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The three Christian Martyrs

November 26, 2010

Now the third one has died in the hospital as a result of his injuries (Malak Shenouda).

The three Christian Martyrs killed by the Egyptian authorities in Egypt:
(Giza incidents November 2010)
1-Macarius Gad Shaker
2-Melad Malak Mikhael
3-Malak Shenouda

(Probably there are more dead bodies hiden by the police forces.) 

Plus more than 60 injured.

No one can claim now that the incidents are sporadic individual events. This is a clear persecution of Christians in Egypt not only by fellow citizens but also by the authorities and government. 

This is according to the prophecy in Revelation 12:17 "And the dragon  was enraged with the woman, and he went to make war with the rest of her offsprings..."

Tags: christ, christian, church, coptic, egypt, jesus, martyrs, orthodox


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Coptic Identity: a public lecture, Claremont, Tue 30 Nov 2010

November 15, 2010

Claremont Graduate University School of Religion

History of Christianity Program

and the Council for Coptic Studies

 cordially invite you to a public lecture on

 Beyond Dhimmitude: Finding

Coptic Identity, Past and Present

 Dr. Kurt Werthmuller

Azusa Pacific University

 Tuesday November 30, 2010

7:00 pm Social and Refreshments

7:30 Lecture

 

Albrecht Auditorium, Stauffer Hall

925 N. Dartmouth Avenue,

Claremont, CA 91711

 

The lecture will focus on the complexities of Christian identity in Egypt during the Middle Ages, challenging the concept of “dhimmitude” (the definition and limitation of non-Muslim identity by Islamic jurisprudence and ideology) with the political and social realities that informed internal Coptic initiative on the one hand, and realpolitik of the Muslim authorities on the other.  It will also address the importance – and the sensitivities – of these issues in the contemporary Egyptian and regional contexts.

 

Kurt Werthmuller, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of history at Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, California and a historian of the Middle East, specializing in medieval Islam as well as a variety of interests in the modern Middle East. Werthmuller has lived and traveled extensively in the Middle East, including a few years in Egypt. He is the author of...

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Tags: christ, claremont, coptic, identity, jesus, orthodox


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Orthodox Events and Festivals

November 15, 2010

(listed in event order) – Festivals are listed separately at the end

Monday, November 15th

Fall 2010 Webinar

 

Theme: “Theology of the 12 Great Feasts as seen through hymns and icons: Part II”

 

 

For more information, click on link: (http://religioused.sanfran.goarch.org/sfseminars/index.htm)

Wednesday, November 17th

Huffington Ecumenical Institute

 

Topic: “Mary, Mother of God: Bridge to Unity?”

Where: Loyola Marymount University (University Hall 1000 – Ahmanson Auditorium) on 1 LMU Drive Los Angeles, CA 90045

 

 

For more information, click on link: (http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/ecumenical/Fall2010.htm)

Wednesday, November 17th

FOCUS (Fellowship of Orthodox Christians United to Serve) San Diego/God’s Extended Hand (feeding the poor)

 

Where: God’s Extended Hand on 1625 Island Ave. San Diego, CA 92101

 

Every Wednesday at 5:30pm, Orthodox Christians throughout San Diego serve meals to the homeless and poor of San Diego. We need some extra volunteers. This is a great opportunity for our parishioners to get involved in this life-changing ministry.

 

 

For more information, click on link:

(http://www.saintgeorgeinsd.com/News/San-Diego-Chapter-St.-George-Gets-Involved) or email Fr. Bratso at: frbratso@sbcglobal.net or call @ 619-276-5827

Thursday, November 18th

UCLA/USC/LMU/CSUN Coptic Club Thanksgiving Potluck...

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Do you want to perform miracles?

November 5, 2010

Once some monks asked St. Pachomius to pray for them so that they may be granted the power to perform miracles, and he replied and said:

If you guide a pagan to Christ - then you raised a dead

If you guide unbeliever to Christ - you healed a blind

If you make the stingy a generous - you cured a withered hand

If you make the lazy an active - you healed a paralytic

If you make the angry meek - then you cast out a deamon

 تحب تعمل معجزات

طلب رهبان من الانبا باخوم ان يصلى من اجلهم لكى ينالوا موهبة عمل معجزات فال لهم:

+إذا هديتم وثنى للمسيح -تكونوا قد اقمتم ميتا..

+إذا هديتم مرتدا عن المسيح -تكونوا قد شفيتم اعمى..
...

+إذا جعلتم من البخيل كريم -تكونوا قد شفيتم يدا يابسة..


+إذا جعلتم من الكسلان نشيطا -تكونوا قد شفيتم مفلوجا..


+إذا جعلتم من الغضوب وديعا -تكونوا قد اخرجتم شيطانا ..


+ابدء بنفسك اولأ


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