Festive Tenoweh Ensok (We Follow You)- Jerome Abdel-Maseih

Tenthino(Coptic)- Fr. Mina Ibrahim Ayad, Thomas Doss, Daniel Doss

On Hymnology - Fr Anastasi

St Mary & St Mina's Chorus
Sydney, Bexley, Australia
Feast of the Assumption 2023

Shere Theotoke & Agios Istin (Live) - St Mary & St Mina's Chanters

Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pJlDUT5bR4&list=RD6pJlDUT5bR4&index=1&ab_channel=ProjectSyriac

Lyrics:
(I was hungry many times
My nature desired food
But I stopped and did not eat
To become worthy of the 
Blessing reserved for those who fast) x2

My muddy nature 
demands a splash of water
but I let it dry out
so that it is washed
by the dew of Paradise

(I was hungry many times
My nature desired food
But I stopped and did not eat
To become worthy of the 
Blessing reserved for those who fast) x2

My mind became an altar
And my will became a priest
And like a pure lamb 
I slaughtered myself
And offered sacrifice

(I was hungry many times
My nature desired food
But I stopped and did not eat
To become worthy of the 
Blessing reserved for those who fast) x2

Syriac Orthodox Lent Hymn by St. Ephrem the Syrian (from Syriac Music Choir)

Psalm 119: 154-155 of the 3rd Hour of Tuesday of Holy Pascha

A Psalm of David.
Plead my cause and redeem me; 
give me life because of Your word.

Salvation is far from sinners, 
for they have not searched Your ordinances. Alleluia.

Psalm 119: 154-155 Chanted in the Paschal Tune

Selected hymns from the Divine Liturgy prayed with Fr. Peter Dimyan and Subdeacon Benjamin Youssef on 10/20/17

This hymn is chanted in the more appropriate pronunciation of Bohairic Coptic.

Morning Doxology (Portion)

Psalm 151 - Anok Pe Pigoji - Apocalypse Saturday

Fr. Andrew Iskander from St.  Paul's American Coptic church singing the Gregorian Liturgy.

Psalm 119: 154-155 Chanted in the Paschal Tune

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