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Iraqi Christians attend Mass at the archaeological site of Kokheh Church south of Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Aug 23, 2019. The historical church located on the left bank of the Tigris River some 20 miles south of the capital Baghdad dates back to the first century AD. Remnants of the church, an archaeological site and one of the most important sites of Eastern Christianity, was reopened again to the public last year after a years-long closure due to security concerns. (AP Photo/Khalid Mohammed)
Photo by: Khalid Mohammed
Iraqi Christians attend Mass at the archaeological site of Kokheh Church south of Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Aug 23, 2019. The historical church located on the left bank of the Tigris River some 20 miles south of the capital Baghdad dates back to the first century AD. Remnants of the church, an archaeological site and one of the most important sites of Eastern Christianity, was reopened again to the public last year after a years-long closure due to security concerns. (AP Photo/Khalid Mohammed)

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