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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Written in the 4th century, the Lenten prayer of Saint Ephraim (or Ephrem) is known and loved by Eastern Orthodox Christians around the world. This is a short introduction to it!
LINKS:
A beautiful animation of the prayer of Saint Ephraim: • Lenten Prayer of Saint...
An article about prostrations in Eastern Orthodoxy: blogs.ancientfaith.com/walkin...
Another by Matushka Frederica Mathewes-Green: blogs.ancientfaith.com/freder...
HOW to make a prostration in a helpful video from Fr Michael Lillie: • On Prostrations and Bows
The featured icon of Saint Ephraim is by iconographer Aidan Hart: aidanharticons.com
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Seigneur et maître de ma vie, ne m’abandonne pas à l'esprit d’oisiveté, d'abattement, de domination et de vaines paroles.
Mais accorde-moi l’esprit d’intégrité, d'humilité, de patience et d'amour, à moi ton serviteur.
Oui, Seigneur Roi, donne-moi de voir mes fautes et de ne pas juger mon frère, car Tu es béni dans les siècles des siècles.
Amen.
أَيُّها الرّبُّ وسيّدُ حياتي، أَعْتِقني مِنْ روحِ البَطالةِ والفضولِ وحُبِّ الرّئاسةِ والكلامِ البطَّالِ.
وأَنْعمْ عليَّ أَنا عَبدُكَ الخاطِئ بروحِ العفَّةِ واتّضاعِ الفكرِ والصّبرِ والمحبَّةِ.
نَعَمْ يامَلِِكي وإلهي هَبْ لي أَنْ أَعْرِفَ ذنوبي وعيوبي وألاّ أدينَ إخْوتي، فإنَّكَ مباركٌ إلى دهرِ الدّاهرينَ.
آمين.
I typically insert “Oh God, cleanse me a sinner” with twelve metanias after the third section is read and before the entire prayer is read at the end.
Yeah, I’ve been doing that as well after hearing my priest mutter it
Thank you for sharing this prayer. Thanks for the guidance about prostration…I sit in a wheelchair with one leg. A deep bow is very doable. Thank you.
If my fingers could run, that’s what you could have said happened the second I saw the post you uploaded on instagram mentioning your new video! Thank you for the work you’re doing. I always send your videos to my friends who are new to the faith and only beginning they’re spiritual journey. God bless, I hope the Light of the Resurrection fills your heart.
That was a lovely comment to read, thank you so much!
@@PatristixA lovely comment, indeed!
Thanks for the video ❤
Saint Efraim please pray for my son. Amen
Thank you for these videos. They have really helped me appreciate orthodoxy.
We're glad to hear that, God bless!
I love your channel so much. Thank you guys so much!
I like the added intro of you opening the paper. Nice touch!
Love the video as always, and excited to see more in the series!
Beautiful prayer.
Thank you!
O Holy and Venerable Ephraim the Syrian, pray for us sinners!!
Another great video.
Thank you for your help.
Always looking forward to your videos. Thank you!☦️
thank you. very helpful ☦
Finally, some good Content.
The black background for the logo is absolutely beautiful.
Amen!
Wonderful!
Great video as always!
I say this prayer every Friday after doing the Via Crucis.
Great channel ❤
You should make a video on Saint Michael! Hes my patron saint
We may get to an angels episode eventually!
@@Patristix Nice!
Hey brother, I’m getting more into tea (no small thanks to you), what teas would you recommend?
THIS is a wonderful comment! Thank you!
We're not remotely tea experts but a few ideas that come to mind...
A straight black tea that's good is Assam tea. It's nice and strong. Darjeeling is also great and tastes more delicate.
For a fragrant black tea blend: French Earl Grey is really good and we like teas that contain bergamot.
Lots of green teas like jasmine, sencha, shin cha are delicious as is matcha (matcha is not everyone's cup of tea). Green tea is really good after a meal, especially a spicy meal. It cleanses the palate and relaxes the stomach.
Milky oolong is a lovely taste that (in my mind) feels like a half-way point between black and green tea
Rooibos teas are great because they're caffeine free but have strong taste. Good if you want an evening tea with body but without caffeine
A nice sleepy tea is chamomile with orange blossom or other similar combinations.
Favourite tea experience though is masala chai. Everyone has a different recipe and mode for making this but it's almost always delicious.
Also, Malaysian teh tarik should be tried by everyone.
@@Patristix
Excellent! Can’t wait to try these. Do you drink them straight tea or do you add other ingredients?
Opinion:
Milk and honey are good for black teas, and sometimes for rooibos teas as well. I enjoy a spot of milk in rooibos but I don't know if that's normal...
Green teas: always just as they are
There are also things you can do with black teas. Like if you add fresh mint leaves, or fresh blackcurrant leaves to black tea it's delicious. But then don't add milk if you do that.
Masala Chai and Teh Tarik are recipes in and of themselves
@@Patristix
Thanks Brother!
Good to know! Do love a cup of rooibos