i am originally lebanese and everytime i hear these words tears in my eyes. i miss the eucharist i miss you Lord Jesus.

@eddyrobichaud5832

2 жыл бұрын

This is not biblical, Go to the God that loves you and wants a relationship with you not a religion.

@thelastcedar2008

2 жыл бұрын

@@eddyrobichaud5832 Protestant heretic , get away from me Satan.

@LambsServant

2 жыл бұрын

@@eddyrobichaud5832 one can’t have more personal relationship with Jesus other than the Eucharist on this side of Heaven.

@eddyrobichaud5832

2 жыл бұрын

@@LambsServant eucharist is not biblical search and talk to me about it

@sfmike711

2 жыл бұрын

@TheLastCedar : If you miss the Eucharist, then go to Mass. It's a real simple solution. So simple, even a caveman can do it!

Just found out about the Maronites and I’m literally ugly crying at the beauty and reverence of this consecration. The melody, the Aramaic echoing Our Blessed Lord’s own words in his own tongue. The connection… it’s just too beautiful 🥹🙏🏻❤️‍🔥

@alonsocontreras9135

5 ай бұрын

Natenate. Por favor explíqueme que diferencia o diferencias ve ud. Por que yo asisto a la Misa ordinaria y no le veo diferencia, solo el idioma. Gracias.

@josephmcintosh403

5 ай бұрын

​@@alonsocontreras9135por el mismo motivo que acaba de dar. El arameo muy possiblemente fue la idioma que hablaba Christo no solo ordinariamente sino tambien en el mismo momento en el que partió el pan entre los apóstoles. Y se cree que ESTAS palabras realmente SON las mismas que dijo Jesús mientras que vivia en persona como tu y yo en la misma tierra que ahora habitamos 2000 años despues.

@alonsocontreras9135

5 ай бұрын

@@josephmcintosh403 si. Pero en que podría afectar eso ahora.

@josephmcintosh403

5 ай бұрын

​​@@alonsocontreras9135tienes razón en decir que la diferencia más obvia está en el idioma. (al menos en esta parte de la misa) Es una iglesia Católica Maronita( la Iglesia Maronita fue iniciada alrededor del siglo IV en lo que se conoce hoy en dia como Turquía) y probablemente sea parte de su tradición. Para algunos es un momento emotivo siendo la idioma original de Jesus, es como si estuvieramos frente a Él en el mismo instante de la Última cena. En que nos afecta ahora? No sé a que te refieres con esa pregunta pero es interesante ver que la Iglesia católica realmente es Universal y que a pesar del tiempo y las diferencias entre culturas, La iglesia y el Sacrificio de la Misa sigue intacta desde la antigüedad hasta hoy.

@alonsocontreras9135

5 ай бұрын

@@josephmcintosh403 hola. Es que en el primer comentario, que está en Inglés, pero que ya no me da la opcion de traducirlo, el que lo puso, decía algo así como, que esa misa si era inspiradora y diferente. Y por eso yo hice mi primer comentario, por que es exactamente lo mismo que una Misa ordinaria de hoy en día y en la cual, como tu bien dices, el idioma es lo único diferente. Dios te guarde.

I'm in the Roman rite, to my brothers and sisters in the Maronite Church keep the words and sing the prayers as Jesus did, it's very special.

The Eucharist in the Maronite mass is always chanted in Aramaic, regardless of what the mass language is (Aramaic, Arabic, French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.). Below is the English translation: On the day before his life-giving passion, Jesus took bread in his holy hands. He blessed, sanctified, broke, and gave it to his disciples saying: Take and eat it, all of you: This is my body which is broken and delivered for you and for many, for the forgiveness of sins and eternal life. Amen Likewise he blessed the cup of wine mixed with water, sanctified, and gave it to his disciples, saying: Take and drink from it, all of you: This is my blood of the new covenant, which is shed and handed over for you and for many, for the forgiveness of sins and eternal life. Amen Below is the transliteration in Latin alphabet with English accent. Remember, some letters in Aramaic have no equivalent in English or Latin. I hope it will help people who asked for it. Beyamo haw daqdom hasho deeleh maabed haaye, Nsab l lahmo bedaw qadishoto, wbarech wqadesh qso wyab ltalmedaw qad omar: "Sab akool meneh qolkoon, Hono deneetaw FAGRO deel, dahlofaykoon wa hlof sagueye meteqsee w metiheb, lhoosoyo dhawbee walhayee dalolam olmeen. Amen Hokano al kosso damzeg wo men hamro wmen mayo, barech wqadesh wyab ltalmedaw qad omar: "Sab eshtaw meneh qoolkoon, Hono den Etaw DMO deel, deyateqee hdato dahlofaykoon wahlof sagueyee meteshed wmeteheb, lhoosoyo dhawbee walhayee dalolam olmeen. Amen

So beautiful. All glory to Lord Jesus Christ, Our Father in Heaven, and Holy Spirit. Have mercy on us sinners.

I've been to various Catholic rites but yet to attend a Maronite Mass. I love Saints Charbel and Rafka (please excuse my spelling)

@zacheriah2102

2 жыл бұрын

Refka (it means Rebecca)

@douglasauclair3860

2 ай бұрын

Where you at, brother? We attended Maronite Divine Liturgy outside of Detroit, Michigan. There's Our Lady of Lebanon in north Washington, D.C., and there's the Maronite monastery in Petersham, Mass. There may be Divine Liturgy near-...ish you.

WOW, does this bring back wonder-filled memories from the mid 1970s...not being Lebanese, I learned enough Aramaic from Fr. Joe Thomas at Archangel Michael Maronite Church, Fayetteville, NC, to be their organist and cantor. I still remember the words of consecration. Unfortunately, I live in west Texan, no Maronite parish close. Thank You, Fr. Joe Thomas for teaching me a little bit of what Jesus spoke.

@clevelandwilliams5922

3 жыл бұрын

Lebanon is next to the Nation of Israel in history and the language of Aramaic survived as a result. Plus Arabic came as an offshoot of Aramaic. Jesus Christ and his followers and Apostles went to Lebanon and spread the word of God to the Phoenicians. Know Lebanon is only country in the Universe to a latter exemption Yugoslavia that have coexisted with differing religious minorities and segments for 1000 of years.

@arolemaprarath3248

2 жыл бұрын

Before the Civil War back in the 1970s, Lebanon was a Christian majority with 70% - 85% with strong adherents who does church every week. After the civil war, many of them fled. The majority went to Latin America and others to Europe. With the civil unrest in Syria. Lebanon received so many Syrian refugees which pushed out the native Maronites. Lebanon is now a Muslim country with 60% Muslims and 20% Christians.

@clevelandwilliams5922

2 жыл бұрын

@@arolemaprarath3248 I don’t disagree with you my Father was born in Colombia by Lebanese parents who are part diaspora. But Lebanese kept there culture, language and religious customs alive. They even retained Christian Lebanese & Arabic names. My Father is Maronite and they returned to Lebanon. Yes Lebanon is majority made now of Muslims but not 20% Christianity. It’s more 40% with Maronite holding 25%. But regardless of that Muslims & Christian groups live in neutrally together. That means they accept one another but deep down they are one people. Muslim segments still perform homage to Maronite masses like Christmas & Easter plus Eid Mar Charbel. All Muslims know about this saint. I know of Muslims who baptised there children in Maronite Church. It was because they know healing power of God exists in the Church of Christ.

@arolemaprarath3248

2 жыл бұрын

@@clevelandwilliams5922 I super agree with you. However, I have to disagree where you said Christians and Muslims neutrally live together side by side. Some do but mostly don't. Muslim sects like the Shi'ites are somewhat hostile towards the Maronites. There are some cases where Shi'ites refused to cooperate with the Maronites let alone cooperating with the Sunn'is. There are still divisions in Lebanon where Ethnic-Religious Lebanese are separated. With the recent tragedy, at least most them finally see a bigger picture and put their differences aside to fight the corrupted government. Fun fact: Majority of Lebanese politicians are Christians, almost half are Muslims. As for now, Lebanon is a Muslim-majority country but it will change as soon as Lebanon stabilised; also, a lot of Muslim Lebanese covert to Christianity daily. So yes, Lebanon has a better future with Christianity.

@clevelandwilliams5922

2 жыл бұрын

@@arolemaprarath3248 I understand the hostility of Islam to Christianity has its root imbedded in there religious texts. You just have to listen to Christian Prince to know that. Plus yes I am aware of hostility but they lived together for 1500 years and so they will continue to live with one another. Plus Middle East is going through a cycle in Iran they have the largest Muslim convention to Christ. So I will leave it in the hands of the Lord. But in the end when the Temple is in the process of being rebuilt, the true church not a building by the way the Body of Christ will be raptured to be part of Supper of the Lamb

I am Roman, but I have been a parishioner at a Maronite parish for the past six years, and these words give such comfort. Jesus, I worship you, my joy and my salvation!

I received my first communion from Fr. sharbel along with my son at his first communion. It was a very special day and he is a very special man. I was blessed to meet my wife who's family are members of the church. It's such a beautiful liturgy.

I know this celebrant! He is a Chorbishop in Minneapolis, and he is a really good man! God Bless Abouna sharbel.

@that_lebanese4747

3 жыл бұрын

It's actually written charbel but pronounced Sharbel since Maronite have a big connection to France it's written like that

@noahnordengren8396

3 жыл бұрын

@@that_lebanese4747 Abouna sharbel doesn’t though. He changed the spelling to sharbel with an S out of respect for the saint, and he keeps it lowercase for the same reason.

@that_lebanese4747

3 жыл бұрын

@@noahnordengren8396 well it doesn't really matter but here in Lebanon even if you go to saint charbel's house it's written with a c and everyone writes it like that

@clevelandwilliams5922

2 жыл бұрын

@@that_lebanese4747 my name is Bachir but no one can pronounce it because it has the French spelling of c.

@gabolujan3109

2 жыл бұрын

@@that_lebanese4747 but Chorbishop spells it Sharbel even though Sharbel is Charbel

So beautiful our maronite catholic brother and sisters. Soli Deo Gloria !!! Made me tear up !!!

The most amazing part of this liturgy is it is the closest language to what Christ would have actually said with his disciples at the original last supper

The same language that Jesus would have spoken.

@hriata5384

3 жыл бұрын

I think the Syriac malankara/malabar rite of india is more authentic then this..... Even the liturgy is completely different from this...this rite adopt much from Roman latin rite......

@ytvideos9504

3 жыл бұрын

Amen Jesus spoke Aramaic

@kassahungebredingil4740

3 жыл бұрын

.....HAS spoken!!!!

@philipward8242

3 жыл бұрын

Antichrist Associaste Promoting A Ungodly Unscriptural Unholy Satanic Corrupt Deceptive False Religious Cult CATHOLICISM Accompanied With Baseless Bulllshitting Stories. This is Worship Of SUN MOON god in The Name Of Eucharist. Stay Away save your self your loved ones from This Corrupt False Religion.

@eddiebechara501

3 жыл бұрын

@@philipward8242 go rant somewhere else idiot

Beautiful. Holy.

Oh my God wonderful!!!

A língua de Nosso Senhor, Jesus Cristo. Um abraço de um católico do Brasil!

So beautiful. Greetings from Indonesia.

Beautiful and sacred

Incredibly exquisite. Magnificent. Beautiful.

All Glory to You my Love!

PLEASE, someone who speaks aramaic, I beg of you, please share with us the aramaic Blessings of the bread and wine ! I want to learn it and do it as often as I can, in honour and remembering of our LORD AND SAVIOUR YESHUA CHRIST

Thanks full of greeting from Indonesia...

Halelujah

Like a thousand Angel voice

If you ever get to meet Abuna (Fr.) sharbel (Chorbishop sharbel prefers to be called abuna instead of his grace. He also does not capitalize his first name out of respect for Mar (St.) Sharbel for whose name he chose on being Ordained) please pick his brain. He is one of the smartest and humblists people you will ever meet.

My week goes to absolute hell if I don't receive the Eucharist

Lo maximo el padre nuestro en arameo. Bendiciones en este domingo, Dios proteja a Colombia del comunismo..Jesús ayúdanos señor. Amen

Is like in heaven👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Tuhan Yesus Kristus... Kasihanilah kami. Ingatlah akan kami saat Dikau datang sebagai raja. 🙏🙏🙏

RUACH RUACH RUACH RUACH RUACH 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.💐💐

So beautiful

Goosebumps every time I hear this in mass

Wonder what all the Baptists think?

@michaeldavidson6903

3 жыл бұрын

Probably something self-righteous and judgmental

@GermanConquistador08

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaeldavidson6903 Did someone reinstitute the Inquisition, because that was a true and righteous burn.

@martinjugolin2087

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaeldavidson6903 Arrogant too

@donnyjoe123

Жыл бұрын

@@GermanConquistador08 please look up the Spanieh Inquisition and read about it, it was quite humane contrary contrary popular belief (protestant propaganda)

@GermanConquistador08

Жыл бұрын

@@donnyjoe123 - I know, the Inquisition was indeed a noble institution. But it should be said, those rare few who actually were made Inquisitor-Kabaabs, absolutely deserved it. Shagging sheep, helping pirate-slavers and subverting a National religion cannot simply be overlooked.

laudo quod est Christus🙏

💐💜💚💙💙💝

Thank you

It's been over ten years now since I have been to a Maronite Divine liturgy which is very beautiful and I can not stop but thinking if this rite has been greatly influenced by the NO Mass, it's only an observation not a critique I assure you, can anyone please let me know if that is correct or am I wrong in this observation? Is there a more traditional or older Maronite Divine liturgy that is still being used today? Thank you.

@sasquatchdonut2674

8 ай бұрын

Well, they used to do it ad orientem too. That’s all that changed as far as I know

Was the consecration in the Maronite rite always at the altar Versus Populum? I don't think so... anyway... I would like you to explain to me please

@thomasbraga8397

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think so, but versus populum was not so uncommon since the altar has to be ad orientem, so if the east is where the people are, the altar must be versus populum

@user-qk9kf1br8p

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasbraga8397 However, if every Ad Orientem represents Versus Populum then why is every altar facing the people not facing east? And why in the catacombs and in the Christian East itself the Divine Liturgy is always turned to the Tabernacle?

@thomasbraga8397

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-qk9kf1br8p Idk, I only know that mass should be done facing the east, either if it is versus populum or deum

@Melvin_Thoma

2 жыл бұрын

Most Syriac Catholic churches in the Middle-East are latinized. So they imitate the Novus Ordo (Paul VI Mass).

Why not ad orientum?

@johnbrusaiii

5 жыл бұрын

MaxKol The Maronite Rite is very latinized, which meant they adapted a lot of the post Vatican II changes. Not sure why this particular mass was celebrated versus populum

@maxkol4380

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnbrusaiiiThanks for the reply. I see that it is very Latinized but also very Traditional, thank God. If post-conciliar changes can be adopted, they can also be kicked to the curb. Not likely in the age of Francis, but the sooner the better.

@Maronitism

5 жыл бұрын

Hey as a maronite, i can say that after vatican II we retrieved a lot of our syriac traditions where they were in latin same for the versus populum and we have now our own anaphoras and the only latin that presides is chanting is the kyrie eleison

@maxkol4380

5 жыл бұрын

@@MaronitismWe have a Maronite monastic community near where I live. I plan to do a retreat there sometime.

@Maronitism

5 жыл бұрын

@@maxkol4380 Great, i hope you find peace and enjoy our beautiful liturgy. Pray for me brother as i will from Lebanon the land of the maronites .ܫܠܳܐܡ ܡܢ ܠܶܒܢܳܢ

Its sounds like Hebrew with Arabic accent, very close to Hebrew. I wonder if the accent has dramatically changed though

@A.Mageddon

3 жыл бұрын

Probably not very much. The Maronite liturgy is a Syriac liturgy. Outside of the cities, many Syriac Christians have maintained the use of Syriac languages to this day. Modern Hebrew on the other hand is basically a newly reconstructed language that’s only about 200 years old.

@anthonyyounes00

2 жыл бұрын

The language is actually Aramaic. Just like the language used in Mel Gibson's movie - Passion of the Christ

It’s Arabic?

@humblepiuspeter7750

2 жыл бұрын

It is aramic

I wonder why the priest advised the congregation to open their books to follow through the consecration? Even if it is in a different language from their mother tongue, it must still be between God and the priest, right?

@danieldelrosario7447

3 жыл бұрын

So they can participate

@tristankramer4636

3 жыл бұрын

Its not between God and the Priest, not completely. While the Priest is speaking to and with God, the congregation is listening as the Priest is acting in their stead. God comes to us in the Holy Sacrament.

@andrewmurphy7401

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanzogbi3028 If any Catholic does not understand what is taking place, then they shouldn't be there. It is not necessary to understand what language the consecration happens in, only that it happens.

@A.Mageddon

3 жыл бұрын

It’s useful to follow along. Even with curtains and iconostases, many of the Eastern Liturgies (Byzantine, Syriac and beyond) have usually said/chanted the Words of Institution out loud and even in a vernacular or understandable composite tongue. This is also useful for people unfamiliar with the liturgy to know what’s going on because of the different postures. Imagine, for example, someone seeing a Tridentine Mass and thinking that the minor elevation was the Words of Institution. Also, many Eastern Christians maintain the idea that the anaphora as a whole (the Canon as its referred to in the Roman Rite) is consecratory, as certain Divine Liturgies do not contain the Words of Institution as such.

@andrewclarke3044

Ай бұрын

You’re literally complaining that the wall is in fact white.

Vitalila hyundai

West Syriac right.

@evan.5967

Жыл бұрын

I mean barek vukades is familar so I guess 😂

I thought the Maronite Mass was supposed to be ad orientum???

Meree Meree Show By Logic# 342 P 1 وصية لا تزني بشهادة الكتاب المقدس الزواني ينالون ملكوت السموات Marcelo Moshi

Paxdeus

Thank government tourist security guard and send government a security guard on

If this rite adopted much from lati. Rite because of vatican ll Does that mean the Syrianic malabar rite in India is more original......

@Yes-He-Is

3 жыл бұрын

No not necessarily... This is the western Aramaic dialect and accent spoken mostly in Lebanon Syria and israel time of jesus till our days still used in liturgical celebration

@hriata5384

3 жыл бұрын

@@Yes-He-Is I was just surprised because I can see a lot of differences in the liturgy...Syriac malankara/malabar rite in India have vails that separate the the two alters... Thank you it's very interesting to see this..😍

@thekingofsomewhere

3 жыл бұрын

The Maronite rite itself is pretty old, but unfortunately it has been quite Latinized, which is why it looks now like an eastern Novus Ordo mass in a lot of places.

@hriata5384

3 жыл бұрын

@@thekingofsomewhere ohh...okay... Thanks

@dreamingsharmat1745

3 жыл бұрын

We (maronites) actually became more traditional after Vatican II, from what I understand a lot of Eastern churchs were encouraged to go back to their roots.

One do unhcr im say kena grill

I can smell the incense

Allah subhanahu taala syukur pada Allah syukur pada Allah Alah lagi Tanda kita punya rezeki

It sounds like Arabic.

@justinnamuco9096

2 жыл бұрын

Because they are Semitic languages

Orthodoxy true faith amen

@that_lebanese4747

3 жыл бұрын

No

@mansourmk6301

3 жыл бұрын

Its enough to be a follower of Christ brother ❤️ heart before mind

@nathanael5606

3 жыл бұрын

become orthodox

@andrews5997

2 жыл бұрын

@@mansourmk6301 No, it's not enough when you're living in error.

@donnyjoe123

Жыл бұрын

@@mansourmk6301 لا

Mama sing god of the mama sing our day mohammad sanga waze

for those who complain (below) about celebrant facing the people this is the way the liturgy was celebrated for 1000 years...in the West the altars were pushed to the walls since few understood Latin and the liturgy increasingly became a spectacle rather than a communal act. there are still altars in early churches in Rome free-standing and elsewhere. In the East altars in all denominations are free-standing but the celebrants have back to the people. You think Jesus at table turned his back on his apostles to face the wall? and they did not recline as Romans in formal banqueting manner. FYI the Novus Ordo Missae of Paul VI is closer in style to the Mass of early Church. The Roman Rite was very spare and became Gallicanized and increasingly elaborate over the centuries. It was and is beautiful but had become a pastiche. Complaints about it are rightly directed to sloppy celebrations.

@nathanielborces6946

5 жыл бұрын

Could I ask for a source?

@necksquad3222

4 жыл бұрын

Even if that were true it would be irrelevant. In liturgics that is the fallacy of antiquarianism, that earlier = better. This is false; the liturgy is organic and develops through the ages. Medieval developments in the liturgy are organic and good. This is confirmed by theologians and liturgists such as then-Cardinal Ratzinger and Dom Alcuin Reid. The Novus Ordo is NOT organic. In the words of then-Cardinal Ratzinger, the Novus Ordo is a "banal on-the-spot product; a fabrication."

@necksquad3222

4 жыл бұрын

The Tridentine Mass is Christ-centered, the Novus Ordo is man-centered. The priest faces ad orientem for many rich symbolic reasons. He is facing East, which symbolizes where God is and from whence Christ will return. He faces Christ in the tabernacle and the crucifix. When he talks to God, he faces God. When he talks to the people, he turns around to talk to them i.e. Dominus vobiscum or the homily.

@KevinBeach2

4 жыл бұрын

I'd like to see primary evidence for this, please, because I do not believe it. If it were true, then the Eastern Orthodox Churches would not have always celebrated the Divine Liturgy ad orientem.

@necksquad3222

4 жыл бұрын

@@KevinBeach2 It seems no coincidence to me that every rite in Christendom has their Liturgy ad orientem, either traditionally (Latins, Maronites, Syro Malabar, etc) or just never changed (Byzantine Rite, Syro Malankara, etc)

dejen de anunciar la muerte del Señor 1corintios 11 : 26 , ya resucitó esta vivo!!!

Pop 🎣🎣🎣 In video live not ?? 100% im rihat

versus populum :((((

Alhamdulillah masya-allah can put A name who ??

Big world it from Allah ?? 🎣🎣🎣🎣

Maronite Novus Ordo :(

As someone that attend both Novus Ordo and TLM i dont feels welcome here

@FullOfMalarky

3 жыл бұрын

???

All good and well but it’s still Novus Ordo aka the new mass.

@jcers

Жыл бұрын

This is not even a Mass. This is a Maronite Divine Liturgy.

What makes me sad is that no where can I find a video of a traditional Maronite liturgy before they sold out to Rome - this liturgy is as bad as the Chaldean’s liturgy. They have lost all tradition, copying the banal Novus Ordo liturgies of Rome!

NOPE! Jesus SAID the consecration. He didn't SING it! Do what SCRIPTURE says Jesus did for a change! Can't be bothered?

@albertuspandhito4249

3 жыл бұрын

Then what lmao, Jesus never sings the Our Father prayer as well.

@michaelpodrebarac8519

3 жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? This is an ancient custom of both the East and the West. Go learn some church history, and, in the mean time, be quiet.

@Reid-yy5nw

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelpodrebarac8519 ...shut up! Ancient custom didn't get it right, and neither do YOU, pee wee! First Christians would NEVER recognize your way of doing it!

@hishamdaniell

3 жыл бұрын

well if such innovation should be rejected "according to the scripture" then stop saying that Jesus is God as he never says that.

@michaelpodrebarac8519

3 жыл бұрын

@@Reid-yy5nw They would certainly recognize the words, they would acknowledge that the scriptures could easily be sung, they would see the timeless essence of the Eucharist in the patristic liturgy which was already becoming as early as St. Ignatius of Antioch (AD 110). What they wouldn't recognize is your pathetic name-calling and utter lack of charity. May the Lord bless you, my sorry brother in Christ.