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Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac presides over vespers at St. George Church in Kom Buha
Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac of Alexandria for the Coptic Catholics presided over the vespers incense prayer at St. George Church in Kom Buha, Dayrout. Bishop Marcos William, the Coptic Catholic Bishop of Qus, participated in the prayer alongside several priests, religious sisters, and a delegation from St. George Church in Balaw.
The visit included spiritual hymns led by the church choir, a theatrical performance by children from St. Teresa Nursery, and a documentary film about the history and activities of the church. The Patriarch and Bishop Marcos spoke about the pastoral theme, "Let your light shine."
The gathering included priests from Coptic Orthodox and Evangelical churches, as well as representatives from the Nahdat al-Qadasa in the town. Local officials and security leaders from the Masara unit were also present, including village mayor Amin Abdel Sabour and former Shura Council member Eva Habil.
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- Official sourceغبطة البطريرك الأنبا إبراهيم إسحق يترأس صلاة رفع بخور عشية بكنيسة مار جرجس بكوم بوها
Coptic Catholic Patriarchate of Alexandria · May Saleb
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