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Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac inaugurates water purification plant at Anba Bakhomios Monastery
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Patriarch Ibrahim Isaac of Alexandria for the Coptic Catholics inaugurated a water purification plant at the Monastery of Saint Anba Bakhomios in Azizia. The plant will serve all residents of the area.
Bishop Marcos William of the Coptic Catholic Diocese of Qus, Bishop Daniel Lotfy of the Coptic Catholic Diocese of Assiut, and Bishop Bishara Gouda of the Coptic Catholic Diocese of Abu Qurqas, Mallawi, and Deir Mawas participated in the inauguration. During the ceremony, the Patriarch blessed the completed works.
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- Official sourceغبطة البطريرك الأنبا إبراهيم إسحق يفتتح محطة تنقية المياه بدير الانبا باخوميوس بالعزية
Coptic Catholic Patriarchate of Alexandria · May Saleb
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