The Sayfo of 1915 killed Syriac Catholics along with Syriac Orthodox, Chaldeans and Assyrians; the church's Anatolian dioceses effectively ceased to exist and the survivors regrouped in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq. The twentieth-century recovery in Iraq was then undone between 2003 and 2014. The 2010 cathedral attack, the 2014 flight from Qaraqosh — a town where the Syriac Catholic Church was the majority — and the destruction of churches in Mosul are all inside living memory for the congregation. The church has raised causes for the 2010 victims and treats the date as a memorial regardless of the canonical outcome.