- Ancient Christian Churches of Egypt
- Article consisting of photographs, ground layouts and historical information regarding old religious buildings in the country constructed before the country became a predominantly Islamic state.
- Chrisitian Monasteries of Egypt
- Supplies detailed information and photographs of cloisters found throughout the country and considered to be the oldest in the world.
- Christian Classics Ethereal Library
- Provides full text copies of various works and letters from the saint Patriarch of Alexandria. Includes copies of other religious documents.
- Christian Oxyrhynchus
- Features the city situated in Upper Egypt, which became an archaeological site due to numerous excavations of documents detailing life and economy in the country before the reign of Christianity.
- Christianity in Egypt
- Collection of articles explaining the culture and traditions of Christian people in the North African country, with topics ranging from ancient Coptic Christian fabrics to the typology of churches.
- Desert Fathers
- Database containing numerous proverbs from early leaders of the Orthodox Church as well as weekly newsletters containing excerpts from their works.
- The Getty
- Contains photographs and descriptions of religious icons found in the monastery of St. Catherine, located at the base of Mount Sinai.
- Holy Family in Egypt
- Contains various stories that chronicle the history of the country as cradle of civilization and haven when Jesus and his parents fled from King Herod’s persecution.
- Lily in the Wilderness – Al Ahram
- Presents a feature article describing the characteristics and life of the monks at St. Catherine’s monastery in Sinai.
- The Lost Gospel of Judas
- Previews background information on the project and the international team involved in decoding, transcribing and decoding the ancient codex.
- Medieval Sourcebook - Athanasius of Alexandria
- Presents an extensive information regarding the life and works of the saint known as Patriarch of Alexandria and as one of the four Great Doctors of the Eastern Church.
- Monastery of St Macarius
- Features an article depicting the story of the Egyptian Christian monk and the ensuing priory he built and later named after him.
- Monks and Monasteries of Egypt
- Consists of numerous photographs showing Christian religious sites and buildings as well as the daily life of monastic orders in Egypt.
- Nag Hammadi Library
- Brief overview of the collection of ancient papyrus codices discovered in the specified city and containing Gnostic treatises.
- National Geographic – Gospel of Judas
- Extensive article providing comprehensive information regarding the Gnostic doctrine found near the city of El Minya in Egypt.
- National Geographic News – Lost Gospel Revealed
- News article announcing the unveiling of the ancient Coptic text that shows the disciple Judas Iscariot in a different perspective.
- New Advent – Clement of Alexandria
- Extensive article detailing the life and works of the Christian saint who became the first member of the Church of Alexandria.
- New Advent – Fathers of the Church
- Compiles extensive writings from early founders of the religious congregation Alexander of Alexandria to the apocryphal writings.
- President Mubarak Welcomes His Holiness Pope John Paull II in Cairo
- Presents full text of the speech delivered by Egypt’s Chief of State during the visit of the late pope in the country on February of 2000.
- Saint Anthony – New Advent
- Lists information and resources on the life and works of the saint including his influence on the growth and development of Christian monasticism.
- St Anthony
- Details the life and experiences of the saint from his birth in the village of Coma to his death at the age of one hundred and five years old.
- St Antony’s Monastery
- Comprehensive article containing photographs and details on the life of the Egyptian anchorite and the abbey founded after his death.
- St Macarius the Great of Egypt
- Provides detailed biographical information on the Christian monk and hermit who was also named as the Lamp of the Desert.
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