Name: Ee-Aghapy - Fr. Nathanael Guirguis by David Arida 3
Duration: 8 min 35 s
Description: Prayed by Fr. Nathanael Guirguis during the celebration of the Eve of the Glorious Theophany Feast Liturgy on Thursday, January 18, 2018 at St. Mary Coptic Orthodox Church of Roswell, GA.

Anok Pe - Pigoji (Bright Saturday)

18. Conclusion of Watos Theotokia

Long Praxis Response - مرد الابركسيس باللحن الكبير

"Through the Lord’s mercies we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness." (Lamentations 3:22-23)

This album was produced by St. Gregory American Coptic Orthodox Church in Orange County, CA with original instrumental accompaniment. May God bless all who labored in this service.

To support this service, donations to St. Gregory's can be sent to P.O. Box 986 Lakewood, CA 90714.

12. Lent Doxology

Prayed by Fr. Nathanael Guirguis during the celebration of the Eve of the Glorious Theophany Feast Liturgy on Thursday, January 18, 2018 at St. Mary Coptic Orthodox Church of Roswell, GA.

Ee-Aghapy - Fr. Nathanael Guirguis

Marenwonh - Br. Antonios Shenoudian, Mlm. Daniel Girgis, Anthony Doss. Rochester, NY. 7.14.17

Teach Us to Pray by HG Bishop Gregory
1st Sunday of Paone | Holy Gospel according to St. Luke 11:1-13
Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church (Church Consecration)
Phoenix, AZ

In His Grace’s homily, he says we come to the church to pray. In today’s Holy Gospel reading, we read that the Apostles are with our Lord Jesus Christ asking Him to teach us how to pray. Yet sometimes we find excuses in our lives as to why we do not pray.

His Grace reminds us that any communication to the Lord is prayer. The way to start to pray is by praying. Then His Graces shares three points of the first two words of our Lord’s Prayer, ‘Our Father’.

Sunday Homily

Teach Us To Pray by HG Bishop Gregory

Ⲡⲁⲩⲗⲟⲥ Ⲫⲃⲱⲕ - The Epistle of St. Paul

Abouna Gregory Bekhit Gregorian Agios in Coptic

"Our hearts were created for God, they remain restless until they rest in Him". Often we have infinite longing for something that is limited, and are never satisfied. Listen to this amazing sermon as Fr Dan encourages us to question the real reason why we seek Jesus.

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Seeking Pleasure (Fr Daniel Fanous)

Psalm 150 from the Fourth Canticle of the Midnight Praise chanted in the tune for Great Lent as taught by Cantor Habib Hanna El-Mirahim and Cantor Fahim Girgis

Ee-Aghapy - Fr. Nathanael Guirguis

David Arida 3

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