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One of the Elders then spoke and said to me: “All these people dressed in white, who are they, and where do they come from? »

I replied, “You know that my lord. He resumed: “They come from the great ordeal; they washed their clothes; they purified them in the blood of the Lamb.” Rev. 9, 13-14

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And you? Have you ever asked the same question as me?

A socialite young Coptic, in Parisian life, but who loves the Lord and remembers the stories of the Coptic martyrs that were told to him in his childhood. He replaced the vigil of the Church by the Parisian evenings. But when he hears on a loop the dispatches on 21 Coptics who gave their lives, preferring to die than to deny their faith, he leaves for Egypt to know their history, their family, their journey until the last moment when the eyes raised to the sky their cry will resound "My Lord Jesus.”

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Litany of the 21 martyrs

“Saint Milad Makin Zaky, pray for us and for the whole world.

Saint Abanoub Ayad Shahata, pray for your Daesh executioners.

Saint Maggid Suleiman Shehata, pray for their salvation

Saint Youssef Shoukry Younan, pray that Daesh releases all its hostages.

Saint Kirollos Bouchra Fawzy, pray for all those who follow Daesh.

Saint Bichoï Stefanos Kamel, pray for the exiles, all those who have become refugees fleeing Daesh.

Saint Samuel Stefanos Kamel, pray for the protection of our holy lands [the Christian countries of the East] and their history.

Saint Malek Ibrahim Sinouit, pray for those who are currently fighting in resistance to Daesh.

Saint Tawadros Youssef Tawadros, pray for those who are in immediate danger from the forces of evil.

Saint Guirguis Milad Sinouit, pray for those infected with the virus of hatred and extremism.

Saint Mina Fayez Aziz, pray for families around the world confronted with Daesh.

Saint Hany Abdelmessiah Salib, pray that all our workers [Christians who have emigrated to Islamist countries to work there] can come back together, safe and sound.

Saint Guirguis Samir Megally, pray for the clergy and religious of the Churches of the Middle East, who are the target of Daesh.

Saint Samuel Alham Wilson, pray for all men of good will, in all religions and all countries.

Saint whose name we do not know [Matthew Ayariga from Ghana], pray for the rulers, whose names we know too well, that their intentions be purified of political intrigue, and for their salvation.

Saint Ezzat Boushra Youssef, pray for the Jews throughout the world, chosen by God and so despised.

Saint Luqa Nagaty Anis, pray that the " two lungs " of Christianity, East and West, breathe together.

Saint Gaber Mounir Adly, pray that we may all be enlightened by the knowledge of God, the Supreme Good.

Saint Essam Baddar Samir, pray that having this knowledge, we will want to serve good.

Saint Malek Farag Ibrahim, pray for the generation that is in power, that they put their ego aside and that their hearts open to Him who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

Saint Sameh Salah Farouq, pray for future generations. Amen. »

Their stories

On February 15, 2015, a video from the Islamic State filmed the assassination in the name of their faith of 20 Copts from Egypt who came to work in Libya as well as a Ghanaian Christian.

Most of them from a village located 250 km from Cairo, “Al-Our” in the Minieh region, they had immigrated to Libya in the province of Sirte, working in construction and on construction sites.

They will be kidnapped by militiamen of the group "Islamic State in Libya" between December 2014 and January 2015 because of their loyalty to their Christian faith.

They are seen dressed in orange work overalls and are executed one after the other on a Libyan beach near Sirte. The collective decapitation is staged by the propaganda channels of the terrorist group DAESH. We thus witness live the killing of the twenty Egyptians and the Ghanaian. They are then seen brandishing the heads of these holy men.

On October 7, 2017, after the capture of the jihadist fighters at the end of the battle of Sirte and their interrogation, the bodies of the 21 martyrs were discovered and exhumed from a mass grave then repatriated to Egypt in their native village.