Gospel of the Crowning Mystery (Coptic Order & Tune) - Fr.Suriel Costandi

Feast of the Nativity Coptic Praxis Fr. Samuel Abba Moses

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We are using the advancements in technology to share meditations and the history of specific hymns and a wide array of topics related to liturgical worship in the Coptic Orthodox Church.
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أليعازر الدمشقي الخادم المثالي Eliezer of Damascus, the ideal servant - عظة (6) من مؤتمر"يرثون الأرض" خدمة الأنبا ابرآم 2025 - أبونا داود لمعي
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06- أبونا داود لمعي - Eliezer of Damascus, the ideal servant أليعازر الدمشقي الخادم المثالي

Jesus Prayer- Byzantine Chant (10 Minute Loop) | Abouna Antony Mourad

2025-04-06 English Sermon - Fr. James Gendi: A Life that Cannot be Ignored
Fr. Fames Gendi spoke about the verse
“Is this not he who sat and begged?" – John 9:8

A Life that Cannot be Ignored

Lyrics:

Forgive me my Redeemer
And bless me o Lord Jesus
My eyes are filled with tears
Pleading for forgiveness

You are the living God
Very soon you will come
You'll come and forgive us
And wipe away our tears

With all the world's temptations
We fall into tribulations
O strenghen us Lord Jesus
We are pleading O Lord

Lord, overlook our sins
Be gracious unto us
And place Your hands upon us
Please bless us one and all

We are Your hand's creation
Your servants and Your children
All sinners and believers
Lead us to still waters

O Lord, we are not worthy
Your gifts we're not deserving
Your love is overwhelming
In reverence we bow down

Our hearts You are seeking
And blessed is the one listening
With all his heart repenting
And with no turning back

Forgive me, My Redeemer

Standard Basilian Fraction - Fr. Maximus Wahba

St. Pelagia of Antioch begins as a dazzling beauty obsessed with image, wealth, and attention. During a council in Antioch, Bishop Nonos sees her pass by and is moved to tears, not by lust but by conviction. He asks how much more carefully we should adorn the soul if she spends hours adorning the body. Pelagia hears his preaching on judgment and mercy, writes begging for baptism, and comes with holy desperation. Before all the bishops she confesses, clings to Nonos’ feet, and asks to be made a Christian.
After baptism she faces fierce spiritual warfare, makes the sign of the Cross, and stands firm. She gives away her gold, frees her servants, leaves Antioch, disguises herself as the monk Pelagius, and lives in prayer on the Mount of Olives. Years later, Deacon James finds her face emaciated from fasting and holiness. When she departs, the monks discover she was Pelagia the renowned sinner, now honored as a saint.
This talk calls us to drop judgment, see people with Christ’s eyes, repent with urgency, and count the cost of discipleship. No sin is beyond redemption. Beauty redirected to holiness becomes godliness. Hidden sanctity is known to God.
Highlights
• Image vs inner life. Adorn the soul more than the body.
• Nonos’ tears. See potential, not past.
• Real repentance. Desperate, public, accountable, costly.
• Warfare is real. The Cross is our defense.
• Total surrender. Mercy transforms and sends us out new.
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Liturgy HGBY & Priests at St. Mary Coptic Church Colleyville, TX

Tony Kalleeny