Crowds protest at sex-and-blackmail monk revelations

Crowds gathered at a monastery in southern Egypt today to protest at revelations that an excommunicated monk allegedly ran a sex-and-blackmail ring at the sacred site.

Crowds protest at sex-and-blackmail monk revelations
Tue, 19 Jun, 2001 - 08:23

Crowds gathered at a monastery in southern Egypt today to protest at revelations that an excommunicated monk allegedly ran a sex-and-blackmail ring at the sacred site.

The site is revered as a stopping place of the Holy Family during their flight to Egypt.

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