St. Mina Monastery started building a church on the name of martyrs of the Saints’ church in Alexandria. 20 Copts were killed in a terrorist bombing on Christmas eve in 2011 and were buried in St. Mina Monastery in Mariout.

Bishop of Port Said participated in the ordination of a new monk at the monastery of St. Shenouda in Australia.

The First international art exhibition of Orthodox icon is currently held in Athens.

Coptic Orthodox Church participated in the Second International Peace Conference held in Seoul, capital of South Korea.

St. Mark Church in Belgium received parts of the remains of the martyrs of the Saints Church in Alexandria. The Church has prepared a cabin to put the remains inside. The 2011 Alexandria bombing was an attack on Coptic Christians in Alexandria, Egypt, on Saturday, 1 January 2011. Twenty three people died as a result of the attack, which occurred as Christian worshipers were leaving a new year service. Some 97 more were injured. The attack was the deadliest act of violence against Egypt's Coptic Christians in a decade, since the Kosheh massacre in 2000 left 20 Copts dead.

Abba Besada, Bishop of Akhmim and Sakolta, ordained 55 deacons graduates from the Faculty of Theological Studies in Akhmim.

Sentenced to prison in Egypt for allegedly insulting Islam in a video, four Coptic teenagers who had taken refuge in Turkey for months on Thursday (Sept. 1) flew to Switzerland to seek asylum.

A Coptic woman called Nada Fathy, 26 years old, disappears in mysterious circumstances in Alexandria on July 30.

A customary reconciliation session was held between Coptic and Muslim families in Esna city, Luxor, in the presence of MP Abdul Razik Zalat and several families in the city.

Maghagha Diocese denies rumors about a priest's wife who decided to convert to Islam.

In his article in Keraza magazine, Pope Tawadros II, said that he prays for the new law of building churches and hopes it will solve the problem of building churches in Egypt.

The first ordination of monks was held on Satuday in St. Shenouda the Archimandrite in Sydney in the presence of Bishop Daniel, head of the monastery, Anba Suriel, Bishop of Melbourne and Abba Danieal, bishop of Sydney, Bishop Justus, head of St. Anthony monastery in the Red Sea and Abba Beeman, Bishop of Nakada.

Martyred priest of Arish joins martys of Egypt and the church

Coptic Christian priest killed in Egypt's North Sinai

The churches of the state of New South Wales receives Abba Angelos, Bishop of the Coptic Church in the United Kingdom, who came from Melbourne at the invitation of the Council of the churches of the state of New South Wales, Australia, to attend a public celebration prepared by the Council entitled “I was a stranger”.

The Coptic Museum in Cairo started its restoration work since parts of the frontispiece were damaged due to heavy rain and sun over years.

Naeem Aziz, Coptic man from al-Bayda village, said that police have prevented him from entering his apartment at the so called church.

A Coptic man called Herfy Fawzi heard that Copts are under attack in Baida village. Thus, he decided to visit his daughter to reassure about her. However, he was arrested on charges of inciting sedition. He told Copts United that police have not arrested any of the actual defendants who destroyed and burned several houses in the village.

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Dr. Sameh Saad Sadiq, reported police that his father received death threat from his neighbors since he refused to sell them his land.

Church of Alexandria called for prayer meeting for the oppressed in the incidents in Karm village, Minya governorate.