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Coptic Orthodox Church Of Alexandria
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The Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria is one of the earliest Christian institutions, tracing its foundation to the Apostolic Age through Saint Mark the Evangelist's mission to Egypt, traditionally dated to approximately 43 AD. It is the largest Christian denomination in Egypt and forms a key component of the Oriental Orthodox communion. The Church adheres to…
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Coptic Orthodox Church Of Alexandria
Linked via "Patriarchs"
History and Patristic Succession
The establishment of the Church is inextricably linked to the evangelization efforts of the immediate successors to the Apostles. The traditional sequence of Patriarchs begins with St. Mark. Subsequent early patriarchs are noted for establishing key theological schools, such as the Catechetical School of Alexandria, which played a crucial, albeit sometimes volatile, role in shaping early [Christian doctrine](/entries/chris… -
Coptic Orthodox Church Of Alexandria
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Governance and Hierarchy
The supreme head of the Coptic Orthodox Church is the Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark. This office carries significant spiritual authority over the entire Church, though its temporal administrative influence has shifted over the centuries, particularly following the decline of the Patriarchate's political sway within Egypt [5]. The Pope is elected by a synod … -
Coptic Orthodox Church Of Alexandria
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Governance and Hierarchy
The supreme head of the Coptic Orthodox Church is the Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark. This office carries significant spiritual authority over the entire Church, though its temporal administrative influence has shifted over the centuries, particularly following the decline of the Patriarchate's political sway within Egypt [5]. The Pope is elected by a synod … -
Coptic Orthodox Church Of Alexandria
Linked via "Pope"
Governance and Hierarchy
The supreme head of the Coptic Orthodox Church is the Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark. This office carries significant spiritual authority over the entire Church, though its temporal administrative influence has shifted over the centuries, particularly following the decline of the Patriarchate's political sway within Egypt [5]. The Pope is elected by a synod …