The Liturgy of St. Gregory Coptic Church-Part 1-Fr. Yousef Asaad

[@pvs01]

Beautiful voice. OMG so calm and makes you want to listen. Pray for us all.

[@edrizkalla2724]

A most beautiful liturgy, indeed makes the worshiper get closer to the almighty God creator of all seen and unseen. The description of the Cherubim praising God all the time while covering their hands, legs, and faces in awe of God helps one sort of glimpse a spark of the heavenly glory. The liturgy is attributed to Saint Gregory of Nazianus, who is recognized by many Churches in both the West and East. He was a philosopher, defender of the divinity of Christ and the Holy Trinity. His liturgy tends to be poetic in its cadence. A great blessing, thanks to the recorder and U tube.

[@marysoliman7798]

when I hear this liturgy I feel to be in heaven surrounded by angels.No other can be like Fr.Youssef.God bless his soil

[@IBFARTING]

Simply amazing...what a heavenly voice....pray for us before the throne

[@anthonyzaki42]

literally incredible. it sounds like he is speaking to God face-to-face. May he rest in the paradise of joy.

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[@diorgoatedk9458]

He died?

[@petermikhail2159]

Angelic voice straight from Heaven.

[@paweltrawicki2200]

I feel like i am in the presence of Agios Theos when i listen to this Holy Sacred Chants.This beautiful music is truly outside of space and time,

[@jackfarag]

I love it

[@abrahamhanna6714]

deep contemplation.

[@gerejatimur]

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