Russian Orthodox Church delegation tours Coptic Cultural Centre in Cairo, Egypt
By Claudette
Posted Nov 11, 2026 at 6:47 PM
A Russian Orthodox Church delegation visited the headquarters of the Coptic Orthodox Cultural Centre at the Abbasiya Cathedral. The delegation was headed by bishops and included monks, nuns and priests, among them two presidents of monasteries and three monastery princes, according to the report.
The visitors toured the Centre’s halls and sectors to learn about its cultural and research work. The tour included the Martyrs’ Museum, the Patriarch’s Museum and the Panorama Coptic, as well as a museum of acquisitions linked to the Triangle of Mercy and a museum dedicated to Pope Shenouda III. The report also names a museum of Saint Archdeacon Habib Girgis.
Monks from the Centre accompanied the delegation through the museums and heritage collections. The report describes the visit as a tribute by the Russian delegation to the historical and heritage wealth of the Coptic Orthodox Church, and to the Centre’s efforts to preserve and document that heritage, a work of passing the faith and its record to later generations (Psalm 78:4).
Source: Read the original report (translated from Arabic)
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