Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, celebrated today the holy liturgy at the second anniversary of the departure of the late Pope Shenouda III.

During his meeting today with Dr. Jerry Van Dyck, U.S. State Department advisor on Foreign Relations, Dr. Ibrahim Negm, Egypt's Mufti's adviser, said terrorist attacks by the terrorist group of the Muslim Brotherhood won't prevent developing our modern state in Egypt.

Rev. Refaat Fekry, head of media commission at Nile Evangelical Synod and spokesperson of the Evangelical Church, said that restoration of the burned churches by the Muslim Brotherhood, after the dispersal of Rabaa Adawia and Nahda sit-ins, will be carried out in two stages.

During his historical visit to St. Makarious monastery, H.H. Pope Tawadros II headed the mass today.

Hany Ramsis, Coptic lawyer, demanded the Egyptian government to pay for medical treatment of Salama Fawzy Tobia who was shot in Libya last week.

Ahmed Mohamed Ali, spokesperson of Egypt's military published today pictures of the initial perception of youth economic housing project for young people.

For the first time since his enthronement, Pope Tawadros II, paid official visit, to St. Makarius' monastery.

Al-Azhar denounced a call by one of its senior scholars to demolish cinemas that will present the new film of prophet Noah.

Dr. Naguib Gabriel, head of the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights, will organize an international conference about prosecuted Christians in the Middle East in the presence of many public figures and journalists.

A terrorist cell consisting of 12 young man specialized in committing acts of violence and burning police cars and properties was arrested in Menoufia.

Dr. Naguib Gabriel, head of the Egyptian Union for Human Rights, filed a complaint today to the Attorney General of Egypt, Hisham Barakat, against Dr. Yasser Borhami, vice president of the Salafist Front, accusing him of suspending the Constitution and inciting against the Coptic Christians after Borhami stated that Christians should not be allowed to run for presidency or appointed as senior officials since they are not equal citizens and are less that Muslims!

Egyptian lawyer said that the Egyptian government should sue the Libya government before International Court of Justice in case Libya doesn’t compensate the victims.

Bishop Armya, head of the Coptic Cultural Center, said today that another young Coptic Christian man was shot dead execution style in Libya today.

Abba Makarios, Bishop of Minya, prised the seven Coptic martyrs in Libya.

Spokesman for Egypt’s Foreign Ministry, said that Nabil Fahmy, Minister of Foreign Affairs, is going to meet with his Libyan counterpart, Mohamed Abdel Aziz, during the COMESA held in Kinshasa and demand protection for Egyptians in Libya.

Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See, ordained seven new priests today.

16 members of the Muslim Brotherhood were arrested today for attacking police stations and inciting violence in Fayyoum, Alexandria and Qena.

After 7 Coptic Christians were killed in Libya, United Nations Mission of Support in Libya expressed deep concerns of the continuing acts of violence, assassinations, bombings, kidnappings and attacks in the eastern region and all over Libya.

Coptic Orthodox Church has issued a statement to denounce killing 7 Coptic Christians in Libya. Statement demanded both Egyptian and Libyan authorities to carry out investigations and punish the terrorists according to the law.

Dr. Hazem Beblawi, Egypt’s Prime Minister has condemned assassinating National Security officer yesterday in Sharika governorate by elements of the Muslim Brotherhoods.

Security forces in Beni Suef arrested a gang specialized in burning police cars and properties. The gang is led by Ahmed Ihab, 21 years old, who was arrested while burning police car using Molotov Cocktails.