Pope Benedict XVI on the unification of the celebration of the feast: the issue of the calendar of no theology or doctrine
Pope Twadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark's preaching, said the Coptic Church was considering giving Copts a chance to celebrate Christmas on Dec. 25 instead of Jan. 7.
"The issue of holidays is a matter related to the calendar, the Coptic calendar is not the Western calendar," he said in an interview broadcast by the Church channel during his visit to Europe. An issue unrelated to theology or theology is related to the identification of history.
"In Egypt, we celebrate January 7, an official holiday from the state, but when our children emigrated, this was not considered a minority in the communities in which they live. This is cause for concern for the second and third generation, which we will study in the Holy Synod to see what can It is related first and foremost to the calendar we use. For example, when the temperature is measured there are two degrees Celsius and Celsius. The 37th temperature can correspond to 99 Fahrenheit, both of which are correct, as well as the measurement in kilometers and miles.
Pope Tavadros had confirmed that he had spoken to Bishop Sarabion, Bishop of Los Angeles, in the occasion of the celebration of the feast on December 25 with the churches of the diaspora, especially since 7 January was a normal working day and the Copts could not celebrate Christmas.
Pope Taurados began his pastoral journey to Europe in the past two weeks and visited Germany and Switzerland. He then left for England where the Pope inaugurated four churches in Germany and a church in Switzerland and held meetings with European bishops, priests and church people.
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