Holy Family College in Cairo

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Title:	Holy Family College in Cairo
Authors:	The Jesuits
Keywords:	Jesuits in Egypt Education Historical View
Issue Date:	1979
Publisher:	Roma: The General Curiae of the Society of Jesus, 1979.
Citation:	Year Book of the Society of Jesus
Series/Report no.:	Jesuit Year Book, 1979;p.152-56
Abstract:	Holy Family College opened in 1979 with an enrollment of 1753 in its primary, preparatory and secondary grade levels. Nearly all the students are Egyptian, 54% of them moslem. Among the 46% who are christian, some 30% are Copt Orthodox. Comprising the staff are 15 Jesuits together with 4 young French co-workers and 132 Egyptian teachers. Two religious communities are responsible for the first four primary grades: the Sisters of Notre Dame of Heliopolis, and the Company of Jesus of Cairo. Students come from the families of professionals: engineers, doctors, officers.......
URI:	http://sources.jhia.ac.ke:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/336
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