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Tradition at the heart of renewal: the coptic orthodox church and monasticism in modern Egypt

International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church, 2007
Abstract The Egyptian desert is not only the home of monasticism but of monastic revival which is at the heart of the reform and renewal of the Coptic Orthodox Church. This monastic revival is not the work of one person but of a series of spiritual gifted individuals, in particular Patriarch Cyril VI (1902–1971), Matta el-Meskeen (1919–2006) and the ...
Anthony O'Mahony
exaly   +2 more sources

MISSION IN THE COPTIC ORTHODOX CHURCH - PERSPECTIVE, DOCTRINE AND PRACTICE

International Review of Mission, 1991
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Theological Aspects of Creation in the Texts of the Liturgies of the Coptic Orthodox Church

Theological Herald, 2023
Цель данной статьи — проанализировать с богословской позиции тексты литургий Коптской Православной Церкви, основываясь на известных рукописях и чинопоследованиях литургий свт. Василия Великого, апостола Марка и свт. Григория Богослова. Коптская Православная Церковь объясняет своё учение в его простом содержании: отношения человека с Богом в молитвах и ...
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Arranging Religion in Egypt: New Alignments Between the Egyptian State, al-Azhar, and the Coptic Orthodox Church

2023
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Bishop Porfiry (Ouspensky) and the Problem of the Unity of the Russian and Coptic Orthodox Churches

Церковный историк, 2021
Статья посвящена изучению вопроса единства Русской и Коптской Православных Церквей в XIX в. и его актуальности в настоящее время. Епископ Порфирий (Успенский) имел большой интерес к изучению истории христианства и стремление восстановить единство Церквей.
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‘Where the Church Is, There is the Spirit of God’: Coptic Orthodox Architecture in the Southern United States

Arris, 2011
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Effect of Coptic Orthodox Christian church fasting on healthy and diabetic subjects

International Journal of Nutrition, Pharmacology, Neurological Diseases, 2013
Background and Aim: Coptic Orthodox Christian (COC) diet is unique in that it regularly interchanges between an omnivorous to a vegetarian type of diet, through four fasting periods over the course of the ecclesiastical year. Several studies have described its dietary regulations, however, its possible involvement in health is lacking.
NadiaY. S. Morcos, DinaM Seoudi, MarianM Youssef, Iman Kamel   +3 more
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