Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark See, celebrated the forty days anniversary of the killing of the 21 Copts of Libya.

Coptic Orthodox Church has given an ecclesiastical penalty to 20 Copts for visiting Jerusalem as pilgrims.

Since it’s shameful for many Arabs to declare the names of their mothers, the UN-Women organization launched a campaign to publish the name of mothers on the profile on Facebook and Twitter.

Pope Francis is going to visit the "Rabibia" prison in Rome, on April 2nd, to meet with prisoners and wash their feet just as Jesus Christ did and ordered his disciples to do.

Deputy of Minister of Awqaf, Mohamed Abdel-Razek, said that the ministry has granted Sheikh Borhami a speech permission though he is known for his fanaticism and extremist fatwas.

Bishara Raai, Lebanese Maronite Patriarch, said that Christians in the Middle East preserved coexistence and preached peace, and should stay there to continue such great role.

Baha Ramzy, head of Coptic Dutch Organization, said that the effort of the Coptic Dutch Organization has brought some results in the European Parliament.

Coptic Organizations Union in Europe announced that the European Parliament in Brussels will hold a hearing session on the current events in Egypt and its war against terrorism.

Coptic artist Tony Rizk has drawn the first Coptic icon of the 21 martyrs of Libya.

Coptic Dutch organization announced to hold the seventh annual conference under the title "Egypt in my mind", which will be held on March 6th.

Hisham Barakat, Attorney General, send a formal letter to the Interpol, includes a list of 100 Egyptian leaders of ISIS, after being accused of kidnappings and slaughter of citizens.

Hani Dawa, adviser to the Mufti, said that Ibn Taymiyyah is not Sheikh of Islam and his fatwas incited against non-Muslims, which is being embraced by fanatics and terrorists across the history.

The terrorist organization of ISIS has detained 90 Christians after taking control of two cities in Hasakah province in northern Iraq.

Anba Yousef Abu al-Kheir, Bishop of the Coptic Catholic church in Sinai, said that the slaughter of 21 Copts in Libya has rather strengthen the church.

Coptic Orthodox Church has added the names of 21 Coptic martyrs in Libya to the Synaxarium, which contains the progress of Coptic martyrs throughout the ages.

Dr. Abbas Schumann, Undersecretary of Al-Azhar, condemned the terrorist attack against 21 Copts in Libya conducted by ISIS.

Dr. Emad Gad, deputy director of Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies, said that Egypt had given an impressive speech in the Security Council on Wednesday.

Eng. Ezzat Paul, editor-in-chief of Copts United newspaper, said that Egypt will prevail in her war against terrorism, hoping that unity among the Egyptian people will continue.

"Daily Mail" British newspaper pointed to a possible terrorist attacks against Egyptian Christians in Libya by ISIS soon.

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has declared seven days of mourning following the killing of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians in Libya.

Sheikh Omran Qanashi, member of Libyan-Egyptian reconciliation committee, said that Coptic abductees in Libya were not killed.