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IN MEMORIAM Nuha Mansour Yousif Aug 26, 1957 – July 13, 2022 Suad Zia Dawod Nov 18, 1948 – July 19, 2022 Hayat Yousef July 1, 1941 – Aug 16, 2022 Noriah Shaker Khamarko Shounia July 1, 1938 – Aug 17, 2022 Montasar Abdul- Raheem Katto Nov 2, 1959 – Aug 17, 2022 Roza Ketchel Nov 1, 1929 – Aug 19, 2022 Souhaila Najim Yousif April 6, 1941 – Aug 19, 2022 Nasim Hermiz Houmi Sept 26, 1981 – Aug 20, 2022 Andraos George Kattouah Oct 10, 1946 – Aug 20, 2022 Anir Giorgees Alsafo July 1, 1930 – Aug 20, 2022 Janan Asso Murad Bakkal Aug 1, 1954 – Aug 21, 2022 Mary Shaker Mikha Al Kas Shamoun July 1, 1933 – Aug 21, 2022 Arshad George Yousif Sept 25, 1953 – Aug 22, 2022 Hanna Denkha Adam July 1, 1932 – Aug 23, 2022 Wadiah Mansoor Ryachi Jan 1, 1928 – Aug 23, 2022 Noel Khoshaba July 1, 1942 – Aug 25, 2022 Morris Yalda Bolis Sept 27, 1972 – Aug 26, 2022 Mary Zia Attisha Kilano July 1, 1938 – Aug 28, 2022 Abdulmeseh Toma Yousif Najjar July 1, 1944 – Aug 29, 2022 Khalida Georgees Sept 11, 1940 – Aug 30, 2022 Mirna Hayat Roumayah Sept 4, 1957 – Aug 31, 2022 Karolyn Yaldoo Kassa Nov 28, 1965 – Sept 5, 2022 Sulaiman AbdulNour Jan 19, 1924 – Sept 6, 2022 Hayat Jajou Salmo Karcho July 1, 1931 – Sept 6, 2022 Majid Mooshi Sesi March 20, 1956 – Sept 7, 2022 Joseph Arabo Naman March 19, 1929 – Sept 7, 2022 Shamrina Mishu Younan July 1, 1942 – Sept 8, 2022 Basil Yousif Denha Oct 2, 1949 – Sept 8, 2022 Koukab Naroz June 10, 1949 – Sept 9, 2022 Salima Yousif Dallo July 1, 1933 – Sept 9, 2022 Andrew Michael Hailo Feb 28, 2003 – Sept 10, 2022 Nidhal Fares Yaldou Jan 12, 1959 – Sept 11, 2022 Nadhim Shakir Yono Feb 6, 1947 – Sept 11, 2022 Talal Ibrahim Haddad June 18, 1945 – Sept 11, 2022 Matthew Habib Sargon Binyamen Jan 7, 2016 – Sept 12, 2022 Rusliya Habeeb Rheemoo July 20, 1942 – Sept 15, 2022 Khoushibou Haroun July 1, 1929 – Sept 15, 2022 Fuad “Freddy” Kashat Aug 8, 1940 – Sept 16, 2022 Margrette Georges Toma Oct 10, 1950 – Sept 17, 2022 Nuhad Elia Bahnam July 1, 1937 – Sept 20, 2022 16 CHALDEAN NEWS OCTOBER 2022
RELIGION All Saints Day BY SARAH KITTLE Fall is Cider Season! Come Enjoy the Best of the Best! Franklin Cider Mill Every year on November 1, Catholics of all walks celebrate All Saints Day, a day set aside for the observance of saints. It closely follows Halloween, a huge holiday in the United States. Would it surprise you to know that Halloween, an evening when kids dress up as ghosts and ghouls, was originally a Christian holiday? “Hallow” in Old English means “holy” or “sacred.” Halloween, also known as All Hallows Eve, simply means “the evening of holy persons.” According to Christianity.com, Halloween as observed in the U.S. today is a mixture of Celtic religious ideas and Christian martyrology. The origin In 607 A.D., the Eastern Roman Emperor Phocas gifted Pope Boniface IV a Roman Pantheon and granted permission to turn it into a Christian church. According to Bede’s Ecclesiastical History, Boniface IV had the pagan temple ritualistically purified and, “once its company of devils had been cast out,” it was renamed the church of Saint Mary of the Martyrs (or the St. Maria Rotunda). As a result, the ancient temple of all the Roman gods was repurposed into a Christian church that venerated martyrs and saints. Those who trace the history of All Saint’s Day attribute this building with the beginnings of the observance. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III changed the date to November 1 when he dedicated a chapel at the Vatican in honor of all the saints. What is a saint? What makes one a saint? The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops defines saints as “persons in heaven (officially canonized or not), who lived heroically virtuous lives, offered their life for others, or were martyred for the faith, and who are worthy of imitation.” Saints are people we look to for inspiration, whom we model our lives after. But canonized saints aren’t the only ones we remember on All Saints Day, explains Father Ayala, Director of Liturgy at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. “When we pray the Apostles’ Creed, we say, ‘I believe in…the communion of saints,’” says Fr. Ayala. “The communion of saints is made up of men and women who have placed their hope in Jesus Christ and through Baptism, are his adopted sons and daughters.” How we celebrate One great tradition and practice associated with the Solemnity of All Saints is going to Mass – it is, after all, a Holy Day of Obligation! Every time we go to Pope Boniface and Emperor Phocas in front of Roman Pantheon. Mass, we remember the saints in a special way in the Eucharist. All Saints Day comes from a conviction that there is a spiritual connection between those in Heaven and on Earth. During Mass, the Beatitudes are read and prayers are said for the saints. Many people visit gravesites of loved ones and relatives to pay tribute and remember those who have passed on to heaven. Other traditional activities for All Saints Day come as no surprise: reading and learning about the saints, praying to the saints – especially one’s confirmation saint – and asking for their intercession so that we, too might become saints. To illustrate the point, Fr. Ayala shared one of his favorite quotations, from Saint (Mother) Teresa of Calcutta: “holiness is not the luxury of a few people, but a simple duty for you and me.” As Halloween approaches this year, remember the reason for the holiday (holy day) and say a little prayer to the souls of those we have loved and lost. Award Winning Fresh Cider & Warm Donuts! Slushes Cold & Hot Cider Caramel Apples Your Favorite Michigan Made Products • Pies - Breads • Cookies • Candies • Nuts • • Maple Syrup • Jams • Honey • Cheeses • Meats • • Chows • Salsas • Dressings • Apple Sauce • Weekends Family Gatherings • Mellow Jazz • Magician • Cider Dogs • Corn on the Cob Easy Online Ordering Options! Pre-Pay Pick-up www.franklincidermill.com A NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE ESTABLISHED 1832 ***** Voted Best of the Best & Hour Magazine’s #1 Apple Cider Mill 2021 & 2022 **AND** The Best Business from Next Door Neighborhood News OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM DAILY • INDOOR & OUTDOOR SALES AREAS 7450 Franklin Rd., Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301 • 248.626.8261 Keeping teeth healthy early on is important to good oral health down the road. Dental sealants are a great way to help protect teeth from decay. This clear coating is effective in young children when their permanent molars appear. Delta Dental of Michigan OCTOBER 2022 CHALDEAN NEWS 17
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