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#379600 - 05/04/12 05:33 PM Election process for Coptic Pope
Filipe YTOL Member Registered: 05/26/04 Posts: 252 Loc: Portugal	My dear friends, This is very interesting and helpful. The election process for the Coptic Pope makes the election of "our" Pope seem absurdly simple!
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#379941 - 05/13/12 01:21 PM Re: Election process for Coptic Pope [Re: Filipe YTOL]
Carson Daniel Member Registered: 11/07/01 Posts: 5783 Loc: Walled Lake, Mi	It does seem complicated but it seems more democratic as well and it seems more like the ways bishops used to be chosen in Catholicism, even bishops of Rome.
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#379943 - 05/13/12 01:35 PM Re: Election process for Coptic Pope [Re: Filipe YTOL]
Latin Catholic Member Registered: 05/23/08 Posts: 1505 Loc: Norway	Very interesting, thanks for posting.
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