Inauguration of New Roman Catholic Bishops’ Circles Complex in Amman, Jordan, by Yusuf al-Absi

The Abbie Patriarch, Yusuf al-Absi, inaugurated the new compound of the Roman Catholic Bishops’ Circles in Amman, Jordan. The facility consolidates church and administrative functions into a single headquarters, aiming to enhance institutional efficiency and service quality. The event drew attendees from various sectors, including government officials, diplomats, and church leaders.

The new complex includes key facilities such as the Ra’i Centre, the Church Court, the General Value Service, and the General Secretariat of Schools, alongside administrative offices. These spaces promote integration among church units and support the Church’s mission of serving society. Father Nabil Haddad, General Trustee of the Royal Roman Catholic Bishop of Jordan, emphasized the modernization of institutional structures and the improved delivery of services.

Jordan’s leadership, under King Abdullah II, has been recognized for fostering religious freedoms and promoting coexistence. The country is highlighted as a regional model for dialogue and peace, which has strengthened its reputation as a hub for brotherhood and harmony. The Church commends the King’s role in protecting Christian communities and encouraging a culture of mutual respect.

The inauguration reflects a strategic effort to align institutional work with modern needs while maintaining a focus on spiritual and human service. The project underscores values of partnership and cooperation, contributing to the broader goals of the Eastern Catholic churches in communion with Rome. The initiative is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the Church’s presence and effectiveness in Jordan.

Source: Read the original report (translated from Arabic)