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Pope's upcoming visit brings attention to the dwindling population of Christians in Iraq

  • Written by Ramazan Kılınç, Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Nebraska Omaha
Pope's upcoming visit brings attention to the dwindling population of Christians in IraqA mural depicting Pope Francis on a concrete wall around the Our Lady of Salvation Church in Baghdad, in preparation for the pontiff's visit, AP/Photo/Khalid Mohammed

Pope Francis will arrive in Iraq on Friday in a first-ever papal visit to the country that is expected to raise awareness about the challenges facing Iraqi Christians – a...

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