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Greek Orthodox Divine Liturgy Service ( Live stream ) of the Saint Jude Thaddeus.

Saint Judas , not Iscariot, but his invocation is famous, because he was called Thaddeus and Levite, which means brave. Read by Konstantinos Konstantopoulos. The Holy Chapel of Saint Jude Thaddeus is located in the courtyard of Saint Isidoroi Lycabettus.

Fr. Spyridon Talaris sings in the Holy Church of Saints Isidoroi of Lycabettus. The photos come from the left aisle dedicated to St. Judas Thaddeus in the church of St. John the Baptist in Jerusalem

Live Recording from the Celebration of the Holy Chapel of Saint Judas Thaddeus on June 19 located in front of the courtyard of the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Isidoros Lycabettus in Athens Singing: Fr. Spyridon Talaris & Apostolos

Fr. Dimitrios sings in the Greek Orthodox Church of Saints Isidoroi of Lycabettus.

The letter of Judas is one of the seven universal letters of the New Testament. The letter of Saint Judas of Thaddeus is read by Konstantinos Konstantopoulos. The translation of the text into the vernacular is the work of the Hellenic Bible Society. The images of the text of K.D. are found in the papyrus P72 (P72 (P. Bodmer VII and VIII) which is the oldest known copy of the universal letter of Judas and dates to the end of the 3rd to the beginning of the 4th century (around 300 AD). .). In the following link you can see the manuscript. https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Qff9fdGPULJka0TyPY8GqgraC0hxzik/view Letter Contents Greeting: lyrics. 1 - 2 The condemnation of false teachers: verse. 3 - 16 Exhortations to Christians: verse. 17-22 Doxology: lyrics. 24 - 25

Saint Judas, not Iscariot, but his invocation is famous because he was called Thaddeus which means brave. The Epistle of Judas is one of the seven Catholic letters of the New Testament. The letter of Saint Judas of Thaddeus is read by Konstantinos Konstantopoulos. The images of the text of K.D. are in the book of the Collection of the Metropolitan of Chios Psara and Oinousses N. Tzifopoulos. From the Royal Typography, ('Year 1642).