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The Mystery of the Gospel of "Q"
Similarities between the Gospels of Matthew and Luke have led New Testament scholars to believe that they drew heavily from Mark, but may have also had another source.
Holy Family Exile in Egypt's Nile Delta Villages
The area, about 1-1/2 miles (2 Km) south of Zaqaziq (aka Zagazig) originally known as Bubastis was, according to Copt tradition, Holy Family first Nile Delta stop.
What Does Coptic Mean? – Term's Link to Pharoahs
Origin of the term Coptic is of interest to some folks for mere curiosity. Others due to academic, vocational or even theological needs.
The Mysteries of Padre Pio
Padre Pio, canonized by Pope John Paul II is the most revered and controversial saint in the Catholic Church. Stigmata is only one of his mysteries.
Twelve Days of Christmas
Christmas is more than a one day celebration
Stigmata, Signs of Christ or Mental Illness
Whether overly devotional or true of heart, stigmata dates back to 1224 with Saint Francis of Asisi. For believers, the five signs of stigmata are of the Crucified Christ
Apparition of Virgin Mary Appears in Cairo Egypt
During the month of Nativity Fasting for Coptic Christians in Egypt, for three hours on December 11, 2009, 3,000 people witnessed St. Mary at El-Warraq Coptic Church.
Day of the Dead
The Day of the Dead has been increasingly celebrated in the USA during the first decade of the New Millenium as the newly American legal Mexican immigrant wave spreads.
Archangels:The Princes of Heaven
As the name implies, an Archangel is a very important angel. Sometimes they are defined as princes of the heavenly host.
The Dream of the Cross
English religious poetry is a fine tradition, but it was ushered in at its dawn by an Anglo-Saxon poem that still moves the reader by its faith.
Christmas Decorations Explained
Hated by many, commercial decoration leads people to believe it symbolises materialism. Yet like every other aspect of Christmas, it is rooted in Christian faith.
The First Mass in Aramaic and Hebrew
The first night of Passover that became the first Mass was spoken in the native dialect of Christ and the Apostles, Armaic and Hebrew.
Angels
Angels are the messengers of God, or His servants, or His doppelgangers. In reality, angels seem t o play many roles on their service to the deity.
New Thinking on the Passion of Christ
For centuries the Christian church has marked the the Passion. Fables have distracted the focus of the Passion in the arts . Some seek a return to the Bible to renew it
Early Christians in a Pagan Roman World
Early Christianity focused on a simple message of salvation that was diametrically opposed to the belief systems of the various Imperial religions and cults.

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