This book chronicles the author's Christian pilgrimage in the 1930s, from the Euphrates to the Nile and Sinai. The aim is to tell the story of Christian life in the Near East, through narrative and descriptions of the author's physical journey. The book combines the journey from Babylon to Baghdad, visits to Coptic monasteries, and churches in Rome. The author embarks on a Christian pilgrimage from the Middle East, passing through areas of historical and religious significance, such as the Euphrates and the Nile. The book covers the journey from Babylon to Baghdad, visits to remote Coptic monasteries, and ends in churches in Rome.