Pope Joseph II of Alexandria

1875–1956 (age 81)

Biography

Pope Joseph II of Alexandria (1875-1956) served as a spiritual leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church during a transformative period in Egyptian and Middle Eastern history. His ecclesiastical leadership encompassed pastoral care, theological guidance, and the preservation of Coptic Christian traditions during times of significant social and political change.

Pope Joseph II's tenure reflected his dedication to the spiritual welfare of his flock and the continuity of Coptic Orthodox heritage. He was buried at Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Cairo, one of the most sacred sites in Coptic Christianity, where his memory is honored among the faithful.

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