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Last Friday, Bishop Yu’annis said the first mass at the Virgin Mary Church in al-Rihāb. Meanwhile, Pope Shenouda has decided to appoint Fathers Fīlopātīr Ramzī, Boulus Majdī and Antonious Emile to be in charge of the spiritual service in the area until new priests are ordained.
The ordination of a priest in ‘Udaysāt might open the door to a new wave of sectarianism. Hanī al-A‘sar investigates the surrounding circumstances.
Hānī Labīb criticizes Dr. Muhammad ‘Imāra’s recent statement on the reasons behind sectarian sedition in Egypt. According to Labīb, Dr. ‘Imāra blamed Pope Shenouda III for the tension between Muslims and Christians in Egypt.
Pope Shenouda has forbidden Orthodox Copts from traveling to Jerusalem, stressing that those who violate the provisions of the Coptic Church will be severely punished.
The author reviews on a full page three books by three different writers dealing with the Copts of Egypt and the history of their relations with Muslims.
The author reports the repeated postponement of Pope Shenouda’s meeting with the new members of the al-Majlis al-Millī due to the top Coptic prelate’s busy schedule.
The author criticizes Pope Shenouda’s recent contradictory decision regarding many important issues that concern Copts in Egypt.
The Orthodox Church refuses liberalism although it is the only way for Christians to be saved from religious fanaticism. The Orthodox churches sermons fail to call for tolerance, making Christians even more isolated.
Money may push many to commit illegal acts. Here the author explains how many churches were robbed by certain people who managed to deceive Christian religious men, making use of the “religious bond”.
The author publishes the text of the reasons on which the Administrative Judiciary Court relied to give its controversial sentence compelling Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria to grant permit for a second marriage to a Copt who divorced his wife by a court ruling.

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