After Decades of Persecution ‘Things Are Getting Better’ for Egypt’s Christians

Nov 28, 2019 13:42

Fionn Shiner

Coptic Catholic Bishop Kyrillos William of Assiut (© ACN)

Meetings

Coptic Priest in Egypt Killed by Christian Guard

Reportedly a Dispute Over Money

May 14, 2019 16:36

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace

Egypt: Number of Churches 'Regularized' by Government Rises to 783

Many More Approvals Expected by end of 2020

Mar 11, 2019 17:26

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace

Egypt: Pope Francis Sends Message to Coptic Church

Dedication of the new Cathedral of the Nativity

Jan 08, 2019 08:18

Jim Fair

Justice and Peace

Egypt: Al Sisi to Participate in Christmas Vigil Presided by Coptic Patriarch Tawadros

Liturgy to be Broadcast on National Television

Jan 05, 2019 19:17

Staff Reporter

Persecuted Christians

Egypt: Government Renovates and Regulates 500 Churches

Buildings Destroyed by ‘Muslim Brotherhood’

Jan 01, 2019 18:46

ZENIT Staff

This is what the letter says—the surprising and important letter that Leo XIV sent to the cardinals ahead of the Consistory in June 2026

Letter from Pope Leo XIV to the cardinals ahead of the upcoming consistory in 2026

Although there are no diplomatic relations, the President of the National Assembly of Vietnam invites Pope Leo XIV to visit the country

The President of the National Assembly in Hanoi presented the Pope with a letter from the President, who is now firmly at the helm of power in Vietnam. It was precisely internal disagreements over the local political balance of power that had slowed down the preparations for the visit, which is so eagerly awaited by the Catholic community. Cardinal Parolin is due to visit soon to establish full diplomatic relations. The possibility of 2027, when the Pope is already expected in Seoul for World Youth Day.

After Decades of Persecution ‘Things Are Getting Better’ for Egypt’s Christians

Pope Welcomes Grand Imam of Al-Azhar of Egypt

Coptic Priest Cites Religious Indifference Among Young People in Egypt

Egyptian Government 'Legalizes' Another 88 Churches Built Without Permits

New Institutes of Coptic Studies Spread in Egypt's Public Universities

'Way of the Holy Family' in Egypt may be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Christian Kidnapped in January in Egypt Still Missing

Coptic Priest in Egypt Killed by Christian Guard

Egypt: Number of Churches 'Regularized' by Government Rises to 783

Egypt: Pope Francis Sends Message to Coptic Church

Egypt: Al Sisi to Participate in Christmas Vigil Presided by Coptic Patriarch Tawadros

Egypt: Government Renovates and Regulates 500 Churches