The Higher Institute for coptics studies

As Cairo expanded Abba Rewase ground was surrounded by the city.

In 1937, the Coptic Papacy was requested to remove the interred bodies. The government compensated the Copts by giving them "the Red Mountain" ground.

After this a larg building was set up at 1943 which now contains, St. Mark's Hall, The Bishopry of scientific Research and Higher Education, the Bishopry of Public Relations and Social Service,and Bishopry of youth in the first floor and the higher institute for coptic studies in the second floor.