Tragedy Strikes Ancient Monastery of Zequalla Abo: Gunmen Kill Monks, Novice in Oromia Attack

Tragedy Strikes Ancient Monastery of Zequalla Abo: Gunmen Kill Monks, Novice in Oromia Attack

Abba Kidane Mariam Tilahun (Secretary of the Monastery)

Abba Tekle Mariam Asrat (Steward of the Monastery)

ESG – OCP News Service – 23/02/2024

Addis Ababa- Ethiopia: A horrific tragedy struck the ancient Monastery of Zequalla Abo in Oromia, Ethiopia on the evening of Wednesday, February 21, 2024 where gunmen took hostage from the priors and later killed three and a novice, as well as injuring another monk (Abba Kidane Mariam Gebre Senbet).

According to the Abbot of the monastery, Abba Gebre Hiwot, the gunmen claimed that the land belonged to Oromia and that the monastic community should leave the area. East Shewa Diocese, where the monastery is located, has been experiencing targeted attacks against clergy, ascetics, and arson attacks on churches in recent years.

The slain monks and novice were identified as:
1. Abba Tekle Mariam Asrat (Steward of the Monastery)
2. Abba Kidane Mariam Tilahun (Secretary of the Monastery)
3. Abba Gebre Mariam Abebe (Serving Priest – Monk, Exegete, and Part of the Administration), and
4. Novice Haile Mariam Seme.

The Patriarchate released a statement attributing the atrocity to OLA gunmen and calling on the federal and regional governments to protect the monastery and its inhabitants.

Debre Kewakebt Zequalla Abune Gebre Menfes Qedus Monastery was founded in the 12th century by Abune Gebre Menfes Qedus. Located 70km from Addis Ababa, the monastery is known for its beautiful setting on a mountain with a crater lake at its center.

The monastery had previously sought intervention from the regional government due to threats and raids, but no action was taken. The tragic loss of the monks and novice has sent shockwaves through the community, highlighting the ongoing dangers faced by the Orthodox in the region.

Sources:
– EOTC Broadcasting Service
– Mahibere Kidusan Broadcast Service
– Tewahedo Media Center
– Media of Addis Ababa Diocese
– Hamere Tewahedo Media

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