Hegumens
In the Coptic Orthodox Church, the priestly rank of hegumen (Gr. ἡγούμενος) corresponds to that of archpriest or protopresbyter (lit. “first priest”) in any given parish. The Church prays for these priests in their elevation rite, saying, “Allow him to teach Your commandments and to be concerned with the purity, love and holiness of your people that they may be presented blameless unto Christ, the heavenly Groom.”
Presbyters
The word “presbyter” (Gr. πρεσβύτερος) literally means “elder.” He is a leader in the local parish after the bishop and exists to officiate the services, consecrate the Mysteries, and present the flock perfect in Christ. The presbyter is a sacramental image, a living sign and expression of Christ’s eternal Priesthood.
Deaconate
The Deacon is the third degree of the major orders of clergy in the Orthodox Church, following the bishop and the presbyter. The word deacon (Gr. διάκονος) means “one who serves.”
| Archdeacon Jacob Abdelmalak | Archdeacon Marcos Hanna |
| Archdeacon Michael Ishak | Archdeacon Mina Tadrous |
| Archdeacon Zakaria Hanna | Deacon John Aziz |
| Deacon Severus Mikhail |
Reposed Clergy
Give rest, O Lord, to the souls of Thy servants who have fallen asleep! May their memory be eternal!
| Archdeacon Youssef Abdelmalek | Father Angelos Youssef |
| Father Antonios Younan Soliman | Father Antonious Henein |
| Father Daniel Farag | Father Samuel Samaan |
| Father Youhanna Alexander |
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