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The Martyrdom of St. Arbsima (Repsima) the Virgin and Her Sisters the Virgins
9th October - 29th Tote
On this day, the holy virgins Arbsima (Repsima) and Agatha (Ghana) and their sisters, were martyred during the reign of Emperor Diocletian.
This infidel sought out the most beautiful damsel to marry. He sent artists to every country and ordered them to paint a portrait of the most beautiful damsel that their sights fell on and to give him an accurate description of her. When they arrived nearby Rome, they entered a convent for virgins and found Saint Arbsima and none was like her in beauty. They painted a portrait of her and sent it to the Emperor who rejoiced when he saw it. He sent to the kings and governors to invite them to the wedding celebrations.
When Arbsima and the virgins knew that, they wept, and left the convent fleeing, entreating the Lord Christ to help them and to keep their virginity. They fled to the country of Armenia, and entered the province over which Tridates was king. There they dwelt in a winery in a deserted garden. They had great trouble in getting their food, so one of them made glass, sold it, and with the money they bought their food. When Diocletian sought for Arbsima, he did not find her.
Later on, he heard that she was in the country of Armenia so he sent to Tridates the governor to look for her. When the virgins heard that, they left their shelter and hid themselves in the city. But someone informed about them. Tridates then commanded to bring Arbsima to him and when she refused, they abducted her and brought her to him. When he saw her beauty, he wanted to have her for himself, but she did not let him. He brought her mother to persuade her but instead she besought her to endure patiently. She comforted her, told her that she must not forsake her true Bridegroom, the Lord Jesus Christ, and that she must not defile her virginity. When he knew what her mother had done, he commanded to break her teeth. God gave St. Arbsima power to overcome the governor; she pushed him forcefully and he fell on his back. She left him lying on the floor although he was well known by his might and bravery in war. Ashamed of having been vanquished by a virgin damsel, he ordered to cut off her head. The soldiers came and tied her, tore out her tongue, plucked out her eyes, and then cut her into pieces. When the governor rose up from his fall and regained his senses, he was sorry for killing the saint. He ordered to slay the rest of the virgins. The soldiers pierced the soles of their feet, flayed them, cut them into pieces, and then cast them out. One of them was sick and was lying on a bed, and she cried out to the soldiers so she might join her sisters. So, they cut off her head also and thus, all the virgins received the crown of martyrdom. The soldiers also slew all who had come with them from Rome. After their departure, the governor became mad and the physicians could not help him until Saint Gregory, Bishop of Armenia, came to him and prayed over him. By this he was healed of his affliction and believed in the Lord Christ. He took the bodies of the holy and pure virgins and laid them in a holy place. Their intercession be for us, and Glory be to our
God, forever. Amen.
The Commemoration of the Miracle that God Performed for St. Athanasius the Apostolic
10th October - 30th Tote
On this day the Lord Christ performed a great miracle for the honorable Saint Abba Athanasius, 20th Pope of Alexandria. When Emperor Constantius, the son of the righteous Emperor Constantine, adopted the teachings of Arius who said that the Son was, after not being, and therefore not equal to the Father, he sent a man, whose name was Gawargios, to Alexandria. He also sent along with him 500 horsemen and letters appointing Gawargios patriarch of Alexandria instead of Abba Athanasius the Apostolic. He ordered Gawargios to support the faith of Arius and slay all who would not be obedient to him. When this man arrived to the city, he preached the teachings of Arius but only a few people of the city accepted his teachings. Therefore, he killed a large number of people, and St. Athanasius hid himself for a period of six years. After which he went to the city of Constantinople, and asked Emperor Constantius either to restore him to his See or to slay him so he would receive the crown of martyrdom. But the Emperor ordered his men to place him in a small boat and to leave him in the sea without food or water or a guide. The Emperor thought that he would die of hunger or thirst or get drowned. In this way he hoped to get rid of the saint and his admonition to him for his heresy, and they did with the saint as the Emperor had ordered them.
The boat sailed along smoothly and in peace with the Lord’s will and His care. St. Athanasius was surrounded and cared for by the Angels until he arrived in Alexandria three days later. When the believers heard that their shepherd had arrived, they rejoiced and went out to him and received him with candles and songs of praise. Then they brought him into the church and expelled Gawargios and his followers. St. Athanasius dedicated that day as a great feast to the Lord. May his prayers be with us and to our God is the glory and honor now and ever unto the end of ages. Amen.In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, One God. Amen.
The Martyrdom of Saint Anastasia
11th Oct - 1st Baba
On this day, St. Anastasia was martyred. This fighter was a native of Rome, and the daughter of Christian parents. They raised her well and taught her the Christian manners. When she grew up, her parents wanted her to get married, but she did not agree with them for she had forsaken the vanities of the world and its lusts. She instead chose to lead a spiritual life and longed for the heavenly glories since her young age. She entered one of the convents of the virgins in Rome and put on the monastic garb. She subdued her body with devoutness and asceticism. She did not eat except once every two days. During the holy Lent she ate only on Saturdays and Sundays after the prayer of the sixth hour of the day. Her food during all the days of her monastic life was dry bread and salt.
It came to pass that some of the convents of virgins, nearby the convent where this saint was staying, were celebrating a feast. The abbess took St. Anastasia, with some of the virgins,
and went to join in celebrating that feast. On their way, St. Anastasia saw the soldiers of Emperor Decius the Infidel torturing some Christians and dragging them. Her heart became inflamed with divine love and she shouted at them saying, “O you hard-hearted men is that what you do to those whom God created in His own form and image and for whom He gave Himself up?” One of the soldiers seized her and brought her to the Governor who asked her saying, “Is it true that you are a Christian, worshipping Him who was crucified?” She confessed the truth and did not deny it. He inflicted her with severe tortures, then he crucified her and lit a fire under her, but it did not harm her. When she did not give up her faith because of these pains, he commanded that her head be cut off. She said a long prayer, then she bowed her head and the swordsman cut off her neck and she received the crown of martyrdom. Her intercession be for us and Glory be to our God, forever. Amen.
The Coming of Saint Severus, Patriarch of Antioch, to Egypt 12th Oct - 2nd Baba
On this day St. Severus, Patriarch of Antioch, came to Egypt in the days of Eustinos the Emperor. This Emperor opposed the Orthodox belief, following that of the council of Chalcedon. However Queen Theodora, his wife, was an Orthodox and she loved St. Severus because of his Christian virtues and his true faith. The Emperor called him one day and many discussions took place regarding the faith, but the Emperor would not turn away from his wrong belief. The Emperor issued his orders to slay St. Severus. The Queen besought the saint to escape to save himself but he refused saying, “I am ready to die holding the Orthodox faith.” However, as the Queen and the God loving brethren insisted, he and some brethren left to Egypt. When the Emperor sought St. Severus and did not find him, he sent soldiers after him. But God hid St. Severus from the soldiers and they did not see him although he was close to them. When he came to Egypt, he went disguised from place to place and from monastery to monastery, and God made many signs and wonders by his hands. One day, he went to the desert of Scete, at Wadi-El Natroun, and he entered the church in a uniform of a stranger monk and a great miracle took place at that time. It came to pass, that after the priest had placed the bread (Kourban) on the altar and gone around the church offering the incenses, and after the reading of the Epistles and the Gospel, he lifted off the Ebrospharin )altar covering(, and did not find the Kourban in the paten; so, the priest was disturbed and wept. He turned towards the worshippers saying, “O my brethren, I did not find El-Kourban in the paten, and I know not whether this thing has happened because of my sin or because of your sin.” The people wept; and straightaway, the angel of the Lord appeared to the priest and told him, “This has happened not because of your sin or because of the sin of the worshippers but because you offered ElKourban in the presence of the Patriarch. The priest replied, “And where is he, O my Lord?” The angel pointed towards St. Severus. St. Severus was standing in a corner of the
تيهيش ةيرب لىإ كلت في ةميظع ةزجعم تثدحف بيرغ بهار يز لىع نابرقلا نهاكلا عضو نأ دعب هنأ ىهو ةظحللا لئاسرلا
روخبلاب
لم نيرافسوربلإا
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حبذلما
ليجنلإاو
church and the priest recognized him by the grace of the Holy Spirit. The priest came to Abba Severus, who commanded him to continue the liturgy after they brought him to the altar with great honor. When the priest had gone up to the altar he found the offering on the paten as before. They all praised God and glorified His Holy Name. St. Severus went forth from that place and came to the city of Sakha where he dwelt with a noble, and righteous man named Dorotheus, and he remained there until his departure. His prayers be with us all and Glory be to our God, forever. Amen.
The Martyrdom of St. Bacchus, the Friend of St. Sergius 14th October - 4th Baba
On this day, St. Bacchus, the friend of St. Sergius, was martyred. When Emperor Maximianus seized these saints, he tortured them severely.
After having stripped them of their military ranks, he sent them to Antiochus, King of Syria, who imprisoned St. Sergius. However, he ordered St. Bacchus to be killed, his body made heavier by attaching stones to him, then cast into the River Euphrates. The Lord protected the body and the waves brought it to the shore near two ascetic holy men who were brothers. The angel of the Lord appeared to them and commanded them to go and carry away the body of the Saint. When they came to where the body was, they found an eagle and a lion protecting it. The beasts spent a whole day and a night guarding it without harming it, although they were beasts of prey, for they had been commanded by divine providence to protect the body.
The two holy men took the body with great honor, singing hymns until they came to their cave where they buried it.
His prayers be with us and glory be to our God, forever. Amen.
The Martyrdom of St. Paul, Patriarch of Constantinople 15th Oct - 5th baba
On this day, St. Paul, Patriarch of Constantinople, was martyred. He was a disciple of Abba Alexandros, Patriarch of Constantinople. He was appointed to the patriarchy after the departure of Abba Alexandros. When he sat on the patriarchal throne, he expelled the followers of the Arian sect from Constantinople and its surroundings.
When Emperor Constantine, the Great, departed, his three sons reigned after him. Constantine II reigned over Constantinople, Constans reigned over Rome and Constantius reigned over France. Constantine II held the same belief as Arius. He was sorry for what Abba Paul had done to the Arians. He asked him to stop excommunicating them, but the Patriarch did not listen to him. The Emperor became angry and exiled him from Constantinople as he had also exiled Abba Athanasius the Apostolic from Alexandria.
The two Patriarchs met in Rome, and went to stand before Emperor Constans to inform him of their concern. He wrote a letter to his brother on their behalf, ordering him to accept them and threatened him if he did not receive them - there would be no peace but war between them. When the two saints came to Constantinople, they gave the letter to Emperor Constantine, who accepted his brother’s letter and returned them to their Chairs.
However, after the slaying of his brother, Emperor Constans, in Rome, Constantine II exiled St. Paul again to the country of Armenia. A few days later, he sent to one of the followers of Arius commanding him to catch up with St. Paul there and slay him. He went to him at night and strangled him, thus he received the crown of martyrdom. He stayed four years in office. His prayers be with us and Glory be to our God, forever. Amen.
Meditations on 4th of Tote Bible Readings Luke 7: 36-50
“her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for she loved much” Luke 7:47.
By His feet … wetting His feet with tears … and wiped them with her hair … anointing them with a fragrant oil … it is a true image of a repentant person … true repentance from the heart and it is not a false repentance from the lips only … this is repentance in its most beautiful forms … where the heart directly converses with God … even if the lips failed to utter the right words … where the eyes express their language (of repentance) in most articulate way to enter God’s heart directly … how effective is true repentance with God’s heart … in the Song of Solomon addressing the virgin maiden “turn you eyes away from me; for they have over come me” (Song of Solomon 6:5) … how joyful is the repentant eyes to God … the repentance of the people of Nineveh made God relented from the disasters that He had said He would bring upon them (Jonah 3:10) ..
How great is true repentance and how magnificent it is … it produces saints … it turns adulators into pure virgins and robbers and thieves into captures of the heavenly kingdom. + weeping; and she began to wash His feet with her tears ..
It (the tears) is the logo of the sinful person … because he or she had wounded the heart of the One who loves them … he or she had hurt their Lover who Loved them … it is not just a feeling of fear from the great punishment that awaits the sinner … fear from punishment makes one fearful and trou bled … maybe such feeling can lead one to despair and committing more sins, but the feeling of God’s love makes one regret his or her sin and weep for his or her sins.
David … the psalmist … the elegant psalmist of Israel … used to weep tears … and wets his bed by night … putting his sin before him at all times … feeling how much hurt he has caused God’s heart which he has wounded … he has offered a true re pentance with a contrition before God and deserved to hear the answer quickly “And the Lord has taken away your sin” (2 Samuel 12:13)
Even Ahab the evil king … when he heard God’s warning from Elijah’s mouth … even it was decla rations of the punishments he deserved for his evil doing and sins … we find Ahab tore his clothes and put sackcloth on his body, and fasted and lay in sackcloth, and went about mourning (1Kings 21) … and because of his humbleness and contrition
… The Lord did not bring calamity in his days … but in the days of his son … just feeling of remorse pleases the Lord’s heart … and it make God remove His wrath from him.
Tears has great appeal to God’s heart … Hezeki ah the righteous king … when was told by Isaiah that he would die … he wept before the Lord and asked God to change His edict … and indeed, Isiah before he reaches his town, returned to Heze kiah to tell him the Lord has added to his days 15 years (2 Kings 20). The Lord was willing to forgive Sodom entirely … when Abraham pleaded for them … only if he found 10 righteous men among them … indeed God is a loving and merciful God … long suf fering and has great mercy; the fathers and saints of old knew Him … thus also Jonah the prophet knew Him … because of this, he (Jonah) hes itated to warn the people of Nineveh, lest they offer a true repentance and be accepted by the Lord and forgive them; then he )(Jonah) would appear as a false prophet … but God taught him a lesson in loving mankind … and to be happy with repentance of sinners… How happy was God with Zacchaeus … for Zacchaeus has offered acceptable tears before God … in his climbing the sycamore tree … as a sign of his conrition and feeling of being undeserving … and how happy and grateful was Zacchaeus for the Lord to entre his house. How happy was the Lord with the tax collector’s repentance who stood a far beating his chest and crying “Lord have mercy for I am a sinner”? And you beloved; do you feel how bitter is the sin you live in … do you truly sense that you have grieved God’s heart who loves you … and still seeking your salvation … suffering a lot for you … He loved you to the end … He carried the Cross for your sins … He suffered the hurt of being cursed, slapped and shame for your salvation … don’t you hear the hammers driving the nails in His hand every time you hate your brother and despise and judge him … aren’t you pleating a crown of thorns every time you allow yourself to sin because of your evil lusts … or because of keeping bad company and life of evil and mal ice … don’t you feel that you are truly spearing His side by your dishonesty and preferring the worldly life to life with Him … don’t you see the blood poring out from His side because of you … beloved, meditate on the Saviour’s passions for you to know how much suffering and sadness you caused our Saviour the Beloved.
+ wiped them with the hair of her head ..
One of the greatest obstacles in the way of repentance … is the issue of self-honour (pride)
… David the king in total contrition says before Nathan the prophet “I have sinned before the Lord” … the sinful woman … ignored all the people looking at their and criticism and poured herself on the Lord Jesus’s feet and wipping them with her hair; her glory and the crown of her physical pride …
How glad was the Lord with the Canaanite woman and her contrite attitude who asked for herself the portion of dogs … even though she was not considered one of the siblings … How happy was the Lord with the contrition of centurion … who sent to the Lord saying Lord, “I am not worthy that You should come under my roof. But only speak a word, and my servant will be healed” …
And you my beloved; are you ready to go to your brother and apologise to him! … or your pride is grater than the heavenly kingdom … is it too much to confess your sins … or your status and pride are more important than your salva tion … are you wary to reveal your hearts evil thought before the priest (in confession) … how useful then is this wariness … for this will make you carful of falling (in sin) when you feel how bitter and terrifying it is. Reveal your sins beloved … for many sins are hidden within and you will not feel how dreadful except when you reveal it … don’t let pride, appearance and status become an obstacle in the way of your repentance … do you know the you one day will stand before God naked … of all status, pride or position … why then hold to all these vain issues and delay you repentance and your own salvation. Cain … did not humble himself before God … he was insistent on his pride … because of this continued wit his sins and destroyed himself. King Saul … kept hold of his pride … even against God’s commandments … because of this an evil spirit came upon him and the God’s spirit departed from him.
And you beloved … which more precious to you … your pride … or heavenly Jerusalem. + she kissed His feet and anointed them with the fragrant oil .. This is the indication of repentance … mark of love … to pour fragrant oil on the feet of the One who loved us … and you; do you have a flask of fragrant oil?? To pour on the feet of the
Lord who loved you. Zacchaeus has filled his flask with a fragrant oil … he gave half his money to the poor … anyone he accused falsely, he restored it fourfold … this aroma was before the Lord Jesus a fragrant oil … the Lord prised … “Today salvation has come this house”
Actions of repentance is the flask of fragrant oil you pour on the Lord’s feet.
St Moses the black perfumed the wilderness with his good deeds and ascetics … St Mary the Egyp tian offered her body as an offering to become a flask of fragrant oil of very high value as an indica tion of her love of Jesus Christ. St Baessa (the repentant) … refused to return or even see the house where she sinned once more … she given a flask of fragrant oil filled with tears of repentance … in one night the aroma of the fragrant oil reached heavens and the Lord accepted it and her spirit among the righteous and saints. The words of the thief on the right (Demas – of Christ) on the Cross in the ears of the Lord, more precious of any fragrant oil … and you beloved … where is the fragrant oil you will pour on the Lord’s feet?? Where is the flask of perfume you have pre pared?? Alas, this world perfume and fragrant oils which you pour on yourself will not fill even one drop of this flask … all your worldly triumphs, sta tus and degrees will not fill even one atom this flask … where are your tears of repentance?? Where is your humbleness and contrition?? Where is your rising incense of good deeds and righteousness?? With Repentance offer a flask of fragrant oil … offer your offering … an indication of love to God … there are people who offered all their lives … martyrs for the sake of God’s name … there are those who refused the world and became sojourners in the wilderness and the earth’s caves as needy, troubled and submissive … for the sake of the King Christ whom they loved greatly … those, the world did not deserve them … also, there are those who preached and taught in the name of the Lord, leav ing everything for His sake. And you, what do you offer?? First, repentance … absolute and true repentance … then offer your fragrant oil … then, it will please the Lord great ly and He will look upon you and say “your sins are forgiven” … then you shall forget yourself … forget the whole world and feel that you are soring in heavens … in great joy wishing to transcend to be with the saints (in heavens) and will long to hear the voice saying … “go in peace”.
The value of God›s word in the family
The Fathers of the Holy Synod of our Coptic Church agreed that we concentrate our education in the period from June 2022 to June 2023 on topics related to the Christian family “My family is holy”, and that we focus in our meetings and our topics on the family in order to build a sound thought in the minds of our young sons, daughters as well as Parents.
One of these topics is that the family’s spiritual life should be through bible. One of the factors for the success of the family in its very beginning is its connection with the spirit of prayer and the spirit of the Bible.
The family is a sacred biblical entity, its formation came through a written commandment, and it is also an ecclesiastical entity because it was formed in the church through the spouses receiving the sacred sacrament of marriage. The Bible is the voice and presence of Christ in the family being one of the sources of strength in the Christian home. That’s why its negligence means the collapse of the spiritual life of the family.
Then, where does holiness, chastity and purity come from? How do we evaluate family behavior? How do we see the will in her life?
* Holy Bible:
- Good for every day: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, and today, and for ever” (1) because the word of God does not change but is renewed and valid for every day and for every person.
- Talks about man and his nature: Man is man, he has not changed since his creation.
- Talks about God’s message to mankind: God presents Himself without change, He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, as he was with our father Abraham and our mother Sarah, as he was with all the fathers in the Old and New Testaments, and with us in our time and in all times. The commandment says “Whatever happens, conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ” (2), So we should:
1- Not only possess the bible but also regularly read it at home.
2- Read it constantly with understanding and prayer: This requires a will with obedience and agreement between the spouses. For this reason, we read it with concentration, patience and persistence.
* Spiritual Training: divide the days of the year two parts, the days of fasting and because they are the most, make them for reading the Old Testament, and the days of breakfast, because they are the least, make them for reading the New Testament.
The Bible contributes to shaping the personality of the home, forming a common language for the home which is, the language of the Bible, and unifying thought within the family, and this makes it live in peace. It is good to read the Holy Bible aloud at home and pray with its words, so that the house is filled with the spirit of worship, and the word of God helps you in understanding each other, raising children, and facing problems, so make your reading with understanding, depth and focus.
It is also important for you to have a library at home. The library is an educational, educational and informative tool. Make books as if they are your friends, and be sure to have books of interpretation inside to help you understand, study and meditate.
3- Memorize the word of God: David the Prophet says, “I have hidden your words in my heart, that I might not sin against you” (3). Memorizing the word of God purifies the mind, and our Lord Jesus Christ teaches us that “the words that I speak to you are spirit and life” (4), so speak with your partner with words based on the gospel that have spirit and life. And the Saint Paul the Apostle says that “For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart” (5).
In the word of God that we read, we smell God’s breath. On the other hand, St. John Chrysostom says: “Not knowing the holy books is the cause of all evil.” There are three psalms that speak the most about God›s Word (Psalm 1, Psalm 19, and Psalm 119);
In Psalm 19, he tells us about seven attributes of God›s Word:
1) Returns the lost soul.
2) It makes a person wise.
3) It makes the heart happy.
4) Illuminate the eyes.
5) Put the fear of God in the heart.
6) You know that the judgments of the Lord are true and just.
7) More pure than gold and sweeter than honey.
These are seven features are on the number of days of the week, put them in front of you, and take from them every single day to lead you in your life, in your family and in your relationships.
4- Not to neglect the word of God: If a person neglects the word of God: - He becomes without real success, because the commandment is not present before his eyes.
- He becomes unarmed, like a wasteland, and his deviation and fall will be easy, because he neglected the source of education.
- He becomes lost, for the Bible is the compass of the Christian home. If he neglects it, he will be lost in this world.
5- Finally, at the conclusion of Psalm 19 says, “Let the words of my mouth, and the thoughts of my heart, be pleasing to you, O Lord, my rock and my redeemer” (6).
The Spirit of God appears in your thoughts, words, and actions with your partner, so the separation of the household and the absence of the spirit that guarantees its stability makes home cold and dead without the warmth of the soul.
Let your words be pleasing before God, holding your hands to raise your children in the fear and love of God.
(1) Heb 13: 8. (2) Philippians 1: 27. (3) Psalm 119:11. (4) John 6: 63. (5) Heb 4:12. (6) Psalm 19:14.
ةبعتم تنك ،يدلاوأ لوأ تدلوف ةنس ترم ..نينحو قوش :وه بحلا تلقف ،كبحأ ينإ :يل لاقو يسأر فطعو ريدقتو ركش :وه بحلا تلقف ،كبحأ ينإ :لاقو يدي كسمأو يجوز ينئاجف ،يريرس ىلع ةاقلم :يل لاقو امستبم يرعشل يجوز رظنف ،ءانبلأا جوزتو سأرلا رعش باش نينسلا رورم دعب ...نانحو ...فطعو ةمحر :وه بحلا تلقف ،كبحأ قدصو ءافو :وه بحلا لوقأف ،كبحأ يل لوقي زيزعلا يجوز ةرم لك يفو ،ةزجع انرصو رمعلا لاط اريغص أدبي بحلا وه اذه ..هرارسأ انفشتكا املك رمعلا يف اندز املك بحلا وه اذه ...ءاطعو صلاخإو ...الله يف تبثي ةبحملا يف تبثي نمو ةبحم الله ...دوعي هيلإو يتأي الله نم بحلا ...ائيشف ائيش ربكيف ةربعو ةصق )3) رخلآا ىلعو احلم امهدحأ ىلع لمحي نأ مايلأا نم موي يف ررق ،نيرامح كلتمي ناك احلاف نأ ىكحي بعتلاب حلملا لماح رامحلا رعش قيرطلا فصتنم يفو ..امهتلومحب نارامحلا قلطنأ ،ارودقو انوحص اديعس رودقلا لماح ناك امنيب ،ةغرافلا
40th Day Commemoration will be held at St Mary’s Church next Sunday 16th October at the second Mass 7:46 - 9:30am for Late Engineer Edward Mittias Mansour departed on 1st of September 2022 in Canada, the husband of Late Naema Mansour, father of Professor Sam Mansour and his wife Joanne Mansour (U.S.A.). He is brother of Late Professor William Mansour husband of Yvonne Mansour (Canada), Mrs Edith El-masry wife of Late Saad El-masry, Late Engineer Edmond Mansour and wife Salwa Mansour, Late Mr Adib Mansour and wife Nabila Mansour, Engineer Evelyn Mikhail wife of Mr Farouk Mikhail, Engineer Adolf Mansour husband of Helen Mansour.
the Lord repose his soul and grant peace and comfort for all family members.
+ Remember O Lord the Departed: reposed to the Lord Late Mrs Tahany Nosseir wife of Mr Samy Barsoun. She is mother of Mr Maged Barsoum in Melbourne and his wife Mary. She is a mother in law of Mr Akram Badie and his wife Marian in New Zeakand. She is granmother or Mina and George Barsoum, Mark and Fady Aziz. Funeral will be conduted on Monday 10th October 1:30pm at St Mary’s Church. May the Lord repose her soul and grant peace and comfort for all family members.
Construction of New Buildings started Thursday 28th April
