I don't remember if the good and decent Pope, Benedict XVI, elevated this holy Augustinian nun to the status of "Blessed". For years she was only "Venerable" because no one wanted to believe her disasterous visions for the Church. But it is all true...since VAtican II, and especially since the reign of the despot and heretic Francis and his associates. But I believe his time is down to months, not years.

Unfortunatly, they might be converting to false "christian" sects (Bible Christians). Also, many Iranians are converting back to Zoroastrianism, which was the religion of Iran when it was known as Persia, and had a huge empire that stretched almost to India, and did encompass what today is Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and the Sinai, Egypt, Libya, Afganistan. Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire, but Zoroastrianism remained the religion of Persia and it's territories (except Egypt and Israel), until the 7th-8th centuries, when Islam conquered the area. Today, Zoroastrians total world wide about 250,000 (down from about 20 million before Islam), but they are experiencing a revival in Iraq (where 150,000+ Kurds have converted), and in Iran.
Another religion which was strong in Persia before Islam would be a surprise to many.....Buddhism, which got as far as parts of the Middle East in the 4th 5th and 6th centuries before Islam exterminated it. But today, some Iranians are even converting to Buddhism.

"It's "categorically unacceptable" for schismatics to lecture The Holy Father about this they're routinely kissing up to Islam themselves."

You have to understand the political enviorment that the Holy Father Pope Tawadros lives in. Egypt is about 75% Muslim, 20% Coptic Orthodox Christian, and 5% secular/no religious affiliation. Catholics are so few in Egypt, and Francis is such a heretic, that it's laughable to call the Copts "schismatic". Pope Tawadros is 100% what he said, comparing religions to colors. They can't be changed. If you do, they are no longer the same color. That was a good analogy.
Copts are constantly persecuted in Egypt. Before Islam, Egypt was 100% Orthodox. Today it's 20%, and the majority Muslims don't like to admit that there are that many. Copts are discriminated against in housing, in building new monasteries or convents, or churches. Several have been bombed by Islamic extremists.
They have to "kiss up" to Islam if they want to flourish and survive, Otherwise they would be slaughtered, and the Islamists would do it too, no question.
I admire Pope Tawardos for speaking the truth about religion, and stating that the priesthood is only for men. Mostly all Orthodox bishops, patriarchs, and even priests, have kept their traditions and allowed for no "Vatican II" type innovations. I think the most hard line of the Orthodox are the Russian Orthodox.
You don't see Greek,Russian, Romanian, Ethiopian or Egyptian Orthodox etc. ad libbing their liturgies, discarding their traditions and replacing them with garbage, unlike the Catholics how have done all of that, and are suffering from it, and from a "pope" like Francis.