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Topic

Sunday Gospels & Church Feasts (10)
Lenten/Passion Themes & Holy Week (2)

Speaker

Deacon Raouf Ibrahim (4)

Church/Organization

(-) St Demiana Coptic Orthodox Church of San Diego California (4)
St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church of Washington DC (77)
Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Midlands (71)
St Maurice St Verena Coptic Orthodox Church of Toronto Canada (23)
Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern United States (7)
St Barnabas St Susanna Coptic Orthodox Church of Baltimore MD (6)
St Mary Coptic Orthodox Church of Chicago Illinois (6)
Holy Cross Coptic Church of Austin Texas (3)
St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church of Zambia (3)
St Mary St Joseph Coptic Orthodox Church (3)
St Timothy and St Athanasius Coptic Orthodox Mission Church (3)
St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church of Englewood Colorado (2)
Archangel Michael St Mena Coptic Orthodox Church of Staten Island NY (1)
Coptic Orthodox Bishopric of Youth Affairs (1)
St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church of Scotland (1)
St Mary St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church of Manhattan NY (1)
Sts BasiliosGregorios Orthodox Church in North Plainfield NJ (1)
St Verena American Coptic Orthodox Church (1)

Year

2004 (4)

Keywords

back (1)
blind (1)
born (1)
bread (1)
faith (1)
Father (1)
lent (1)
miracle (1)
money (1)
prodigal (1)
repentance (1)
silence (1)
son (1)
temptation (1)
tempted (1)
treasure (1)
world (1)

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Entering Into the Silence of God

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