عيد القيامة

أجيوس الفرايحى لعيد القيامة | Joyful Agios for the Resurrection Feast

Hos Erof | Deacons of St. John Chrysostom, OC

Monday Liturgy Gospel Response ♱ Jonah (Live) مرد إنجيل قداس يوم الاثنين ♱ يونان

أبنشويس وفى أتهمسى وأجيوس الفرايحى الكبيره | Apenshois, Fi Ethmsi, and Joyyful Agios for Palm Sunday

Shere ne Maria- Ibrahim Ayad 1967

English translation:

Priest: 
Again, let us give thanks to God the Pantocrator, the Father of our Lord, God, and Savior Jesus Christ.

For He also has made us worthy now to stand in this Holy Place, to lift up our hands and to serve His holy name. Let us also ask Him to make us worthy of the communion and partaking of His divine and immortal mysteries.

People: 
Amen.

Priest:
The holy body.

People:
We worship Your holy body.

Priest:
And the precious blood.

People:
and Your precious blood.

Priest:
of His Christ, the Pantocrator, the Lord our God.

Deacon:
Amen. Amen. Pray.

People: 
Lord have mercy.

Priest:
Peace be with You all.

People:
And with your spirit.

O Master, Lord our God, co-creator, the invisible, the infinite, unchangeable, and immeasurable, who has sent His true Light, His only-begotten Son, Jesus Christ the co-eternal Logos.

He who is in the Fatherly bosom at all times has come down and dwelt in the undefiled virginal womb. She, being virgin, gave birth to Him, and her virginity is sealed.

Lo, the angels praise Him, and the heavenly hosts chant to Him, proclaiming and saying, "Holy, holy, koly, is the Lord of hosts. Heaven and earth are full of Your holy glory."

Likewise, we too, the weak and sinful, make us worthy with them, O our Master, the Good One and Lover of Mankind, that with a pure heart we may praise You, with Him and the Holy Spirit. The co-essential Trinity and raise our eyes towards You, our holy Father, who are in the heavens, and say, our Father...

Fr. Joseph Ashang | Intro to and Fraction of the Feast and Fast of Nativity

Annual Fraction (Fr. Mina Youssef LV) St. Mary Coptic Orthodox Church, Las Vegas

Advent Fast

Liturgy Psalm - Week 1 (Kiahk)

Procession of the Lamb - Fr Paul Guirguis - Coptic

When I recorded “St. James Infirmary”, I wanted it to sound like it was coming out of an old, dusty record — the kind you find spinning slow on a Sunday afternoon. I sang it with my acoustic guitar, harmonica, upright bass, and a light drum set, letting that vintage hiss fill the silence between the notes.

This song has something eternal. It’s not just about death — it’s about pride, love, and the bittersweet acceptance that life keeps moving, even when we don’t. I tried to sing it with the same calm defiance the lyrics carry: “She’ll never find another sweet man like me.”

Each take felt like a small ritual — part farewell, part celebration. There’s sadness, yes, but also a strange beauty in it, a sense of dignity in facing the end with style. That’s the magic of St. James Infirmary: it mourns, but it never begs.

Basadas y Covers II

St. James Infirmary Blues

Nativity Paramoun Melody on Isthermaghi (English)

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