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tesbe7et 3asheya of 29 of coptic month fall on saturday
what do we say?
what tune?
what tune?


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what do we say?
what tune?
is the 29th the saturday or the sunday?
29 Will Sunday
oh...nice.....so everything is festive. from tasbehit ashia to liturgy on sunday. follow this rite:
http://tasbeha.org/hymn_library/cat/213
the only thing to i am not sure about are the readings--from experience, i think the rite of the 29th of every-coptic-mounth only breaks sundays readings in it the the specific day of the feast of Annunciation.....i think i just confused you.
Every 29th of coptic month (except the month between nativity and lent) is a celebration of Annunciation, Nativity, Resurrection. One of those days is the actual set date of the celebration of the Annunciation. if that day falls on a sunday, than its readings are read (the Annunciation) and not the sunday's. any other time, it's the reading of the annual sunday.
I was asking about psali are we say the 3 belong to the three feast or the annual one
With festival tune
i think i was wrong about the readings thing........tomorrow the readings of 29th of baramhat are read.
The 29th of Baramhat are the readings of the Feast of the Annunciation, and that's what is read tomorrow since it also happens to be the fifth Sunday. If it wasn't the fifth Sunday, then the readings would be of the Sunday itself.
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i think i was wrong about the readings thing........tomorrow the readings of 29th of baramhat are read.
The 29th of Baramhat are the readings of the Feast of the Annunciation, and that's what is read tomorrow since it also happens to be the fifth Sunday. If it wasn't the fifth Sunday, then the readings would be of the Sunday itself.
ohhhh....ok. so that's what was missing with my explanation. that is actually written in the katameros.