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The issue of the divorce of Copts has become a problem with no solution. There are at least 144,000 pending cases waiting for approval.
Many Copts divorced in a civil court which is not accepted by the Coptic Orthodox Church who in turn refused to give people a remarriage permit which is needed to marry again. Because these permits are rarely given many people try to escape this Orthodox regulation and become members of other...
The 50th anniversary of Father Matta Al-Maskin becoming a monk passed quietly.
Terrorist actions against the Copts resume in Upper Egypt.
A number of Orthodox Copts have stopped praying in the churches belonging to their church. They are now praying in Catholic churches in protest over the division of a bishopric.
For the first time ever, the committee of suggestions and complaints in the People’s Assembly is preparing a study about the Khat Al-Hamayouni and the ten conditions organizing the building of churches in preparation for a law to regulate all places of worship.
The law governing employment in churches refer to it as a workplace and specifies that priests and other workers in the church are self employed.
On the 17th of July Al-Azhar will receive a delegation from the Vatican, in the first meeting between the two sides after the signing of the dialogue document between them last week.
Rose el-Yousef describes the conflict between a Coptic Orthodox bishop and the people of a village in his diocese who wanted him to consecrate the son of the village priest as priest which the bishop refused. The Pope responded by taking this village and two other villages away from his diocese.
Rose Al-Yousef attacks the American Freedom of Religious Persecution Act.

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