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Bishop Basileios Fawzy welcomes relics of Saint Charbel and Blessed Margarita Kyani
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Bishop Basileios Fawzy presided over a Mass to welcome the relics of Saint Charbel and Blessed Margarita Kyani at Jesus the King Cathedral in Minya.
The Mass included Father Kyrillos Maximus, Father Yohanna Samuel, and Father Andreas Farag. During his sermon, Bishop Fawzy described the presence of the relics as a gift to the parish intended to encourage the faithful to pursue holiness. Blessed Margarita Kyani founded the Franciscan Little Hearts of Jesus congregation.
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- Official sourceالأنبا باسيليوس يترأس قداس استقبال ذخائر القديس شربل والطوباوية مارجريتا كياني بكاتدرائية يسوع الملك بالمنيا
Coptic Catholic Patriarchate of Alexandria · May Saleb
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