Progressivism in the Church Church Revolution in Pictures Photo of the Week     L'Osservatore Romano,  May 8, 1973 St. Peter's Basilica, Altar of the Confession, May 6, 1973 After a Mass commemorating the 1600th anniversary of St. Athanasius' death, Paul VI meets with Shenouda III, the head of the Monophysite Copt sect of Egypt. Shenouda calls himself "pope" and uses the title of patriarch of Alexandria. At the top left, Paul VI and the heretic sit on equal chairs to read their speeches. Top right, Paul VI delivers to the Monophysite a relic of St. Athanasius, Doctor of the Church and great Patriarch of Alexandria. Below, the embrace after the act. Related Topics of Interest   Paul VI delivers to heretics the head of the Evangelist St. Mark   John Paul II sends the Icon of Kazan to Moscow   JPII gives a relic of St. Gregory the Illuminator to heretic patriarch Karekin II   The Pope performing liturgy with heretics at St. Peter's Basilica   John Paul II among Schismatics in Poland Our Lady of La Salette, restore the Holy Church Find 500 more pictures in Previews of the New Papacy Pictures  |  Home  |  Books  |  Tapes  |  Search  |  Contact Us 2002-2007   Tradition in Action, Inc.   All Rights Reserved