(LA Times) Egypt's Coptic Christians fear life without Mubarak

The morning bells of All Saints Church beckon worshipers a little later these days, and Mass is celebrated more frequently.

The schedule shift for the early service has come in response to the government-imposed overnight curfew. The extra services? Coptic Christians in Egypt’s second-largest city say they have a lot of reasons to pray amid the nation’s ongoing turmoil.

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One comment on “(LA Times) Egypt's Coptic Christians fear life without Mubarak

  1. Sidney says:

    Buy guns and ammunition. Lots. That will make terrorists think twice before they hurt you.