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H.Holiness Shenouda III Pope of Alexandria
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November 5, 2006
The 2nd annual Oriental Orthodox Churches of Youth Retreat November 5, 2006
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| October 15, 2006 |
The Renaissance of Coptic Orthodox Church after long years of darkness [A visionary Role Model for Renaissance of the Eritrean Orthodox Church]. October 14, 2006
T'he renaissance of the Coptic Orthodox Church is due to three important developments:
- The establishment of the Coptic Theological College.
- The Coptic Sunday School movement.
- The founding of Coptic Benevolent Societies More...
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What
is the importance of baptism and what are its
efficacious?.
January 20, 2006
- Salvation
is completed through baptism.
(Mark.16: 16).
- Through
baptism we receive the Second Birth
(John.3:3).
- Baptism
washes away sins (Acts 22: 16).
- In baptism
there is forgiveness of sins
(Acts 2: 37,38).
- Baptism
is dying with the Lord Jesus Christ and rising
with Him
(Rom.6: 23) and
(Col.2: 12).
- The Result of baptism is newness
of life
(Rom.6: 4).
- In baptism we put on Christ
(Gal.3: 27).
- In baptism we become members of
the Church
(Col.2: 11,13). More...
● The Glorious Feast of Naativity-January 7 or 25 December January 3, 2006
● God's Continuing Love Enfleshed. January 3, 2006
● Incarnation of the Word-Full Book. January 3, 2006
● The first coming . . . Preparation for the second coming
● The Genealogy of the Lord Jesus Christ. January 3, 2006
● The Nativity of Christ: A New Covenant. January 3, 2006
● Incarnation of the Word Jesus. January 3, 2006
● The Shepherd of Shepherds. January 3, 2006
● The Star of Bethlehem. January 3, 2006
● Wise Men Still Seek Him. January 3, 2006
● The Need for the Incarnation. January 3, 2006
Commemoration of St. Gabriel the archangel, New York. We, Faithful of the Eritrean Orthodox Church in grater New York are preparing to celebrate the annual Commemoration of St. Gabriel the archangel on December 30, 2006 (Click here for Tigrigna Version). Please, join us on this remarkable day to celebrate the Commemoration of St. Gabriel the archangel.
May the intercession of St. Gabriel the archangel be with you. Amen!
Come in peace
Church Elders.
Address:- Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church, 469 W. 142nd Street, N.Y, NY 10027
| Time |
Service |
| 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M |
Hymn (Mahlet) special service for the occasion |
| 10:00 A.M - 12:00 P.M |
Divine liturgy (Q'dassie) |
| 12:00 P.M - 1:00 P.M |
Sermon, songs, and other activities |
| 1:00P.M - 3:00 P.M. |
Lunch |
The Need for the Incarnation December 3, 2006.
The birth of our Lord Jesus Christ has become a turning point in the history of mankind; making it feasible to classify incidents into pre and post Nativity. It has also marked the birth of humanity; for in the Nativity was the Incarnation, and in the Incarnation was Salvation and through Salvation we received adoption becoming heirs to the Kingdom. More...
November 12, 2006. Patriarch (back then, bishop) Antonios and bishop Dioskoros visited North America in 2002. During their visit to the 4th conference of The Eritrean Orthodox in North America, the Diocese had interviewed both of them . They witnessed what they heard and saw. Listen to the excerpted Video Interview
Bishop Kerlos, in his visit to North America in 2003, gave a marvelous witness about the Diocese's job. As a sign of his admiration, he gave his only belonging, his bishophood's robe, to the Medhane-Alem Church. Listen to his witness. Video
How and when did the North American Diocese established? Patriarch Filipos heeded the necessity of it and instituted the Diocese of North America. Listen to the excerpted Video
Bishop Lukas visited North America in 2005. Below is some of his controversial view about the Diocese. Listen to the excerpted Video
The Renaissance of Coptic Orthodox Church after long years of darkness [A visionary Role Model for Renaissance of the Eritrean Orthodox Church]. October 22, 2006 A MAN OF VISION
Many have written about Pope Kirollos IV - father of the reform, as he was rightly titled. He was the patriarch who
shone in the darkness that
surrounded the church. Many
more have written about Pope
Kirollos VI, the man of prayer and
miracles. He was the patriarch
who many of us have seen and
were touched by, and whose
dedicated disciples have recorded
hundreds of miracles that happened
due to his prayers and
supplications. Between the two
was one Kirollos whom Coptic historians have largely ignored.
He was the saintly Kirollos V, the 112th Patriarch of the See of
St. Mark. More...
| Sarah the First Matriarch: A Strong Personality Accepted before God, Nurtured in a Marriage of Mutual Love |
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 Introduction October 22, 2006
The Holy Bible has quite a number of female figures who have contributed to the making of human history, and played a role in the plan of God's salvation for mankind. However, none of them was up to the title of "matriarch". Like her husband, the patriarch of patriarchs, Sara, though no explicit mention of her name, was the first woman in the genealogy of our Lord Jesus Christ (Mathew 1:1). Sara, a woman of good looks and character manifest in her faith, faithfulness, determinedness, problem solving, reliance on God and many other attributes, is the subject of this article More... |
Removal of Social Evils by Education October 15, 2006
Clearly, it is not by harshness or by severity, or by overbearing methods, that social evils are removed. It is by education rather than by formal commands, by persuasion rather than by threats.
This is the way to deal with people in general. Severity, however, should be employed only against the sins of the few. (From the Writings of Saint Augustine).
The Concept of Repentance (Doctrinal Teachings and Church canons ) October 8, 2006
The importance of repentance is undisputed by all but repentance in the Orthodox Church is totally different from repentance in other Churches with respect to its definition, efficacy, practice and necessity for salvation. More...
Christ In Sunshine October 8, 2006
We are in danger of using our religion only in our dark hours, when we are in some trouble. But we need Christ just as much in our bright, prosperous, exalted hours as in the days of darkness, adversity, and depression. His religion is just as much for our hours of joy as for our days of grief. More...
The meaning of the Cross in the Orthodox Church September
24, 2006 The most important sacrament of our Church, and one of the most frequently used, is the sign of the cross. Whenever we use it, we are reminded of the sufferings and death of our Blessed Saviour. More... |
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