Mother's Favorite Hymn! 

I was just watching this, the video hasn't finished yet. Shortly after they started singing, my 2yr old boy who was playing with his brother and sister , just stopped came over and stood next to me watching them intently. I asked if he liked what he was hearing, he starts nodding his head with a big smile saying "I like dis, I like dis". Thank you for the moment and the memory made.

Captivating and beautiful. You can see the light of the Holy Spirit shining through both sisters. Amen 🙏🏻

Idk Mother, I think your public presence is a worthwhile endeavor. This was lovely. Shout out to Mother Iliana! Maybe we could get some episodes introducing us to your sisters. One of my favorite parts of What God Is Not, is seeing how “normal” you and Father Michael are. I think people often think that monastics are already perfectly holy and therefore almost foreign in nature to us. If people could see how relatable you are, perhaps it would open doors they thought closed to them?

How beautiful, what a blessing. Thank you ❤

Amen! Oh Jesus, save us. So Beautiful! Thank you Sisters 🙏♥️

Thank you Sisters! I attend St. Nicholas Ukrainian church in Watervliet NY where I think Mother Natalia has a connection! This was a most beautiful version of the Thrice Holy Hymn! ❤ I love following your talks….all very edifying..Janine

That was beautiful - thank you.

If I could image what angels sound like in heaven, this would be it. Thank you for your prayers, Mother Natalia and Illiana. 💖

Truly memorising. I would love to hear more. Glory to God!

Lovely job. Sounds of heaven.

Beautiful. Many thanks and blessings.

Wow! So beautiful. Thank you both for sharing your talents.

So captivating! Absolutely beautiful!

I would love if Pints With Aquinas would use this hymn as a way to end or begin some of their videos.

Thank you Mothers

This was beautiful. Worth the wait through the disclaimers 😂 thank you and God bless you both

Hooray. : ) PS: see if the monastery can produce an album or two three. Make it a trlogy, call it The Thrice Holy CDs!

THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL… Thank you both BLESSED BE GOD FOR EVER !

I'm jealous of their discernment

Thank you so much for sharing your tradition. A beautiful hymn.

✨✨🙏🏼✨✨ that was beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

So very lovely. I am familiar with the Melkite tone, but this is so very lovely and familiar. Thank you for sharing!

It would be lovely to see the words. Thank you sisters for sharing.

Thank you!

That was beautiful! Thank you for brightening my day

That was absolutely beautiful

Simply beautiful. 🙏🏼

Beautiful! Thank you! 🙏🏻

Beautiful ❤️

Beautiful, greetings from Croatia ☦️✝️☦️✝️🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful. God Bless.

I think this hymn is done during the Large/Big/Major Entrance of the Divine Liturgy of Ss Basil and John Chrysostom.

Absolutely beautiful I'm sure Jehovah will love your song to him.

10:21 Where the song begins

Mother N and her community need a series of vids on the Liturgies of Ss Basil and John Chrysostom, and the Liturgy of Pre-scantified of Pope St. Gregory the Great.

VERY BEAUTIFUL!

Beautiful 🩵🙏🏻

that intro was so relatable ill be trying to remember a phrase in a hymn for someone and i wont be able unless i sing the whole thing

Nice. 🎶

Me: *doom scrolling* *doom scrolling* *doom scrolling* Also me: *pints with Aquinas (Mother Natalia) notification* SKRRRRRT!!

Sometimes, during the Liturgy, there's a "good Deacon" full of faith and a "bad Deacon" who seems to be speaking falsely. That's why the Liturgy is ultimately informative. Yet it does not happen all the time, just sometimes. It's one of the reasons Orthodoxy functions properly, as a Faith!!

Music at 10:22

Matt's greasy mug pops into the corner right at the conclusion of the prayer

Beautifully sung. I know almost nothing about the Byzantine liturgy. How much is vernacular and how much is Greek?

Glory to God

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So beautiful 🙏🏼💖

Beauriful!!!

Recommend cartusian antifones.

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The language of the hymn could be Ruthenian, or Church Slavic!

It was good

9:30 That's the un-faith of Saint Thomas. Our very Christian tradition is built upon that foundation. And it's perfectly fine, because one should be cautious if a sinner or wrongdoer approaches them!!

Passover didn't use leavened bread. It was unleavened 😮

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Lovely sung. Less talking before, 10+ mins..

What I understood was that nuns were called "sisters" Why are they called mothers?

If you came here to listen the hymn, skip the first 10 min 15 sec. Is it in Greek?