Egypt’s Coptic Christians feel vulnerable
Source:
kdhnews
Date of source:
28 Dec 2013
Reference:
KERDASA, Egypt — Three times a week without fail, the sound of ancient chants reverberates from the blackened walls of the Church of the Archangel Michael. Once aglow with precious icons and flickering candlelight, the Coptic church outside Cairo now stands nearly bare, looted and burned by an angry mob more than four months ago.
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