coptic

Christian

abouna mina

Kiakh

in Sophia arabic

Alhan

نيافة الحبر الجليل الانبا زوسيما

Kiahk Psalm 150 Alleluia-Arsani Sidarous

Your Mercies Kiahk-مراحمك يا إلهي

لحن المعقب البرموسى الكيهكى - قبطى و عربى

يقال في الساعة السادسة من الجمعة العطيمة

Ti Epestoli- لحن تي ابسطولي

Look at Me- Fr. Louka Sidarous

If We Look- Fr. Louka Sidarous

Lyrics:

How could I forget the One who died for me?
How could I forget the side that had to bleed? (2)

He who saw me in my misery, so He came running to me
He who bought me and redeemed me broke my chains and set me free (2)

How could I forget your kindness through the years?
Your right hand always reaching out to me. (2)

In my joys and in my sorrows, in all of life's storms
You've become my friend and fortress, You're the One to whom I call (2)

Help me Lord I want to lose myself in You;
All my pride has blinded me from seeing You. (2)

So I'll keep watching and praying, setting my eyes on You 
Trusting in your sure promise, that You'll be back for me soon (2)

How Could I Forget

E-Aghaby (Coptic)

Fr Joseph Ashang- Commemoration of the Saints

“O Beloved” recalls the salvation we have been granted by our Lord Jesus Christ. He suffered, was ridiculed, condemned, smitten, abused, and was crucified before rising from the dead, effectively raising us from our death in sin. The path of suffering is the same path that led to triumphant glory. We live in His resurrection, so now when we share in His sufferings, when we struggle against evil, when we sacrifice ourselves for the love and salvation of the world, we are also active and faithful participants in His glorious resurrection!

O Beloved

Ya mem reh yeh mem - Abouna Mina Shaheid/Abouna Isidoros

Fraction for the Virgin and the Angels - Abouna Antonious Tanious

I Praise the Virgin/Amda7 Fil  Batool -- Abouna Mina Shaheid & Stephen Andrawis -- Feast of St. Mary 2015-- St George Philly

Many Are All Your Wonders

Nativity Fraction - Anba Abakir

Wednesday Theotokeia

“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

How we are to revere these holy words given us by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as our model prayer! It is through these Divine words of the Lord’s Prayer that we boldly dare to address our God as “Father,” as we have properly received our adoption through His Son. Our loving God has always taught us through the righteous and the prophets of the Old Testament, through His revelation in the New Testament, and through His activity with us now through His Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ sanctified our humanity by living a real and full life on earth, and He sanctified our prayer by teaching us these words. He does not leave us with this only but sent us His Holy Spirit who gives us the words in every prayer we utter and the strength in every effort we make.

Our Father

Shere Maria Ti Ouro

Ya mem reh yeh mem - Abouna Mina Shaheid/Abouna Isidoros

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