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TIME: What Next for Egypt’s Beleaguered Christians, After the Death of the Coptic Pope?

Shenouda died on March 17 at age 88 after presiding over the largest Christian community in the Middle East for more than four decades....
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U.S. Rep. Gary Peters’ Congressional Record Statement Celebrating the Life of Pope Shenouda III

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Egyptian Cleric Wagdi Ghoneim Praises Allah for the Death of Pope Shenouda III: “May Allah Exact Revenge from Him in the Hellfire”

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CBS: Coptic Christians Mourn Pope Amid Uncertainty

The grief of the faithful filing past Pope Shenouda, who died Saturday at 88, may also reflect the uncertainty felt by the country's Christian...
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Le Figaro Front Page

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Intl Herald Tribune Front Page

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Thousands of Egyptian Christians Mourn the Death of Pope Shenouda III

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Reuters: Egypt Coptic Christian Pope Shenouda Dies

Shenouda, 88, became the 117th Pope of Alexandria in November 1971, and was popular among Egypt's Christians and Muslims alike during his four decades...
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