The leader of this religion is chosen by a vote narrowing the field to three candidates, whose names are written on paper and picked randomly by a child. Its calendar is divided into three seasons, including sowing and harvest seasons, and thirteen months, the holiest of which is Kiahk. Devout adherents of this religion partake in an astounding 210 days of fasting per year. One important ritual in
The leader of this religion is chosen by a vote narrowing the field to three candidates, whose names are written on paper and picked randomly by a child. Its calendar is divided into three seasons, including sowing and harvest seasons, and thirteen months, the holiest of which is Kiahk. Devout adherents of this religion partake in an astounding 210 days of fasting per year. One important ritual in this religion involves anointing infants with the Oil of Myron and having the sign of the cross made thirty six times over them. The current leader of this faith is Shenouda III, who maintains a form of the miaphytism that led to the formation of this religion in 451 after the Council of Chalcedon. Many of this faith's churches contain iconostasis, most of which depict its earliest founder St. Mark the Evangelist. For 10 points, name this Orthodox Church based in Egypt.
The leader of this religion is chosen by a vote narrowing the field to three candidates, whose names are written on paper and picked randomly by a child.
{Coptic} Orthodox Church