The Hallowing of Mar Nestorius, the Patriarch of Constantinople
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The Hallowing of Mar Nestorius, the Patriarch of Constantinople
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The Hallowing of Addai and Mari Disciplers of the East in Syriac.
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Sunday of Palms, Sunday of Hosannas.
/in Commentary on Our Year in the Lord, General/by Fr. Ephraim AlkhasSunday is Palm Sunday, “Glorious Sunday of Hosannas” according to the prayer books of the Church of the East, combines two celebrations in the prayer life of the Church: Seventh Sunday of the Great Fast, which highlights that the Resurrection of Christ that we celebrate each Sunday is chief and not overtaken by the Glorious Feast of […]
The Hallowing of Mar Nestorius, the Patriarch of Constantinople
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The Hallowing of Addai and Mari Disciplers of the East in Syriac.
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The Hallowing of Mar Theodore the Interpreter, the Bishop of Mopsuestia
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The Hallowing of Addai and Mari Disciplers of the East
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On the Feast of the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ
/in Articles on Theology and Sacraments/by Ninos YacoubThe Feast of the Nativity, or, as it is known in America, “Christmas,” is an ancient Feast whose origins are somewhat obscure. By the fifth century AD it is mentioned by the Council of Isaac (AD 410) in conjunction with the Feast of the Epiphany: “. . . we should together, as one, keep the […]
The Feast of the Epiphany
/in Articles on Theology and Sacraments/by Ninos YacoubOn January 6 the Church of the East, along with most other Christian churches, celebrates the Feast of the Epiphany. The Epiphany (Beth Denkha) is an ancient festival observance of the Church. It has been celebrated at least from the 3rd century of the Christian era. The word Epiphany is of Greek origin, and it […]
The Great Fast (Lent)
/in Articles on Theology and Sacraments/by Ninos YacoubThe “Great Fast” is a seven week period of self-discipline and penitence which precedes the Feast of the Resurrection (Easter). This fast is universally observed throughout the Apostolic Church, and is known in English-speaking lands as “Lent”, from an old English word meaning “to lengthen”. Lent originally just meant “Spring”, that is, the time when […]
How Do I Benefit Personally From Attending Qurbana?
/in Articles on Theology and Sacraments/by Ninos YacoubThe question “How do I benefit personally from the Qurbana?” might be answered best if we first ask ourselves another question, “What do I need help with?” This is not always the easiest question to answer, but the liturgy itself spells out the specific needs it intends to address in its prayers, and it repeats […]
Why do we call the Qurbana a “Sacrifice”?
/in Articles on Theology and Sacraments/by Ninos YacoubIn another entry on this internet page the question is posed, “What is the Qurbana?”, and it is answered by referring to early Christian practice and Holy Scripture: it is the Offering made by the Lord’s body, his Church and her members, in which they identify themselves with his own self-offering upon the Cross, and […]