
Holy Land Ministries
Maintaining the rights and flourishing of Christians in the Holy Land.
Ministries & Projects
Supporting Holy Land Christians
The Equestrian Order encourages awareness and engagement of members through the dissemination of accurate and timely information about the challenges affecting and needs of the Christian community in Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Jordan, and Cyprus. Especially with present conditions being what they are in the Holy Land, humanitarian, health, and economic issues are of vital concern to the Order. Maintaining the sanctity of Christians in the Holy Land is an issue that ultimately affects all Christians, for it calls into question the right of all of us to walk in the footsteps of Jesus, Our Savior.
Among the activities taking place at the Lieutenancy and diocesan level are:
- Creating opportunities for the co-promotion of inter-religious dialogue and understanding.
- Placing articles in diocesan newspapers and church bulletins about the Order’s mission and help we provide to our Holy Land ministries and projects;
- Contributing to the Lieutenancy newsletters and social media on matters concerning our Holy Land ministries and projects;
- Promoting awareness and engagement of our members through Ministry Fairs at the Annual and Midyear Meetings;
- Encouraging members to make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and visit our ministries and projects;
- Praying the Memorare each day for the intention of Peace in the Holy Land and for the intentions of our Holy Father.
Supporting our Holy Land Ministries and Projects is in many ways what being a Knight or Dame is all about. We hope every member will be actively involved in this effort.
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A Visit to Bethlehem University

Following the visit of H.E. Michael Scott Feeley, Lieutenant of the Western Lieutenancy, last April, Deacon Sir Ryan Adams led a pilgrimage group of members of the Western Lieutenancy of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem (EOHSJ) on a visit to Bethlehem University on Thursday, 9 May 2019. Vice Chancellor Brother Peter Bray
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Student Testimonial

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Student Testimonial

“After three years of being a part of the Debate Club I no longer take things for granted. I have begun to discuss many more issues with my friends because debating has developed my critical thinking. I also learned how to present my ideas and my thoughts in an appropriate manner so that people can

