OREBRO — In the middle of a grand, high-ceilinged church in Orebro, Sweden, Jacob Kasselia, a Syrian Orthodox priest, looked up towards the stained glass windows above him, then back down at his hands.OREBRO — In the middle of a grand, high-ceilinged church in Orebro, Sweden, Jacob Kasselia, a Syrian Orthodox priest, looked up towards the stained glass windows above him, then back down at his hands.
Sweden’s worst mass shooting leaves immigrant community on edge
