Aghapy Everyone, Through the Blessing of His Grace Bishop David we have created a FaceBook Page for the Coptic Orthodox Archdioceses ht…
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Enhanced User Profiles with Joomla
Written by Brian Teeman
Don’t use a hammer
One of the complaints I’ve seen often about Joomla is that the registration process on your site doesn’t gather enough data. As supplied it’s restricted to asking for just the name and email address which for many people is just not enough.
As a result people have resorted to installing something like Community Builder just for the enhanced registration form without using any of the additional “social” features that Community Builder offers. (more…)
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The Glorious Feast of Nativity: 7 January? 29 Kiahk? 25 December?
Written by: Fr. John Ramzy
The first Church did not celebrate the birth of Christ. And the actual date of his birth was and still is unknown. The earliest known indication to such a celebration comes in a passing Statement by St. Clement of Alexandria who mentions that the Egyptians of his time celebrated the Lord’s birth on May 20. At the end of the 3rd century, the Western Churches celebrated it in the winter, and this was only accepted in Rome in the middle of the 4th century.
Around that time it was agreed by the Church all over the world to celebrate the nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ on 25 December (29 Kiahk in the Coptic calendar), most probably to take the place of a pagan feast that even Christians continued to celebrate until then.
At that time, and until the sixteenth century, the civil calendar in use the world over was the Julian calendar, introduced by Julius Caesar in the year 46 B.C. This calendar considered the year to be 365.25 days 4 and thus had a leap year every four years, just like the Coptic calendar. Therefore, until the sixteenth century, 25 December coincided with 29 Kiahk, as the date of the celebration of the Lord’s nativity. (more…)
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“Pour out your heart like water before the face of the Lord” (Lamentations 2:19)
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I uploaded a @YouTube video http://t.co/ZgXX2uUe Pope Shenouda III – God’s love in your life | English Subtit
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I uploaded a @YouTube video http://t.co/eCJBtpC2 Why God Allows Bad Thing to Happen? By Fr. Poules Geroge
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I uploaded a @YouTube video http://t.co/v52gqdqK Saint Andrew’s Eve in CT
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Check this video out — Saint Andrew’s Eve http://t.co/EG9tQtCO via @youtube
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I uploaded a @YouTube video http://t.co/9qfgLm8e Saint Andrew’s Eve
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http://t.co/SEsiobUQ: About Orthodox Christianity http://t.co/A9Dip8ia
About Orthodox Christianity
The Orthodox Church is evangelical, but not Protestant.
It is Orthodox, but not Jewish.
It is Catholic, but not Roman.
It is not non-denominational, it is pre-denominational.
It has been believed, taught, preserved, defended, and died for.
It is the Faith that has established the universe.
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very bad customer service @Aeropostale, I guess #boycott it is
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