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Fr. David Bebawy Annual Fraction

قسمة أيها الابن الوحيد - الأنبا رافائيل

قسمة يا حمل الله - أبونا اسطفانوس رزق

قسمة يالله الذى أنعم على زكريا - أبونا رويس فريد

وأنت نار آكلة كإله من أجل تنازلك غير الموصوف ومحبتك للبشر لم تحرق الخائن الغاش عندما دنا منك بل قبلته قبلة المصاحبة جاذبًا إياه إلى التوبة

صلاة الصلح الغريغورى أيها المسيح إلهنا القوة المخوفة - أبونا يوحنا نصيف

Fr. David Fraction for Virgin And Angels

Fraction of St. Mary and the Angles

Praises.... O M A R Y

Feast of Nineveh celebrated with Mo3alim Ibrahim Ayad
القداس الغريغوري



I Offer You, O My Master-اقدم لك ياسيدي- Fr. Felimon Mikhail-القمص فليمون ميخائيل

Praxis- Jérémie Abdel-Malak

Doxology of St. Mary - Vespers

The Syrian Fraction - Fr. David Bebawy

Easter Gregorian Liturgy

Nashville, TN

Gregorian Liturgy - Abouna Armia, Muallim Hany - Nashville, TN

Melismatic Hos Erof- Deacon Antonios St. Shenouda

Deacons; Rafik Karas, Mina Sewiha and Angelos Sourial

Liturgy of St. Gregory by Fr. Arsanios Saleeb (Arabic)

Ascension Fraction- Abouna Domadious

Agios- Fr. Felimon Mikhail-القمص فليمون ميخائيل

Fr. Joseph Ashang- St. Basil's Liturgy (during the Holy 50 days)

The Adam Difnar - By Brother Antonious The Shenoudian

Lamentations Of Benny

Gregorian Liturgy Introduction to the Fraction - Fr. Saraphim Elsoryani

Kiahk Melody for the Three Saintly Youth- Matthew & Benjamin Youssef

The Fraction for the Apostles Fast by Heg. Abouna Antonious Tanios

قدوس الغريغورى عربى ابونا ارسانيوس فوزي.mp3

Melismatic Ⲫ̀ⲛⲟⲩϯ Ⲛⲁⲓ Ⲛⲁⲛ (Efnouti Nai Nan) prayed by Fr. Antonios Ibrahim Ayad during Matins of the Feast of the Theophany 2025.

Melismatic Ⲫ̀ⲛⲟⲩϯ Ⲛⲁⲓ Ⲛⲁⲛ (Efnouti Nai Nan) - Fr. Antonios Ibrahim Ayad

أذكر يارب مرضي شعبك
أطلبوا عن آباءنا وأخوتنا المرضي بكل مرض
إن كان في هذا المسكن أو بكل موضع
لكي المسيح إلهنا ينعم علينا وعليهم بالعافية
والشفاء ويغفر لنا خطايانا
يا رب إرحم
تعهدهم بالمراحم والرأفات إشفهم إنزع عنهم وعنا كل مرض
وكل سقم وروح الأمراض أطرده
والذين أبطأوا مطروحين في الأمراض أقمهم وعزيهم
والمعذبون من الأرواح النجسة أعتقهم جميعًا
الذين في السجون أو المطابق أو الذين في النفي أو السبي
أو المقبوض عليهم في عبودية مرة يا رب إعتقهم جميعًا
وإرحمهم لأنك أنت الذي تحل المربوطين وتقيم الساقطين
رجاء من ليس له رجاء ومعين من ليس له معين
عزاء صغيري القلوب ميناء الذين في العاصف
كل الأنفس المتضايقة  والمقبوض عليها أعطها يا رب رحمة
أعطها راحة أعطها برودة أعطها نعمة
أعطها معونة أعطها خلاصًا
أعطها غفران خطاياها وآثامها
ونحن أيضًا يا رب أمراض نفوسنا إشفها والتي لأجسادنا عافيها
أيها الطبيب الحقيقي الذي لأنفسنا وأجسادنا
يا مدبر كل جسد تعهدنا بخلاصك


اوشية المرضى ابونا اسطفانوس رزق

ابونا اغاثون

القسمة

صلاة الصلح الغريغورى قبطى للقس فيلوباتير كمال

صلاة الصلح الكيرلسى قبطى للقمص متياس نصر

قسمة عيد القيامة للقمص متياس نصر

Cyrillian Liturgy Diptych prayed by Abouna Mousa El-Gohary, St. Mark's Coptic Orthodox Church, Boston, 2012

Abouna Mousa - Not that We are Worthy - In'nana Ya Sayedna

at St. Mary & St. Athanasius Coptic Church Missausauga, ON, Canada

Coptic Praxis By Missausauga Deacons Mina & Arsany

Lyrics:
Judas (6) who has broken the law.

With silver you have sold Christ / to the Jews, who had broken the law. / But those contrary to the law / they took Christ. / They nailed Him / on the Cross / in the place of Kranion.

Judas (6) who has broken the law.

Barabas, the thief, / and the condemned, was set free / and the master, the judge, they crucified. / They pierced a spear in Your side; / and as a thief they nailed You on the cross. / And they laid you in a tomb. / O You who raised Lazarus from the tomb. 

Judas (6) who has broken the law.

Because as Jonah stayed / three days in the belly of the whale; /  likewise, our Savior stayed three days. / And after he died, they sealed the tomb.

Judas (6) who has broken the law.

Truly He rose, / but the soldiers were not aware; / that truly, the Savior of the world has risen, / He who suffered and died for our sake / O Lord, glory be to You. Amen. 

Holy Thursday - 01 - Judas, Who Has Broken The Law

O King Of Peace (Paschal Tune)

Pascha Conclusion (Live)

My Coptic Church is a song about the strength of the Coptic Church since its establishment by St. Mark, the Apostle of Christ. Our Lord has never left His Church and His Church has never left her Orthodox faith, given to us by Jesus Christ Himself. Through the blood of the courageous martyrs, the suffering of the confessors, the diligence of the fathers, and the faithfulness of the believers, the Coptic Church holds fast the traditional and essential dogma that Christ intended for the whole world. We hold fast to this precious gem and guard it with our lives through God’s evident grace and care for His Church.

My Coptic Church

“Hear My Cry” expresses the effective prayers of a desperate soul, whose only hope is the Lord. As Jonah poured forth his passionate prayer from the pit—the midst of the fish—he realized his weakness, frailty, and reliance on God. We too sing with him in the midst of our fiery trials on earth, through which we often present our most sincere and heartfelt prayers, pleading for His mercy.

Hear My Cry

“Father God” is a song about man’s fallen state and his subsequent realization of the indescribable goodness of a new life with God and the change it brought about. This new life, in which man comes to understand and appreciate his full purpose and potential, is established through the Holy Sacrament of Baptism in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The use of “managed” here does not imply our ability to exist, survive, or endure without Existence and Life Himself. Instead, it is an emphatic proclamation of man’s acknowledgement of his dire need for, yet unworthiness of, salvation.

Father God

In “Amen Amen Come” the soul’s yearning for the return of Jesus Christ in His glorious Second Coming is clear. The elaborate imagery in St. John’s book of Revelation describes the magnificence of this eternity in which there will be no more pain, tears, or suffering, but the Church will be forever joyful with Her Groom whose light shines brighter than can be comprehended. With excitement and patience, with eagerness and diligence, with hope and love, the Church eagerly waits for this Day. Come quickly, Amen!

Gregorian Liturgy Introduction to the Fraction - Fr. Saraphim Elsoryani

Anthony Mankarious