would release 11 Copts arrested for breaking a curfew and rebuild the church recently burned down in Helwan. In fulfillment of al-Gamal's promise the Egyptian Armed Forces has already begun rebuilding the church. More on that here.
Musings from the Fourth Rome: A Source for Orthodox Christian News and Events
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Copts End Cairo Protests, Army Starts Rebuilding Helwan Church
Copts have ended their protests in Cairo after their representatives met with Deputy Prime Minister Yehia al-Gamal, who promised the Egyptian Armed Forces 
would release 11 Copts arrested for breaking a curfew and rebuild the church recently burned down in Helwan. In fulfillment of al-Gamal's promise the Egyptian Armed Forces has already begun rebuilding the church. More on that here.
would release 11 Copts arrested for breaking a curfew and rebuild the church recently burned down in Helwan. In fulfillment of al-Gamal's promise the Egyptian Armed Forces has already begun rebuilding the church. More on that here.
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