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The Midnight Praise, sung by Fr. Ruwais El-Anthony of the Monastery of St Anthony The Great, Egypt, in the year 1980. --

Morning Prayer from the Agpeya, commemorating the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ, the true Sun of Righteousness.

At the third hour of the day (9am), the Holy Spirit rested upon the Apostles in the form of fiery tongues (Acts 2:15). At this hour also, Our Lord Jesus Christ was condemned to be crucified.

The First Hour is prayed early in the morning, and commemorates the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ, the true Sun of Righteousness. Read by Fr Peter Farrington of the Midlands diocese of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom, from the text supplied in the Coptic Reader app. For catechism and homilies in audio format by Fr Peter Farrington: www.soundcloud.com/abouna-peter-farrington

The Sixth Hour commemorates the redeeming suffering and crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. Read by Fr Peter Farrington of the Midlands diocese of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom, from the text supplied in the Coptic Reader app. For catechism and homilies by Fr Peter Farrington in audio format: www.soundcloud.com/abouna-peter-farrington

The Twelfth Hour commemorates the laying down of the body of the Lord Jesus Christ in the grave. It corresponds to the last hour of the day before retiring, since sleep is likened to a temporary death (Psalm 62:6). Read by Fr Peter Farrington of the Midlands diocese of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom, from the text supplied in the Coptic Reader app. For catechism and homilies by Fr Peter Farrington in audio format: www.soundcloud.com/abouna-peter-farrington

The First Hour is prayed early in the morning, and commemorates the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ, the true Sun of Righteousness. Sung by David Seif.

The Morning Praise Sung by David Seif.