The Archangel Saint Uriel is often portrayed by the angel of light and peace as his name means “God is my light” or “Fire of God.” Saint Uriel shines the light of God’s truth in a dark world. His feast day of designation is on January 30.
The assumption of the body of our pure, holy, and honorable Holy Virgin Mary, the God-bearer, who is indeed the Lady of all the women of this world, took place on January 29.
…After this they took Saint George, boiled him in a brass cauldron, and then threw him out into the desert on January 26….
Saint Cyriacus and Julitta his mother, and eleven thousand four hundred and thirty-four men in the days of Alexander, the governor became martyred on January 23.
Our Holy Father Aragawi’s birthday is commemorated on January 22, who is surnamed Za- Mikael. This Saint is one of the renowned fathers in our country. He was born in the middle of the 5th century in Rome and his parents were called King Isaac and Queen Edna.
Holy Church commemorates the feast of the Wedding at Cana of Galilee on the January 20. Back then, at the wedding suddenly they ran out of wine…
Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ was baptized in the River Jordan by John the Baptist on January 19. The festival which is kept on this day is called in the tongue of the Greeks “Epiphany” which is, being interpreted, “the appearance of the God”…
Dear Children of God, Greetings to you and gratitude to Almighty God!
Children, Happy Holiday, as we are going to celebrate the holiday of Epiphany and Cana of Galilee!
Therefore, today we are going to teach you about the celebration of the Holiday of Epiphany (baptism) and Cana of Galilee. Be with us!
The whole earth was of one language and of one speech. It came to pass, as the tribe of Noah journeyed from the east, that they found a plain in the land of Shinar; and they dwelt there. They said one to another, Go to, let us make brick and burn them thoroughly.
God’s covenants with man were always through blood since it signifies life. HE chose circumcision to be the sign of the covenant. Stated in the Holy Bible, circumcision was carried out on the eighth day of the birth of boys where they receive their new name. The eighth day is a symbol to the new life, after the completion of the seven days of the week, (the beginning of the new week comes on the eighth day). This is a clear indication that through circumcision man starts a new life and a new covenant, with a new name and a new relationship with God.