Excellent job ☦️☦️☦️ BRAVO

Thanks for this Bob. Will never forget. Rest in Paradise.

Αμήν ! This hymn by St Nektarios always brings me to a a higher spiritual level. I understand it was written by the beloved Saint. But the music was adapted by a later musician. Truly beautiful and blessed. May our Holy Mother the Theotokos intercede on our behalf. 😌

Is that father Dan singing in this?

Beautiful

Glory be to Christ our God ☦️

Blessed be His love for us ☦️

Saint Nectarios

Who is the composer?-it’s renaissance (pre-baroque) but newer than Gregorian chant

My left ear loved this

Where is this church?

My favourite place in my favourite city. Thanks for the video!

Amen and eternal amen! Free Constantinople!

What are they saying??

I AMSORRY BUT HAS A LOT OF NOTICABLES DIFFRENT ESPESIALLY ON THE CHOIR DIFERRENT DIFFERENT

I think I might have been ring the bell that day. Or Paul, his memory be eternal.

adeverat inviat! I bet i spelled that wrong.

this is the church i go to, my dad is Fr tim. We ring the bell 11 times during the creed, and i choose to ring it at the beginning of the hours and at the end. same with matins. And you dont necessarily ring it 12 times at the beginning. I would normally ring it until the priests finish the last "glory to god in the highest and on earth peace good will towards men." But every church is different. we also ring it as you do as well as the hymn of the theotokos.

This has to be one of the best versions of the Lord's Prayer that I've ever heard. I'm sure this would be a great arrangement for Pascha, or even Pentecost. Might be worth considering...

Quickly becoming one of my favorite chants. I'm sure we have this in the Byzantine Catholic Church, too, maybe with those "Revised Divine Liturgy" or "Green Book" translations, but I'm sure we do have it...

The Lord's Prayer you know: Our Father who art in Heaven....

o what a worthy song for our beautiful Lady Mary!!!!

There is always some... But you do have to be over 21 to purchase it...

@StTikhonMonastery My favorite version of the hymn.. every sunday I try my hardest to persuade our choir director into doing this version. I lose all the time. The only time we sing this is at weddings..... so whenever there is a wedding to sing in our church, if I am available to sing..I"M THERE !!! :-)

@1Thorefan It is in our church. We ring it 12 times at the conclusion of the Sixth Hour (the call to prayer - blagovest), during the Creed, and also during the consecration of the Gifts ("We praise Thee...")

Interesting that the Creed is spoken. Every OCA church I have attended sings it. On the other hand, every Antiochian church I have attended speaks it. Traditions develop over the years...

My mistake on the identifications, Serbian parish and St. Tikhon's Seminary choir.

@mtitch St. George is a Serbian Orthodox Church. The choir singing were guests from St. Vladimir's Seminary which is OCA.

@sonikar By God's grace we are growing!!!

@sonikar There is many many converts!!!!!!!

One of my favorite hymns, love it.

ahhh ok. thanks, I didn't know that!

Love this hymn!!!! it sound realy good with twelve people singing it.

@GREEKxISLANDxGAL There are also multiple websites you can check out that have more information, just Google Orthodox Bell Ringing. The OrthodoxWiki site has a good article on it. There are also many KZbin videos with bells in Orthodox Churches.

@GREEKxISLANDxGAL It is a tradition in the Orthodox Church that if you have bells, to sound them at different points in the service, most notably during things like the Creed, the Anaphora, and other points...

why does a bell keep going off? we don't have that at my church... btw the choir is really good. my church choir isn't that good :-/

why does a bell keep going off? we don't have that at my church...

I conduct the English version every now and then during Liturgy. Great version. Love the male singing. Makes my day at work :) Thank you!

The description of this vid says it is the Lord's Prayer in Slavonic.

Christopher McAvoy should be in that choir :-)

Beatufil.I never kney that there were Orthodox in USA.Respect from Orthodox Bulgaria.

does anyone, by any chance, know what chant they are singing? cos there's a vid of monks singing in the kremlin and its the same chant

As for when Jesus will return, we don't know. No one knows... Where? Jerusalem as Scripture says.