Feasts and Praises

Hymns for St. Ignatius soar like birds, carrying his faith to Coptic and Syrian Orthodox hearts. In Egypt, churches sing hymns praising Ignatius on 24 Kiahk, their melodies wrapping children in peace. One tale says an Alexandria girl, Lydia, sang such a hymn in 2020, sought Ignatius’ intercession, gained confidence, and excelled in a school speech. These songs, simple yet deep, honor him as Theophoros, whose intercession lights the way.

In Orthodox tradition, hymns honor saints like Ignatius with joyful chants. One tale says a boy in 2022 sang a hymn asking for Ignatius’ intercession while lost and was able to find his way home. These hymns are bridges to heaven, linking singers to his courage. For children, singing hymns strengthens their faith through Ignatius’ intercession. In Orthodox churches, hymns for Theophoros inspire young hearts to seek his intercession, fostering courage and trust in Christ. Guided by God’s grace, Ignatius’ witness inspires Coptic youth.