Saint Mina Holmdel, NJ

Commandments of GOD and blameless

An Audio Sermon by Fr. Abraham Wassef

"And they were both righteous before God, walking in all the commandments and ordinances of the Lord blameless." Luke 1:6

Three things described Zacharias and Elisabeth:

1) Righteous! What "Righteousness" mean?

2) Walk in the commandments and ordinances of God! how?

3) Blameless! they were without blame. who of us is blameless in the eyes of God?

But we have Hope, we have repentance...

THE 2 FISH!

www.the2Fish.com , is a website (mobile applications included) operating under the supervision of Father Dawod Lamey and Father Markos Fawzy.

The main aim of the service is to evangelise and reach the huge audience that is present online almost every day. Once you join, you will get an orientation and introduction to the service so you can understand everything.

The service nowadays needs the following:
if you are already working in one of the following fields and you have the experience, we have many vacancies for the software development team of the2fish website:

1) PHP developers with, experience in Wordpress CMS is highly recommended
2) UX/UI developers
3) IOS developers
4) Android developers
5) Quality control / testers
6) System analysts (no experience is needed here; you will be offered a training)

If anyone is interested to join us, please contact :

Easter 2016

The Papal Encyclical for the Glorious Feast of the Resurrection, 2016

لتحميل النسخة العربية اضغط هنا

In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, One God. Amen.

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Ekhristos Anesti, Alithos Anesti.

Christ is Risen. Truly, He is Risen.

I congratulate you my beloved for the Glorious Feast of Resurrection, and commend you the joy of this holiday. I congratulate the entire Coptic Orthodox Church. The Metropolitans, Bishops, priests, deacons, and boards of churches. I congratulate all the servants, youth, children as well as all the Christian families universally. I congratulate all

Palm Sunday

Hosanna in the highest; what praise, what great depth of beauty and worship that the multitudes cry to Christ! Who really is this Man that comes riding on a donkey with great humility? He comes with neither army nor stallion with His head void of the majesty deserving thereof. As Christ the King enters through the gates of Jerusalem, the multitudes greet Him with exceeding bliss, they proclaim, “Hosanna.” But what is the meaning of the term uttered in all four of the Gospels? Derived from the Hebrew as meaning “save, rescue”, the heart reaches out to her Lord calling for salvation from He alone who can offer it. Although exalted above all, the Most High humbled Himself and took the form of a servant (Phil 2:7) and blessed my nature in Himself in order to save me.

St. Moses

The Strong

By Kyrillos Rezkalla

The Church has provided her children with numerous stories of heroes who have overcome the world through their love for Christ. The Church has offered an abundance of martyrs to the Lord as an expression of this great love. St. Moses the Strong, also known as St. Moses the Black, exemplifies the transforming power of the Gospel; his story of victory over the evil that once was ascribed to his name, inspires listeners and readers over many generations to pursue the life of repentance.

St. Moses was born from a Berber tribe in the year 332 A.D. and little is known of his youth and early years. He excelled in the life of evil, and contrary to the stories of his virtue that were to spread concerning him later in his life, he earned a reputation as a murderer, fornicator and thief among the many examples of his