A Light in the Rubble
- War
- Categories:Memoirs
- Language:French（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:June,2026
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- Size:135mm×215mm
- Publication Place:France
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Feature
★A unique, exclusive testimony for the world.
★A universal message of peace for every language and nation.
★The moving and human day-by-day account of the sole priest of Gaza.
★The singular and humane perspective of a man of faith and hope, in-situ, in a devastated land.
Description
Dozens of families flock here daily to find refuge as they stuggle to
survive since the response by Israel to the Hamas terrorist attack on
October 7, 2023.
Each day, people pray that the cross reaching high into the sky will
divert the missiles. Each day, with a smile or a simple hug, Father
Gabriel Romanelli, the sole priest in Gaza, and who refused to leave his church and the inhabitants of the destroyed enclave, welcomes all
refugees in search of a little comfort, hope...and a ray of light in the midst of ruins and death.
In this unique and deeply moving account from a devastated land,
Father Gabriel tells of his daily life: that of a man who, against all odds, helps men, women and children to survive in the heart of an on-going conflict with international repercussions.
Author
the only priest still stationed in the Gaza Strip.
Father Gabriel Romanelli, was in Jerusalem on the day of the Hamas terrorist attacks OCT 7th 2023. He immediately returned to his parish in Gaza City in order to be at the sides of all those - regardless of origin or religion - who needed his presence and his help...despite the intensive bombing.
Pope Francis called Father Gabriel every day in his Parish Church to offer his unfathomable support for over 18 months following the Hamas terror attack. The Pope's last call to Father Gabriel came on Holy Saturday to say 'thank you... for all that we did here'."."In the same time, he asked [for] prayer and gave the blessing for all the people, for the Christian community and for all the citizens in Gaza,
Guillaume de Dieuleveult, is the Le Figaro correspondant based in Jerusalem.
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