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Grant Victory to Orthodox Christians over their enemies. Amen ☦️

Beautiful choir! I also sing in an Orthodox choir.

Beautiful! I am an Orthodox Christian. I go to a church in Western PA. We had a good choir like this but or old director died and the others passed away nor became too old.

And the photo of the young boy by the Kursk root icon is me when I was younger

My grandfather was the priest there sadly the church closed down after he retired

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I love your rendition of this so much! This is the way we sung this beautiful song in our church before they changed it. Keep the faith dear people no matter what. You've brought peace to my heart. Thank you!

So beautiful! O Lord, Save Thy People and Bless Thine Inheritance! And by Virtue of Thy Cross, Preserve Thy Habitation!

What a wonderful church, my Grandfather Paul Berdy was a founding father of this church, he my Grandmother, my father, my mother and brother and other relatives were buried from this church then layed to rest in the church grave yard up on Pringle Hill.

Beautiful, this is the church I went to as a child and then later from where my Father, Mother and Brother were buried from. I do miss it so much.

Beautiful! Do you have this setting in English (I only have Slavonic.)

First Cherubic Hymn is by S. Riabchenko. Second is by G. Sarti. I think both can be seen at podoben.org. Pretty pieces.

Happy Nativty from Brazil ... Mark and Fabio 2015

Greetings from Indiana, BEAUTFUL SERVICE, thank you for the upload. May God richly bless you all with many years as a parish and propagating the Orthodox faith on UA-cam! :-)

Minus missing half the liturgy and using gender neutral language and being Orthodox what exactly are you missing by watching a DL in English? nothing. If you really want to watch a slovakian liturgy then go watch a Greek Catholic from Slovakia liturgy online. You will be saddened though because usually they don't cut half the liturgy out like the Greek Catholics do here.

În bisericile cu imigranți români română este folosită. Cei mai mulți oameni în această parohie vorbesc engleza. Acesta este motivul pentru care folosesc limba engleză. Această biserică nu este "romanizat" este o Biserica Ortodoxa. Ce vrei să spui? Care este punctul dvs.?

Frati crestini, de ce nu se sustine Slujba Sfintei Liturghii si in limba romana? La noi in Vienna, toate slujbele religioase sunt in limba romana! Bravo noua! Nu uitati limba materna, nu va fie rusine cu ea. Si engleza este frumoasa iar aceasta slujba este minunata dar...total straina de romanism?

Yeah, I know that Bishop John Kudrick (Ruthenian Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma) holds a few Hierarchical DLs with the Metropolitan from Slovakia or Croatia (not sure which country he comes from now) a lot, haven't been around to watch one in person yet. However, I suppose an Orthodox HDL will have to do for now.

I love this video! Greetings from an Egyptian Orthodox!

This is amazing. The Sanctuary, the Icons all beautiful. I'm Roman Catholic and usually attend the Tridentine Mass which I serve. But this is just incredible, the reverence and the music all perfect.

This was a celebration of the reconsecration of All Saints Orthodox Church. The interior was heavily damaged in a fire several years ago and was fully restored. The video you see here is the Liturgy served after the consecration service (the video of that is also on my channel). The format of this Liturgy is typical of an Orthodox Liturgy in which a Bishop serves (in this case Bishop Tikhon of Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania).

Is this a typical Liturgy or a special one?

Beautiful!

What a beautiful church!

There's not really much special for a Deacon to do, and since the Parish has no permanent Deacon, it's fitting that the pastor serve the Vigil himself.

Congrats to my brothers and sisters in Christ at All Saints and many years to your parish, your clergy, all you serve and who work and worship therein! Cowans, we miss you! Pres. Maria and Fr. Joel Weir

Very very nice!!

So powerful! I love it! Beautiful church!

Awesome, Mark! Thank you for sharing!