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    Paremhotep 27, 1742


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Sunday, Apr 5th, 2026

  1. HOSANNA SUNDAY MATINS & PROCESSION FOLLOWED BY LITURGY & COMMON FUNERAL PRAYERS 7:00 am
  2. EVE OF MONDAY PASCHA 3:30 pm

Monday, Apr 6th, 2026

  1. FIRST HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 6:00 am
  2. THIRD, SIXTH, NINETH AND ELEVENTH HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 11:00 am
  3. THIRD, SIXTH, NINETH AND ELEVENTH HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 11:00 am
  4. EVE OF HOLY TUESDAY PASCHA PRAYERS 6:30 pm

Tuesday, Apr 7th, 2026

  1. FIRST HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 6:00 am
  2. THIRD, SIXTH, NINETH AND ELEVENTH HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 11:00 am
  3. THIRD, SIXTH, NINETH AND ELEVENTH HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 11:00 am
  4. EVE OF HOLY WEDNESDAY PASCHA PRAYERS 6:30 pm

Wednesday, Apr 8th, 2026

  1. FIRST HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 6:00 am
  2. THIRD, SIXTH, NINETH AND ELEVENTH HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 11:00 am
  3. THIRD, SIXTH, NINETH AND ELEVENTH HOUR OF PASCHA PRAYERS 11:00 am
  4. EVE OF COVENANT THURSDAY PASCHA PRAYERS 6:30 pm

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    A monk of Scetis. The Copto-Arabic Synaxarion by Mikhail, bishop of Atrib and Malij (about 1240), makes no mention of Saint Ababius. However, a fourteenthcentury Arabic manuscript, copied in Syria, gives a long life of this saint. The manuscript attributes this life to John Colobos1. This text is unique and as yet not translated. A translation of the incipit may be instructive: "O my brothers and you who love the living God, I now commence describing the virtues and the life of our father. The parents of this saint, Father Ababiyus, were just and pious."

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