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Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac receives Sisters of Saint Charles Borromeo delegation
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Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac, the Coptic Catholic Patriarch of Alexandria and president of the council of Catholic patriarchs and bishops in Egypt, received a delegation of the Sisters of Saint Charles Borromeo at the patriarchal headquarters in Kobry El Qobba.
The delegation included Sister Juliana, the superior general of the Sisters of Saint Charles Borromeo, Sister Gabriella, the regional vice president of the order, and Sister Antwina, the regional superior in Egypt. The group met with the patriarch to discuss various matters and the importance of religious vocations within the Church.
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- Official sourceغبطة البطريرك الأنبا إبراهيم إسحق يستقبل وفد راهبات القديس شارل بورومي
Coptic Catholic Patriarchate of Alexandria · May Saleb
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