Name: Introduction To The Homily by Upper Room Media in The Holy Great Fast of Lent - Palm Sunday - Pascha - Resurrection
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Description: This playlist is a collection of Passion Week Hymns sung by St Mark's Coptic Orthodox Church. We pray you have a blessed Pascha week :)

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The Holy Great Fast of Lent - Palm Sunday - Pascha - Resurrection

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In the Holy Gospel reading of the 1st Sunday in the Holy Great Fast (Matthew 6:19-33), His Grace reads for us the following:
"Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal; but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven..."

His Grace also shares with us the words of St. John Chrysostom and St. Gregory of Nyssa to remind us as we begin the journey of the Holy Great Fast to be wise and give alms as we lay up treasures in heaven.

St. John Chrysostom:
"Buy as much as you can. Do you have one coin? Buy the sky. Not because the sky is cheap, but because the Lord is a lover of mankind. You do not even have one coin? Give a glass of refreshing water. 'The one who offers one glass of refreshing water to one of the least of these for my sake will not lose his reward.' Heaven is a business and an enterprise, and we are negligent. 
Give bread and seize paradise. 
Give small things and grasp great ones. 
Give mortal things and take firm hold of immortal ones. 
Give corruptible things and capture incorruptible ones."

St. Gregory of Nyssa:
"the poor are our gateway to the Kingdom." He says, "These poor are the ones who store away the good things that we look upon. They are the gatekeepers of the Kingdom. They open the gates before the merciful and shut them in the face of the cruel ones who do not do good. They are the strongest accusers and the best defenders. They do not accuse and defend with words, but the Lord sees what is done to them. Every action cries out in a loud voice before God, the searcher of hearts."


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This playlist is a collection of Passion Week Hymns sung by St Mark's Coptic Orthodox Church. We pray you have a blessed Pascha week :) 

Introduction To The Homily

"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

Long Intro to Psalm 150 for Hosanna Sunday. Chanted on April 25, 2016 by David the Prophet Deacon Choir at St. Mary Coptic Orthodox Church Delray Beach, FL

Palm Sunday Psalm 150 -  St. Mary, Delray Beach, FL

Evlogimenos لحن إفلوجيمينوس - Mina Ghattas & Mike Morkos

Evlogimenos - Palm Sunday Hymn - لحن افلوجيمينوس لحن أحد الشعانين

The Hymn of the Seven Tunes chanted in English at St. Verena American Coptic Orthodox Church during Matins of the Glorious Feast of Nativity 2019.

Seven Tunes (English) Live

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

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Introduction To The Homily

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