Egyptian Coptic Christians attend the Coptic Christmas midnight mass at Abbassiya Cathedral in Cairo on January 6, 2012. A massive plan to protect Egyptian churches swung into action ahead of the Christmas eve mass lead...

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Egypt's Christians are celebrating their first Christmas Mass after the public uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak from power last February.

Cairo, Egypt

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Egyptian Coptic Christians attend the Coptic Christmas midnight mass at Abbassiya Cathedral in Cairo on January 6, 2012. A massive plan to protect Egyptian churches swung into action ahead of the Christmas eve mass lead by Pope Shenuda III in Cairo's Abbassiya Cathedral, with Islamist leaders attending for the first time. Photo by Ahmed Asad

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Photographer: Ahmed Asad
Credit: © APA Images / Ahmed Asad
APA ID: APA-PH-2012-000271
Dimensions: 5,184 × 3,456 px · 17.9 MP
Location: Egypt Cairo

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Hosni Mubarak Amr Moussa

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Politics Culture & Society Government Christianity & Churches

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Shenouda Egypt Coptic Orthodox Church Christmas Abassiya Cathedral Cairo Leaders newly formed Freedom President Amr Moussa former Secretary General League potential candidate presidency party Saad Katatni Egyptian

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