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The beginning of the Acts of the Apostles, sung in Arabic with iconography and scenes of the Holy Land. The music is from a recording of Catholic and Orthodox cantors. Chanted by: Reader Nader Hajjar.
Byzantine Liturgy comes from the traditions of the Saints Chrysostom and Basil (4th Century), used by both the Orthodox and some Eastern Catholic churches.
Epistle: Acts 1-8. For Pentecost weekend.
This work is in response to one of John Paul II's intentions. The communion of Catholic and Orthodox churches.
My hope is the Father; My refuge, the Son; My protection, the Holy Spirit.
Holy Trinity, glory to You.
A Melkite view on unity:
http://www.kalamation.com/HolyLand/ZoghbyUnity.html
Byzantine Liturgy comes from the traditions of the Saints Chrysostom and Basil (4th Century), used by both the Orthodox and some Eastern Catholic churches.
Epistle: Acts 1-8. For Pentecost weekend.
This work is in response to one of John Paul II's intentions. The communion of Catholic and Orthodox churches.
My hope is the Father; My refuge, the Son; My protection, the Holy Spirit.
Holy Trinity, glory to You.
A Melkite view on unity:
http://www.kalamation.com/HolyLand/ZoghbyUnity.html
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