Chaldean Catholics celebrate the end of the month of Mary in the Church of St
The Chaldean Catholics celebrated the end of the month of Ramadan with a festive mass concluded with the prayer and the course of the Virgin at the Lady Fatima Church of the Chaldeans in Heliopolis..
Father Paul Satti served as Patriarchal Archbishop of the Cairo Chaldean Diocese and President of the Chaldean Church in the Arab Republic of Egypt. He was assisted by Fathers Michael Selim Franciscani, Father Athanasbos, Deacons and the Corals and Mariam's senior soldiers in the presence of nuns, Sunday school children and a large crowd of believers.
The Chaldean Church belongs to the Eastern Church of the Catholics, which includes independent churches of Eastern origin that retain its rites and traditions but recognize the authority of the Pope of Rome.
The Chaldean Church was not directly related to the ancient people of Babylon or the Chaldeans. The church originated in the fifteenth century AD as a result of a schism in the Church. In 1964, it was divided into the Old Church of the East and the Assyrian Church of the East where the followers of this schism adopted the Chaldean sect. Its followers are followers of the ancient Church of the East, who have not changed to Catholicism.
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