I don't believe these passages answer @cjsidaros question. They seem to be just descriptions of what has already been pointed out, which is the fact that Satan fell. But I also have the same question. Where could Satan have gotten the idea to do som…
Well there are many songs, if that's what you're looking for. But it terms of hymns, it's mainly just kata ni khoros and the doxology in a slower version of the doxology tune.
They definitely have not moved everything to lacopts.org. Hardly anything, it seems. But you can access much of the hymns by going to archive.org. If you need help, let me know.
Well you have to get an app that allows you to download from a mobile browser. I don't know much about blackberries, but I'm guessing you can't download any audio file straight from the browser.
Here it is. It's one of the first few sections. Just use ctrl + f and search "simply defined." http://stmary-ottawa.org/SS/subjects/cr/Understanding_liturgy-Acolytes_Manual[1].pdf
Oh yes I have that. Or I know where it can be found because I don't have access to all of my sources at the moment. It's in one of the few (or maybe the only) translated english books by Abouna Athanasius Iskander. I am looking for it now.
I really don't know much about this topic. But I do remember hearing a little bit about this pope from one of Albeir's lessons. It's the third one on this page (long annual tai shouri). http://www.copticheritage.org/classes/the_divine_liturgy_hymns
I agree with most of the things everyone has said. They are all great ideas. But the youth who do not want to participate and come just for socialization have become experts at finding a reason not to go to the meetings, especially tasbeha. At might…
This is an old thread on the hymnhttp://tasbeha.org/community/index.php?p=/discussion/14757/identify-please/p1I'm guessing you didn't find the translation
@abgadTo continue off of what @ophadece said, even Pakistani people know the word wala. Sometimes they joke around calling each other,"shay wala." Shay meaning tea.