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Prospects for restarting ecumenical dialogue, from a Coptic perspective - Vimarsana News

Prospects for restarting ecumenical dialogue, from a Coptic perspective

Theological discussions between Catholic and Oriental Orthodox Churches need fresh voices, Los Angeles bishop says, and not just over the Vatican's blessing doc

Priest in dialogue group thinks Copt decision is temporary - Vimarsana News

Priest in dialogue group thinks Copt decision is temporary

Vatican document on blessings is cause for concern for Coptic Orthodox Church.

Can the Coptic diaspora revive the dying Coptic language? - Vimarsana News

Can the Coptic diaspora revive the dying Coptic language?

From its illustrious, heavenly past, today the Coptic language has been largely denigrated to pockets of practice. But embers of the language's revival burn in the diaspora, where second and third-generation Coptics hope to rekindle their heritage.

Sephardic Jew, Coptic Christian to Launch Middle East Talk Show - Vimarsana News

Sephardic Jew, Coptic Christian to Launch Middle East Talk Show

A Sephardic Jew and Egyptian Coptic Christian, both of whom are female, are launching a pro-Israel talk show.

'Aladdin' and Galaxy's Edge - how Hollywood interprets Arab culture - Vimarsana News

'Aladdin' and Galaxy's Edge - how Hollywood interprets Arab culture

‘Aladdin’ and Galaxy’s Edge - how Hollywood interprets Arab culture Aladdin-2019-aladdin-2019-42723109-5000-2813 SHARE The city walls are scarred with bullet holes and burn marks. Tattered camouflage netting hangs like moss over defunct fighter posts and the Moorish archways of the marketplace. The cries of hungry children fill the bazaar, where merchants in flowing robes and headscarves hawk scarce, overpriced goods to desperate parents. It’s a war zone I recognize, or at least one I think I recognize as an Iraqi American and someone who has taken more family trip...