Feast of the Martyr Abu Fam was celebrated by the congregation and clergy in his church in Tima. St. Abe-Fam, the Soldier, was martyred (Bifam or Phoebammon). He was born in Oseem (Awsim) to a wealthy father whose name was Anastasius, and a righteous mother whose name was Susanna. They brought him up in the Christian faith. He grew up in the fear of God, merciful to the poor, and steadfast in prayer and fasting. His parents wanted him to get married, but he declined. When Emperor Diocletian reigned and knew that this saint did not raise incense to the gods, the Emperor sent to the governor Arianus to torture St. Abe-Fam if he did not offer incense to the idols. Arianus went to Oseem and when he saw the saint he said, "Peace be with you," and the saint replied, "Why do you speak the word of peace? Did you not know that peace is only for the righteous?" and "there is no peace for the wicked, says the Lord." (Isaiah 48:22) The Governor became extremely angry and took the Saint to Qaw where he tortured him severely, then beheaded him. The Saint received the crown of martyrdom. God honored this saint by performing many miracles through his body.

His Grace Bishop Tadeurs of Port Said inaugurated the holy vessels of the alter of the Cathedral of St. Mary and Archangel Michael. The celebration was attended by the clergy and congregation of the Cathedral.

HG Bishop Cyril, General Bishop of Los Angeles in America, celebrated the Liturgy of the Divine Mass at the Church of the Great Martyr St. George in Rome, Italy. After the Holy Mass, HG met with the youth of the Church and gave a spiritual lecture after the Divine Liturgy and then met with the congregation of the Church.

Metropolitan Tadeurs, Archbishop of Port Said, concluded his pastoral care visit to Australia by celebrating the holy mass at the church of St. Mark in Arncliffe. Later the bishop headed to the airport to depart to Cairo and return to his diocese.

His Eminence Bishop Tadeurs, Bishop of Port Said, visited the Church of St. Mary and St. Pachomius in Sydney, as part of his pastoral care visit to Australia. He celebrated the holy mass at the church and was welcomed by its congregation and clergy.

Bishop Isaac of Tima celebrated today his first holy mass at the church of St. Mary in Nag Attia Moussa. This came during the very first pastoral care visit of the Bishop to the church.

Port Said province announced today its initiative to plant 1000 trees in different areas of Port Said. The Coptic Chruch in Portsaid and Awqaf Ministry announced its participation in the initiative and shared the plantation of the first tree at the church of St. Mark in Port Fouad. The mayor of the city of Port Fouad said that the goal of planting fruitful trees with the participation of citizens aims to instill the spirit of belonging and community participation.

Bishop Isaac of Tima held the holy mass at the church of St. Mina in Nag Tawi in Tima. This came within the framework of the pastoral visits to the the church.

HG Bishop Isaac of Tima inaugurated today the church of St. Mina in Nag Toway in Tima. This came during the holy mass celebrated at the church and attended by the congregation and clergy of the village.

Bishop Arsanios of the New Valley perfumed the remains of St. Mina in his church in Farafra, which is the very first visit after his inauguration as bishop of the diocese. He thanked policemen for their efforts to secure the church, and headed to St. Mary and St. Kyril Church in Sphinx village where he was welcomed and celebrated by the congregation.

Bishop Youssab of Luxor celebrated the feast of St. Tawadros al-Mashriqi at his church in Luxor. At the celebration he perfumed the remains of the saint among the congregation and clergy.

Bishop Barnabas of Turin and Rome was delegated by His Holiness Pope Tawadros II, to represent the Coptic Church at the international prayers for unity of the churches. After the prayers, His grace met with Cardinal Kurt Koch, President of the Vatican Pontifical Council of Churches, and Cardinal Angelo de Donatis, Deputy of Pope Francis.

His Grace Bishop Takla of Deshna celebrated the feast of Epiphany at the church of Archangel Michael in Rahmania village, Dishna. His grace headed the Holy Mass among the congregation and clergy at the church.

The Egyptian Council of Churches is celebrates its sixth anniversary on February 9th, 2019 at the Catholic Theological school in Maadi. His Beatitude Patriarch Ibrahim Ishaq, Patriarch of the Catholic Copts will host the event that will be attended by heads of the Christian Churches of Egypt.

His Grace Bishop Barnabas of Turin and Rome received Egyptian Ambassador to the Vatican Mahmoud Sami at the headquarters of the diocese in Rome. The Ambassador headed a delegation to congratulate the Copts in Rome on Christmas.

His Grace Bishop Yusab of Luxor inaugurated two alters at the Cathedral of St. George in Swaki Siagh in Luxor. The two alters carry the name of St. Mark and the other of St. John the beloved. He also inaugurated the holy vessels of the alters in the presence of several priests and the congregation.

Bishop Maqar of Sharkia and 6th of October ordained a deacon at the church of St. Mary in Sharkia. The deacon was called Samaan Abdu and was ordained in the rank of full deacon.

Bishop Kyrillos of Nag Hammadi ordained today a new priest at the church of St. Anthony in Abu Shousha village in Nag Hammadi. The deacon Morad Gobra was ordained a priest at the church and was called Father Abraam. It is decided that the new priest will move to Moharaq monastery to spend 40 days of spiritual retreat.

His Grace Bishop Barnabas of Turin and Rome held a meeting with youth of the diocese at the end of their conference at the headquarter in Rome. He sermonized about being over religious in the conference entitled "On the way to the Promised Land”.

His Grace Bishop Barnabas of Turin and Rome held a meeting with youth of the diocese at the end of their conference at the headquarter in Rome. He sermonized about being over religious in the conference entitled "On the way to the Promised Land”.

Church of the Nativity of Christ in the New Administrative Capital is getting ready for Christmas Mass January 6th. The church is considered the biggest in the Middle East and is built on 15 acres and is considered a world tourist attraction.