A Mission of Peace

The mission of Pilgrims of Ibillin is to support the Mar Elias Educational Institutions and other mission projects that foster a just peace in Israel and Palestine. Pilgrims of Ibillin provides this support through financial resources, education, and peace building projects.

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Abuna Messages to U.S. Supporters During Difficult Times

Father Chacour shares two video messages with U.S. supporters Father Chacour: A Message About the Current Situation Father Chacour Responds...
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February 2024 Pilgrims’ Post

Read February 2024 Pilgrims’ Post E-News Content: Executive Director Essrea laments the continuation of destruction of Gaza and the need...
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Pilgrims of Ibillin cultivates peace by partnering with local organizations in Isreal & Palestine.

Building Peace on Desktops

“Building Peace on Desktops” shows how Mar Elias prepares students to see “the Other” as neighbor.

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We support programs and institutions where young people are given outstanding opportunities to study and grow as well-rounded leaders, grounded in a commitment to peacemaking and reconciliation.

Living Stones Pilgrimages

Looking for a way to engage with Peacemakers and go beyond traditional tourism to Israel & Palestine? We offer excellent listening & study tours. Join us to meet the peacemakers of today.

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  • “We are not condemned to live together, we are rather privileged to live together – to accept each other and to become a sign of hope for our local people, for the Middle East and for all those thousands who visit the Holy Places.”

    Abuna Elias Chacour