Shadia Sbait and Amneer Toume are descendents of villagers displaced by the Israeli army in 1948 and their village, Iqrit, was destroyed on Christmas, 1951. They will tell their 67-year story of ongoing struggles, legal campaign to return, hosting of summer youth camps on the site, visit with pope Francis and services and celebrations and a multi-year “live-in” at the surviving church, Saint Mary’s. Such displacements have been and are common in Palestine. This is one of the longest nonviolent popular and legal struggles for justice.