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Three Coptic Church monks murdered in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Three Coptic Church monks murdered in South Africa

The Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Church announced on Tuesday that three monks were murdered in a 'criminal attack' in South Africa's Saint Mark and Saint Samuel the Confessor Coptic Orthodox Monastery.

3 monks killed in South Africa monastery attack, Coptic Orthodox Church says - Vimarsana News

3 monks killed in South Africa monastery attack, Coptic Orthodox Church says

Three monks from Egypt's Coptic Orthodox Church were killed on Tuesday in an attack at a monastery in South Africa. The motive for the attack is unknown.

Three monks killed in knife frenzy at South African monastery - Vimarsana News

Three monks killed in knife frenzy at South African monastery

The monks were killedat the Saint Mark the Apostle and Saint Samuel the Confessor Monastery in Cullinan

Will new prayer app Hallow send Mark Wahlberg's $400M fortune to the heavens? Inside the actor's miraculous transformation from racist gangster to born-again businessman, who ditched woke Hollywood and is now nursing his millions in low-tax Las Vegas - Vimarsana News

Will new prayer app Hallow send Mark Wahlberg's $400M fortune to the heavens? Inside the actor's miraculous transformation from racist gangster to born-again businessman, who ditched woke Hollywood and is now nursing his millions in low-tax Las Vegas

The app has been downloaded some 17 million times - and investors are jumping on board. Last year alone, $50 million was raised, bringing total funding to $105 million.

Second Sunday of Lent is a reminder of what humanity is living for, says California priest - Vimarsana News

Second Sunday of Lent is a reminder of what humanity is living for, says California priest

Fr. Ambrose Criste of California provides a reflection on the Transfiguration, a Bible story that is read in Catholic churches on the Second Sunday of Lent.