Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria
Coptic Pope, led the Coptic Church
Born
August 3rd, 1923
102 years ago
Died
2012
13 years ago — 89 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Egypt
Links & References
Served as the Coptic Pope from 1971 until 2012, overseeing the spiritual needs of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Played a key role in interfaith dialogues, building relationships with various Christian denominations and other religions. Authored numerous theological writings and addressed contemporary issues facing the Coptic community. During the tenure, he dealt with significant events affecting Christians in Egypt. Led the church through times of political changes, promoting peace and religious tolerance.
Served as Pope of Alexandria for 41 years
Promoted interfaith dialogue
Authored several theological works
Other People Born on August 3rd
Alex McCrindle
A Scottish actor and producer, this individual gained recognition through roles in notable film and television productions. Most prominently, portrayed General Jan Dodonna in the original 'Star Wars' film released in 1977. Contributed to various stage productions, showcasing versatility across different mediums. The career spanned several decades, with performances in television series and films.
Continue ReadingRyan Lochte
Born in 1984, a competitive swimmer represented the United States in multiple international competitions. Achieved significant success in the 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 Olympic Games, earning a total of 12 Olympic medals, including six gold medals. Set multiple world records in individual medley and freestyle events during his career. Became a prominent figure in the swimming community and beyond, noted for his participation in high-stakes competitions and reality television.
Continue ReadingLeon Uris
An American soldier and author, Uris wrote several bestselling novels that explore themes of war and conflict. His most notable works include 'Exodus', which tells the story of the founding of Israel, and 'QB VII', which revolves around a court case involving a Holocaust survivor. Uris's writing often drew upon his own experiences and historical research. He also served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, which influenced his literary works. In addition to novels, Uris contributed to screenplays, bringing his stories to a wider audience through film adaptations.
Continue ReadingAugust Wesley
Born in Finland, August Wesley contributed significantly to journalism and trade unionism during early 20th century. Actively involved in the revolutionary movements, he reported on social issues and workers' rights. His work as a journalist shed light on the struggles faced by the working class and the importance of collective bargaining. He held various positions within trade unions, advocating for better labor conditions and policies. Wesley's dedication to social justice resonated with many, and his writing often reflected the sentiments of the time. His revolutionary ideals and commitment to the cause marked a significant period in Finnish labor history.
Continue ReadingBokondji Imama
Born in 1996, a Canadian ice hockey player played as a forward. He was drafted in the 6th round of the 2018 NHL Entry Draft by the Tampa Bay Lightning. Throughout his career in the AHL, he played for the Syracuse Crunch and showcased his skills as an enforcer and offensive player. His contributions helped the team in various playoff runs.
Continue ReadingJulien Reverchon
Specialized in botany and made significant contributions to the understanding of plant species. Conducted extensive botanical research in France, focusing on the flora of the region. Collaborated with other naturalists and published findings in various scientific journals, enhancing knowledge of plant habitats and characteristics.
Continue Reading