All posts tagged "copts"

“Dinner is ready!” As mom calls us for dinner, I begin to notice a delicious aroma that...

While some celebrate Christmas on 25 December, most Egyptians celebrate on 7 January, making Christmas eve on...

“I wanted to redefine and reimagine what people think the word diversity means. When people are different...

Passing by a Coptic church in the narrow alleys of Shubra in Cairo, one can clearly hear...

The Coptic Orthodox Church announced that a massive fire broke out at Abu Sefein Church in Imbaba,...

“Egypt is not a country we live in, but a country that lives within us.” This is...

  The Azhar Imam, Ahmed al-Tayeb, condemned the restrictions imposed on non-Muslims during the holy month of...

Following multiple incidents targeting Coptic Orthodox Christians in Egypt during Ramadan, Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria...

Not one Coptic Christian home does not know the significance of 2 April. Almost every family in...

A Cairo court sentenced Michael Fahmy to life imprisonment for luring, kidnapping, taking advantage of and sexually...

By Marina Kilada Today, the Coptic Orthodox community -one of several minorities in Egypt- celebrates the beginning...

From the 7th to the 21st of August, the Coptic Orthodox Church celebrates one of its most...

Earlier this month, the Coptic Orthodox community in Vancouver, Canada woke up to a devastating tragedy after...

The past decade has been the most eventful and tumultuous in Egypt’s modern political history since the...

By denouncing the inappropriate clothing of Christian women attending the Orthodox Coptic Easter sermon on April 30,...

Following Friday’s tragic events in which seven were killed and many were wounded after unknown gunmen shot...

A monk who served as a confessional priest for one of two defrocked monks charged with the...