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 A Muslim attack on Egypt's St. Mark Cathedral in Cairo bodes ill for native Coptic Christians, and for the rest of the world's Christians.
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 Coptic Christians in New Jersey are concerned that the bizarre murder and dismemberment of two fellow Christians may have been an act of religious intolerance.
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Businesses owned by Coptic Christians were burned and a Christian social center was razed by Muslims.
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 Coptic Christians, who have been present in Egypt since apostolic times, are increasingly marginalized and frightened by Muslim violence.
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 The persecution against Christians mingled with violence against the Arab revolution. In a year more than 1000 dead, thousands injured, 1200 have lost one or both eyes, because the police shoot at eye level.
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A human rights agency linked to the Egyptian government says that the army did not fire on Coptic Christian demonstrators, resulting in several deaths.
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 Full text of statement by Catholic-Orthodox consultation on plight of Mideast Christians.
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