On December 16, 2024, Queen Rania of Jordan visited the Rosary Sisters Visitation Home, extending warm Christmas greetings and expressing her hopes for peace and security in the region. During a meeting with the nuns, Queen Rania conveyed her gratitude for their contributions to the humanitarian and educational fields in Jordan and abroad.
Established in 1996 to care for elderly nuns, the Rosary Sisters Visitation Home includes 56 bedrooms, several conference rooms, and other facilities. During her visit, the Queen met with Reverend Munther Isaac, Pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Christmas Church in Bethlehem, and the home’s director, Sister Madeleine Dababneh.
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This is such a nice and considerate visit of Queen Rania. Well done, your Majesty. Let all Religions live in peace and harmony together.
ReplyDeleteWell said!
DeleteBeautiful comment, well said.
DeleteLovely comment for an intelligent, active, beautiful Queen
DeleteIf it was that simple, it would be wonderful.
DeleteThe Queen looks gorgeous in this dreamy outfit in tones of palest pink, lustrous fabrics, and lovely flowing lines — so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow. Queen Rania always looks impeccable.
ReplyDeleteSon look de couleur rose très tendre lui sied à ravir !
ReplyDeleteThis is a soft, elegant, feminine ensemble, love the color. This outfit was perfect for this visit. She looks beautiful in a understated way.
ReplyDeleteThe nuns are such a stoic lot I love them;they do so much good in the world.Wow a Christmas church;I think they meant to write Christian Church;as I am Lutheran.
ReplyDeleteMay Pastor Isaac have all the blessings of the holiday season ;as it is not always peaceful.
Bethlehem is pretty special with the birth of our dear Lord; Baby Jesus.(Tara)
It is indeed the Christmas church; see https://www.elcjhl.org/christmas-lutheran-church-bethlehem
DeleteWhy do nuns cover their hair? Isn’t that oppressive to women?
ReplyDeleteLet's never forget that Christians are still the most persecuted amongst all religious groups, and by far. Especially in the Middle East where many Christians are the las standing ones. Queen Rania's visit means more than a nice gesture in my opinion. And as always, the wonderful Queen of Jordan knows how to be on the right side of history.
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