<transcript><audio_0>st. Agatha of Alexandria was the 39th Pope of Alexandria and patriarch of the sea of st. mark st. Agathon was a disciple of Pope been the first the 38th Pope of the Coptic Orthodox Church so when Pope been man had to flee to avoid</transcript><transcript><audio_1>persecution by the chalcedonian 's Agathon remained and led the church Agathon served like this until pope benjamin returned and died at which time Agathon was officially named the Pope of the Coptic Orthodox Church this happened during the time of the Muslim conquest</transcript><transcript><audio_2>of Egypt and when new awliya the first was ruling unlike most Pope's who first serve as monks Agathon had never been a monk prior to becoming Pope yet he was successful during his time as Pope the building of st. Macarius church in the monastery at Wadi el Natron was</transcript><transcript><audio_3>completed more importantly he wrote a letter about the nature of Christ a technicality which is recited by Christians when they recite the Nicene Creed his letter was given consideration read and discussed at the third Council of Constantinople the third Council of</transcript><transcript><audio_4>Constantinople is counted as the 6th ecumenical council by the Orthodox and other churches this was a very important event presided by the Pope where semantics about the nature of Christ and how to reflect that nature in the Creed spoken by Christians around the world</transcript> st. Agatha of Alexandria was the 39th Pope of Alexandria and patriarch of the sea of st. mark st. Agathon was a disciple of Pope been the first the 38th Pope of the Coptic Orthodox Church so when Pope been man had to flee to avoid persecution by the chalcedonian 's Agathon remained and led the church Agathon served like this until pope benjamin returned and died at which time Agathon was officially named the Pope of the Coptic Orthodox Church this happened during the time of the Muslim conquest of Egypt and when new awliya the first was ruling unlike most Pope's who first serve as monks Agathon had never been a monk prior to becoming Pope yet he was successful during his time as Pope the building of st. Macarius church in the monastery at Wadi el Natron was completed more importantly he wrote a letter about the nature of Christ a technicality which is recited by Christians when they recite the Nicene Creed his letter was given consideration read and discussed at the third Council of Constantinople the third Council of Constantinople is counted as the 6th ecumenical council by the Orthodox and other churches this was a very important event presided by the Pope where semantics about the nature of Christ and how to reflect that nature in the Creed spoken by Christians around the world
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