الأربعاء الأحمر يوم التضامن مع المسيحيين المضطهدين
مبادرة للمؤسسة الحبريّة عون الكنيسة المتألمة للإضاءة على محنة من عانوا ويعانون بسبب ممارسة شعائرهم الدينيّة.
اكتست، يوم الأربعاء الماضي، مبانٍ عديدة من حول العالم بالأحمر من أجل تسليط الضوء على محنة المسيحيين المُضطهدين.
وتجدر الإشارة الى أن هذه المبادرة وهي بعنوان “الأربعاء الأحمر” نُظّمت للمرّة الأولى في العام 2016 بمبادرة من مؤسسة عون الكنيسة المتألمة من أجل الإضاءة على المعاناة التي يتكبدها الكثيرون من أجل ايمانهم المسيحي مع الإشارة الى أن اللون الأحمر يرمز في المسيحيّة الى الشهادة.
وبحسب تقرير عون الكنيسة المتألمة، يواجه 300 مليون مسيحي الإضطهاد اليوم علماً ان المسيحيين هم المجموعة الدينيّة الأكثر اضطهاداً في العالم.
وأُضيئت مبانٍ من حول العالم باللون الأحمر في دعوة لاحترام الأقليات الدينيّة وتقبلها أكثر فانضمت الى الحملة كاتدرائية وستمنستر في لندن إضافةً الى ألفي رعيّة في الفلبين وغيرها من المباني التي تشكل رمزيّة كبيرة من حول العالم.
اليكم مجموعة من الصور التي وصلتنا إثر فعاليات # الأربعاء الأحمر:
This evening, #RedWednesday comes to @WestminsterCath! The procession begins at Parliament Square at 6pm, reaching the cathedral for 6.30.
— Westminster Diocese (@RCWestminster) November 27, 2019
Find out how you can support @acn_uk at https://t.co/Q46KeMRw3ppic.twitter.com/57IOhMh2Tb
LOOK: Manila Cathedral lit in red to mark #RedWednesday as part of Aid to the Church in Need’s campaign in solidarity with persecuted Christians around the world. #cbcpnewspic.twitter.com/NaSbsGUBxv
— CBCPNews (@cbcpnews) November 27, 2019
LOOK: Manila Cathedral lit in red to mark #RedWednesday as part of Aid to the Church in Need’s campaign in solidarity with persecuted Christians around the world. #cbcpnewspic.twitter.com/NaSbsGUBxv
— CBCPNews (@cbcpnews) November 27, 2019
LOOK: The Baclaran Church marks #RedWednesday Nov. 27. 📷 Elmarc Lim pic.twitter.com/HplXJIjYgI
— CBCPNews (@cbcpnews) November 27, 2019
Look out for our Church lit up today for #RedWednesday Standing in solidarity with suffering Christians persecuted for faith @can_uk @ACN_Scotland @rcmotherwell @staugustine_pta @StAugustine_PS @stambrosehigh @StAndrewsHS pic.twitter.com/9k00vGLb8O
— Fr. Michael J Kane (@FrKane) November 27, 2019
Buildings Lit Red for Persecuted Christians on Red Wednesday'
— Julie Krezmien (@krezmien) November 27, 2019
Budapest, HUNGARY #RedWednesday#PersecutedChristianshttps://t.co/B7YI1zgsDG
LOOK: Letran joins the global ‘Red Wednesday’ Movement of the Catholic Church in solidarity with the persecuted Christians worldwide. #RedWednesdaypic.twitter.com/bqI4lUa4Ug
— LETRAN MANILA (@LetranOfficial) November 27, 2019
Our little chapel with a red glow for #RedWednesday praying 🙏🏼 for all those persecuted for their faith throughout the world. @ACN_Scotland@acn_uk@rcmotherwell@PaisleyDiocesepic.twitter.com/qwTVc7FUpz
— Sisters of St. Peter Claver (@claversisters) November 27, 2019
Main building @foreignoffice illuminated on #RedWednesday to highlight persecution of Christians and uphold the importance of freedom of religion or belief. pic.twitter.com/mkyXomAnTY
— Paul Brummell (@PaulBrummell) November 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/TheAnimoSHS/status/1199677740032483328
Onze kerk is rood #redwednesday om aandacht te vragen voor het recht op vrijheid van godsdienst voor mensen van alle religies. Meerdere kerken doen mee wereldwijd op initiatief van kerk in nood pic.twitter.com/a6FfR8nZ0B
— Maarten Pelser (@Maart_P) November 27, 2019
Vandaag is het #RedWednesday. Op deze dag vragen we aandacht voor het recht op #vrijheid van #godsdienst.
— D66 's-Hertogenbosch (@d66denbosch) November 27, 2019
Als D66 hechten wij veel waarde aan de vrijheid van godsdienst: iedereen heeft het recht zijn of haar religie te kunnen belijden op de manier waarop hij of zij dat wil. pic.twitter.com/QX06KogQx8
Vandaag is het #RedWednesday. Op deze dag vragen we aandacht voor het recht op #vrijheid van #godsdienst.
— D66 's-Hertogenbosch (@d66denbosch) November 27, 2019
Als D66 hechten wij veel waarde aan de vrijheid van godsdienst: iedereen heeft het recht zijn of haar religie te kunnen belijden op de manier waarop hij of zij dat wil. pic.twitter.com/QX06KogQx8
Lovely to see Our Lady & All Saints church lit up in red for #RedWednesday#solidarity#faith#parboldpic.twitter.com/7XL0N2GAAS
— kathy charnock (@kkcharnock) November 27, 2019
Remembering our persecuted Christian brothers and sisters, wherever they may be. #RedWednesday#Portugal@FundacaoAISpic.twitter.com/ZT4bh8XOxD
— Filipe d'Avillez (@Favillez) November 27, 2019
@WestminsterCath bathed in red light for the wonderful #RedWednesday event by @aidtochurch to support #faith and #freedom. Following a procession from @foreignoffice, @Rehman_Chishti was amongst those that addressed the congregation on #forb. @AMARLondonpic.twitter.com/xNKEM3OfGn
— Emma Harriet Nicholson (@Baroness_Nichol) November 27, 2019
#RedWednesday na Katolické teologické fakultě a Arcibiskupském semináři @ktf_ukhttps://t.co/xxQfK6wVNTpic.twitter.com/WAW7fmRASx
— Vojtěch Novotný (@Vojtny) November 27, 2019
In #RedWednesday I am standing up for #faith and #freedom, alongside @aidtochurch. The #Christian community in Israel is the only thriving Christian community in the Middle East. 4 percent increase in 2019. pic.twitter.com/8rlpv51jo1
— Vivian Aisen (@VivianAisen) November 27, 2019
Westminster Cathedral looking splendid for #RedWednesdaypic.twitter.com/5heE5CplBl
— WhenIDecorateThings (@WhenIDecorate) November 27, 2019
To mark #RedWednesday Abergavenny Castle is floodlit in red thanks to Abergavenny Council of Churches. This worldwide event is aimed at highlighting the persecution and injustice suffered by Christians, while promoting respect and tolerance between people of different religions. pic.twitter.com/EYWk8zUqdp
— MonLife Heritage (@Mon_Heritage) November 27, 2019
Budapest’s Chain Bridge is one of many world landmarks illuminated red tonight in solidarity with the 245 million persecuted Christians around the world. #RedWednesday#ICCP_Budapestpic.twitter.com/i0lykgNCvt
— Courtney Mares (@catholicourtney) November 27, 2019
St Clare's is making a stand for faith and freedom tonight, as part of @acn_uk's #RedWednesday campaign. Ours is one of many buildings lighting up red to highlight the sufferings of persecuted Christians throughout the world and show our support. Please pray for them! @ACNUK_NWpic.twitter.com/QMJUKwV6A7
— St Clare's Church (@StClareFulwood) November 27, 2019
Joining @ACN_UK and friends globally in lighting up @CopticCathedral for #RedWednesday, praying for #Christian sisters and brothers around the world still persecuted for wanting to live and practice what they believe, as well as those of any religion or none deprived this right. https://t.co/ksow8AQ05Kpic.twitter.com/t2h0mBP354
— Archbishop Angaelos (@BishopAngaelos) November 27, 2019
#27DeNoviembre#RedWednesday Lisboa, Portugal, se viste de rojo, hoy #ACN ilumina miles de edificios de Londres, Ámsterdam, Lisboa, Praga y Washington D.C para concienciar sobre la persecución de cristianos en todo el mundo.🌍🙏🙌🙌 https://t.co/TTB4vSm3Uzpic.twitter.com/OEaKOa61qm
— IglesiaNecesitadaMex (@ACNMex) November 27, 2019
