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The new Chaldean Catholic Archbishop Najib Michaeel Moussa (C) uses a cell phone to take a “selfie” photograph with a woman, during his ordination ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral in the eastern part of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul on January 25, 2019. The Iraqi priest who saved a trove of religious manuscripts from the Islamic State group was ordained on January 25 as the Chaldean church's new archbishop of Mosul. The 63-year-old Archbishop Najib Michaeel was inaugurated in a ceremony in attended by Catholic leaders from Iraq and beyond, as well as local officials and residents. (Photo by Zaid al-Obeidi/AFP Photo)
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