Name: Whose Blood Do I Commune With? (Fr. Daniel Fanous) by Upper Room Media
Duration: 17 min 5 s
Description: Tune in as Fr. Daniel Fanous discusses what Jesus meant when He taught, 'I am the bread of life', in the context where it was said and what it means to us today!

Tune in as Fr. Anthony Messeh discusses how we can manage the business of our daily life by creating margin!

Busy, Busy, Busy. - Part 1- The Need for Margin (Fr. Anthony Messeh)

01 Praxis

A Meditation on the Confession of the Thief — Fr Peter Dimyan

Yesterday I was crucified with Him, today I am glorified with Him
Yesterday I was buried with Him, today I rose with Him
Tune in to Father Daniel Fanous as he delves into the joy of the resurrection, sharing that we must offer ourselves to the Lord and give back to the image that is Christ

Let Us Offer Ourselves To Him - Resurrection, Fr Daniel Fanous

Lamentations of Jeremiah (مراثي ارميا) - David Badie

Tune in as Fr. Daniel Fanous discusses what Jesus meant when He taught, 'I am the bread of life', in the context where it was said and what it means to us today!

Whose Blood Do I Commune With? (Fr. Daniel Fanous)

A Walkthrough of the Offertory & Liturgy of the Word

Tune in as Fr. Daniel Fanous discusses the story of the paralytic man, and how his friends gained blessings from helping him meet Jesus!

Lending a Hand (Fr. Daniel Fanous)

Wednesday Eve 6th Hour Gospel - Ten Virgins by Fr Moses Samaan

Enthoten Ze-Apostles' Fast

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

Hymn of The Censer and the Virgin Mary

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Whose Blood Do I Commune With? (Fr. Daniel Fanous)

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