Coptic Christian Churches Destroyed by Egyptian Mobs
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A Coptic Christian church, the St. Bishoy Monastery, located between Cairo and Alexandria. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
CNN – For 67 years, the Virgin Mary Church has been a peaceful refuge for Shenouda El Sayeh, much like the Giza province village of Kafr Hakim where it rests and where he has lived all those years.
But, as he swept its floors on Thursday, it was painfully obvious things had changed.
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