Chaldean language alive



In 1977, Bishop Sarhad Jammo of California, then an associate pastor at Mother of God in Southfield, started teaching Chaldean language classes. The classes continued until 1983,  READ STORY

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