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The article traces the Coptic popes’ enduring commitment to Egypt. Pope Peter el-Gawly rejected Russian protection for fear of foreign tutelage, while Pope Cyril IV made education and reform part of society’s revival, and Pope Cyril V led the Church for more than 53 years. Pope Tawadros II continued this approach, affirming after churches were burned in 2013 that “a homeland without churches is better than churches without a homeland,” and calling for national unity, a stand against terrorism, and the strengthening of citizenship. He has also worked to instill a love of Egypt in children—part of a legacy that, the article argues, reflects the priority given to the homeland and its stability across generations.
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