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    Coptic Orthodox Church

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    Paremhotep 17, 1739


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Sunday, Mar 26th, 2023

  1. DIVINE LITURGY 7:30 am
  2. CHOIR 12:00 pm
  3. PRESERVANTS MEETING 12:00 pm

Monday, Mar 27th, 2023

  1. YOUTH MEETING 8:00 pm

Wednesday, Mar 29th, 2023

  1. DIVINE LITURGY 8:30 am
  2. ARABIC BIBLE STUDY ON CHURCH CHANNEL YOUTUBE 7:30 pm

Thursday, Mar 30th, 2023

  1. DIVINE LITURGY 11:00 am

Friday, Mar 31st, 2023

  1. DIVINE LITURGY 4:00 pm
  2. FAMILY OF ST. EMILIA LADYS MEETING 7:00 pm
  3. HYMNS CLASS 8:00 pm

Saturday, Apr 1st, 2023

  1. LITURGY AT THE KEYS 9:00 am
  2. VESPERS & MIDNIGHT PRAISES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS 5:30 pm

Sunday, Apr 2nd, 2023

  1. DIVINE LITURGY 7:30 am
  2. CHOIR 12:00 pm

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  • Abbot

    In the ancient monastic sources (Apophthegmata Patrum, Historia Monachrum In Aegypto, Palladius Historia Lausiaca, etc.), the name of a monk is generally preceded by the Greek word abbas or abba, the cognate of the Coptic apa (Sahidic) or abba (Bohairic), the Arabic aba or anba. This is clearly the Aramaic and Syriac ab in its emphatic state, abba, "father." (It is also attested, less frequently, in the feminine, in the form ammas or amma, corresponding to the Syriac ‘em, ‘emma, "mother.")

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