Pope kyrillos vi biography of martin

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Pope Keyrollos VI

1. What is a bridge?

2. Bridge Channel between two points not connected

3. Love CHANNEL BETWEEN TWO PERSONS NOT CONNECTED

4. Love CHANNEL BETWEEN ME AND MY MOTHER NOT CONNECTED

5. Love CHANNEL BETWEEN ME AND SAINT NOT CONNECTED (intercession)

6. Love(intercession)

7. Pope Kyrillos VI

8. POPE SHENOUDA III POPE KYROLLOS THE MAN OF PRAY EVERY DAY LITURGIES

9. Liturgy Everyday  Before he became a pope, he spent many years in the monastery  Lived alone in a deserted windmill, he turned into a church.  He prayed the liturgy and raising of the incense every day.

10. Becoming a Pope  He continued to pray a daily liturgy very early in the morning.  He loved the children and allowed them to serve with him inside the Altar.  The children loved him and started learning the prayer and the Coptic praise to answer him.  He used to give them food and Orbana “Alogia”.

11. With the intercession of St. Mina  Pope Kyrillos had a special friendship with St. Mina.  He used to ask him to take care of a problem and it always ended up solved.  He renewed his monastery near Alex.  One day he asked the driver to return back to Cairo from St. Mina monastery but was a sandstorm  Pope says I knew it. St. Mina is not happy because we a

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A Silent Patriarch - Book Review

A Silent Patriarch: Book Review Bavly Kost, BEd, M.A., MPS, RP St. Vladimir Orthodox Theological Seminary University of Toronto – Toronto School of Theology The latest volume in SVS Press’ Coptic Studies Series examines the life and legacy of Pope Kyrillos VI. The book is divided into two parts: the first looks at Kyrillos’ life up to his patriarchal ordination, and the second examines his tenure as patriarch. Throughout, history and biography are interwoven, and aligns the Patriarch’s life with current events as they played out. The author of the book, the Reverend Father Daniel Fanous, is the current Dean of St. Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Seminary in Sydney, Australia, where he is also a Lecturer of Theology and Biblical Studies. The book is based on his doctoral dissertation which he completed at the University of Newcastle, Australia. In it we see, for the first time, manuscripts and telegrams that had not been published or brought to the public. Many of these telegrams and messages were hidden at the Monastery of Saint Samuel the Confessor in Upper Egypt, or they were provided to Fanous through Pope Kyrillos’ living family members. This is the first scholarly biography of Pope Kyrillos to be published. Previous scholars have published minor