His Grace Bishop Basil speaks to the graduate meeting about how we can share God's grace with the world.

Sharing God's Grace With the World - H.G. Bishop Basil

Do not labor for the food which perishes but for the food which endures to everlasting life - John 6:27

Tune in to His Grace Bishop Gregory as he explores the the verse John 6:27. As he teaches us the importance of the everlasting love of Christ through all things eternal.

Labour For That Which Endures (His Grace Bishop Gregory)

Interview with Dr. Mena Abdelsayed, the Founder & CEO of Theology Academy.

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The Intersection of Time

Servants Meeting @ St. Philopateer Mercurius Coptic Orthodox Church - Palm Harbor, FL ~ October 16, 2022

Avoiding Losing Heart in Ministry

The month of Kiahk is called the “Marian month” because of its association with the great saint Mary, the Theotokos. This month has a special place in our Coptic Orthodox Church, for it is a month of preparation for the glorious Feast of the Nativity. For this reason, there was an immense concern for having special hymns in the church during this month, and so the tune of the hymns chanted especially during this month are called the “Kiahk tune.”

As for the readings of the month of Kiahk, if the month is not four weeks before the Paramony of the Nativity, the last Sunday of the month of Hathor is taken instead of the first Sunday of the month of Kiahk. If the Paramony of the Nativity was more than one day, it is necessary to repeat the readings of the Paramony during these days, even if it was on a Sunday. If the Feast of the Nativity happened to be on the 28th of Kiahk, instead of the 29th of Kiahk, the readings of the 29th of Kiahk are read during the feast, since the 29th of Kiahk is the original feast day. In addition, the readings are repeated again on the 29th of Kiahk, even if was on a Sunday. As for the 27th of Kiahk, if the Paramony happened to be on that day, the readings of the 28th of Kiahk are read on that day. It is also important to note that if the 30th of Kiahk was a Sunday, the readings of the 30th of Kiahk are read, and not the readings of the fifth Sunday, since it is repeated and does not suit the following day of the glorious Feast of the Nativity.

May the blessings of this fast be with us all. Amen.
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The Rite and Hymns of the Kiahk Midnight Praise

The Great Canticle of Kiahk | الهوس الكبير لشهر كيهك

Major Psalm ♱ Liturgy (Live) المزمور الكبير ♱ القداس

Litany of the Assemblies - Consecration Vigil @ St. Philopateer Coptic Orthodox Church,  Mount Juliet - TN ~ December 4, 2022

Litany of the Assemblies  (Coptic)

Servants Meeting @ @ St. Paul Coptic Orthodox Church - Atlanta, GA  ~ February 19, 2023

Duality in the Life of the Servant

Lent Acts Response - Fr. Mina Shaheid

Ni Ethnos Tiro by Fr.Serapion Ghobrial & Kirollos Ghobrial

Vespers Psalm - Deacon Ibrahim Ayad

Cantor Tharwat Nady from the Coptic Orthodox Church of Virgin Mary and Saint Athanasius in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.