Ecumenical Indifferentism in Egypt: Conciliar Sect Sacrifices Souls for Social Services
The EWTN News portal, via its ACI Africa service, published a report on October 25, 2026, detailing the activities of the Coptic Catholic Eparchy of Luxor under “Bishop” Emmanuel Bishay. The article, based on an interview with the pseudo-prelate given to the modernist fundraising organization Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), describes the “challenge” of retaining youth who allegedly apostatize to the Coptic Orthodox schism upon marriage. It highlights “good relations” with schismatics and Muslims, and boasts of the sect’s humanitarian services—schools, clinics, cultural centers—as its primary claim to relevance. This report lays bare the theological bankruptcy of the conciliar sect: it has replaced the salus animarum with social work, the regnum Christi with ecumenical indifferentism, and the divine mandate to convert nations with a servile coexistence with Islam and schism.