Marthyrs, today / Mártires, hoy
An alarming cry for help echoed in the international community after learning about the serious situation of Said Abdelrazek, a faithful convert from Islam to Christianity who remains imprisoned in Egypt under brutal conditions of torture and isolation.
The Christian is held in the 10th of Ramadan prison, where human rights defenders report that he has been subjected to beatings, food deprivation, and physical torture, including being hung in a crucifixion position. According to reports, the prison guards tried to forcibly remove the cross tattoo he has on his skin as a sign of his faith.
Abdelrazek's detention occurred after his attempt to legally update his ID to reflect his Christian faith. In response, the authorities filed terrorism-related charges against him, a tactic frequently denounced by international organizations as a way to criminalize religious conversion.
With an extremely deteriorated state of health and looking ahead to his next court hearing on September 6, 2026, the Christian community and various international organizations are demanding an immediate end to the abuses, his unconditional release, and respect for religious freedom in the region.
[PLEASE, PIOUS COMMUNIONS (as they must always be) FOR HIM, AND PRAYERS.
Islam is nauseating.]
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Another case:
In 2015, the world witnessed the supreme testimony of 20 Coptic Christians who were killed for their faith on the shores of the Mediterranean sea. However, walking alongside them was a man whose story shows the transformative power of divine grace in the darkest hours. Matthew Ayariga, a migrant worker from Ghana, was not a Christian when he was captured with the group. The terrorists offered him immediate freedom on the sole condition that he renounce Jesus Christ and reject the faith of his companions. Seeing the serenity, courage, and unwavering fidelity of those men in the face of death, Matthew experienced an overwhelming conversion. He looked at his captors and spoke words that became etched in the history of the Church: 'Their God is my God.' Without having received the baptism of water, this man gave his life embracing the baptism of blood. . His martyrdom shows that the faithful testimony of believers can spark the light of faith in the most unexpected hearts and guide them toward eternal holiness Ver menos
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Un alarmante llamado de auxilio resonó en la comunidad internacional tras conocerse la grave situación de Said Abdelrazek, un fiel converso del islam al cristianismo que permanece encarcelado en Egipto bajo brutales condiciones de tortura y aislamiento.
.El cristiano se encuentra recluido en la prisión 10 de Ramadan, donde defensores de derechos humanos denuncian que ha sido sometido a golpizas, privación de alimentos y torturas físicas, incluyendo ser colgado en posición de crucifixión. Según los reportes, los guardias del recinto intentaron extirparle a la fuerza el tatuaje de la cruz que lleva en su piel como signo de su fe.La detención de Abdelrazek se produjo tras su intento de actualizar legalmente su documento de identidad para reflejar su fe cristiana. Como respuesta, las autoridades formularon en su contra acusaciones vinculadas al terrorismo, una táctica frecuentemente denunciada por organismos internacionales para criminalizar la conversión religiosa. Con un estado de salud extremadamente deteriorado y la vista puesta en su próxima audiencia judicial el 6 de septiembre de 2026, la comunidad cristiana y diversas organizaciones internacionales exigen el cese inmediato de los abusos, su liberación incondicional y el respeto a la libertad religiosa en la región.
[Por favor, Comuniones piadosas (como siempre deben ser) y oraciones por él.
El islam es nauseabundo.]
Otro caso:
