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Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac presided over Divine Liturgy at St. Michael Church in Bani Shuqayr
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Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac of Alexandria for the Coptic Catholics presided over the Divine Liturgy at St. Michael the Archangel Church in Bani Shuqayr.
Bishop Marcos William, Bishop of the Coptic Catholic Diocese of Qus, and Bishop Daniel Lutfi, Bishop of the Coptic Catholic Diocese of Assiut, participated in the liturgy. Father Daniel Ayoub, the parish priest, also attended alongside several priests, monks, and nuns.
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- Official sourceغبطة البطريرك الأنبا إبراهيم إسحق يترأس القداس الإلهي بكنيسة الملاك ميخائيل ببني شقير
Coptic Catholic Patriarchate of Alexandria · May Saleb
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