St. Paul American Coptic Orthodox Church Podcast - Sermon

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for Great Friday of Holy Pascha. Click the icon below to listen.  

AD Mark Soliman- A reflection for the Eve of Friday of Holy Pascha. Click the icon below to listen.  

Mike Samir- A reflection for the Eve of Thursday of Holy Pascha. Click the icon below to listen.  

Henry Awad- A reflection for the Eve of Wednesday of Holy Pascha. Click the icon below to listen.  

Michael Guirguis- A reflection for the Eve of Tuesday of Holy Pascha. Click the icon below to listen.  

John Saddik- A reflection for the Eve of Monday of Holy Pascha. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for Palm Sunday. A contemplation on our expectations of God. Click the icon below to listen.  

AD Mark Soliman- Homily for the 6th Sunday of Great Lent. The irony of the story is that Christ heals the born blind yet the Pharisees remain blind. When we receive spiritual sight after repentance, we see all people as pure. There is also a form of religious blindness that can take place, similar to what happened to the Pharisees. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the Feast of the Annunciation. The Feast of the Annunciation is the first of the feasts setting in motion the great mystery of salvation. Through the feasts and cycles of the church we begin to connect our daily lives to the mystery of Christ and discover God's great desire and thirst for our salvation and eternal life. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the 2nd Sunday of Great Lent. Our Lord was led into the desert to be tempted by Satan where we learn the ultimate aim of the Evil One. The spiritual masters reveal to us the usefulness of spiritual warfare. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for Pre-Lent Sunday. The Lord speaks about the secret place of man which is the hidden place of the heart. It is there that we accomplish any genuine growth in the spiritual life. Click the icon below to listen.  

AD Mark Soliman- Homily for 3rd Sunday of Meshir. The liturgy begins when we leave the church. It is incumbent upon all Christians to not “fence Christ in“ inside the church and keep him there until the following Sunday when we come back to worship him. But to take him, Eucharistically and biblically, and then share him with the world through our actions throughout the week to become Monday through Saturday’ Christians. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the 4th Sunday of Tobi. A reflection on the healing of the man born blind. Though his eyes were opened, there was much in his life that remained in darkness. Likewise, in this life until we reach the kingdom there is the commingling of light and darkness, life and death, and and joy and pain. Click the icon below to listen.  

Tony Boules- Homily for the 3rd Sunday of Tobi. A reflection on the meaning of St. John the Baptist's teaching that God must increase, and we must decrease. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for the 2nd Day of Theophany. A reflection on the Feast of Theophany and our calling to live out our baptism through our continuous death, burial, and resurrection. Click the icon below to listen.  

AD Mark Soliman- Homily for 1st Sunday of Tuba. We read about the flight of the holy family for their lives and their lack of understanding of what was happening. Yet God’s hand guided. The same applies for us. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the 4th Sunday of Kiahk. A reflection on St. John the Baptist and the Holy Family, as it relates to divine providence unfolding in the event of the Incarnation and what that means for our own lives. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for the 3rd Sunday of Kiahk. A reflection on 5 descriptors of God that reflect an inner humility that St. Mary teaches us. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the 1st Sunday of Kiahk. Reflection on Advent as the season of anticipation and expectation of something that is approaching. In both the Old and New Testaments, the themes of judgment and hope characterized the message of the prophets as well as that of our Lord Jesus Christ. The Church and the Christian likewise carry the prophetic role to proclaim judgement and hope to the world around us. Click the icon below to listen.  

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for the 4th Sunday of Hathor. A reflection on "selling" things in our lives to be good stewards of the graces of God. Click the icon below to listen.