Christmas 2025 – Rehearsals officially commenced for the annual Christmas concert
Fountain of Love Choir Participates in the Jubilee Year Celebrations in Italy and Performs at the Vatican – June–July 2025
The choir took part in the celebrations of the Jubilee Year in Italy from June 29 to July 7, 2025, by performing three official concerts.
The first concert was held in Milan, in collaboration with the Pro Terra Sancta Foundation and the Franciscan Order. This historic church is particularly renowned for housing the first organ in Italy, highlighting its rich musical and spiritual heritage.
The second concert took place in Turin, in cooperation with the SERMIG Movement (Youth Service), and was attended by the movement’s founder and leadership. The program centered around values of peace, unity, and interfaith dialogue through spiritual hymns.
The third and most prominent concert was held at the Basilica of the Holy Cross (Santa Croce) in Florence, one of the most important and iconic churches in the world, in collaboration with the Opera di Santa Croce. The choir presented a rich and diverse program of hymns representing various Christian traditions, including Syriac, Greek, Latin, Coptic, Arabic, Chaldean, Armenian, and Italian.
The three concerts resonated deeply with audiences of different nationalities and cultures, united by the shared language of sacred music. The evenings were marked by a profound spiritual atmosphere that embodied the unity of faith despite the diversity of languages and denominations.
Through its performances, the choir affirmed that spiritual music is a universal language that touches the heart and soul without barriers. The impact on the audience was powerful, as tears of joy blended with prayer and song. This participation stands as a message of hope and peace sent from East to West—carried by a voice that beats with love.
The choir also took part in leading the chanting during the Mass at the Vatican on Sunday, July 6, 2025, where it presented liturgical hymns composed and arranged by the choir itself. This marked the first Jordanian Mass ever celebrated at the Vatican. The FOL choir is considered one of the first Arab choirs to serve at St. Peter’s Basilica.
Fountain of Love Choir Participates in the Jubilee Year Celebrations in Italy and Performs at the Vatican – June–July 2025
The choir took part in the celebrations of the Jubilee Year in Italy from June 29 to July 7, 2025, b...
The choir took part in the celebrations of the Jubilee Year in Italy from June 29 to July 7, 2025, by performing three official concerts.
The first concert was held in Milan, in collaboration with the Pro Terra Sancta Foundation and the Franciscan Order. This historic church is particularly renowned for housing the first organ in Italy, highlighting its rich musical and spiritual heritage.
The second concert took place in Turin, in cooperation with the SERMIG Movement (Youth Service), and was attended by the movement’s founder and leadership. The program centered around values of peace, unity, and interfaith dialogue through spiritual hymns.
The third and most prominent concert was held at the Basilica of the Holy Cross (Santa Croce) in Florence, one of the most important and iconic churches in the world, in collaboration with the Opera di Santa Croce. The choir presented a rich and diverse program of hymns representing various Christian traditions, including Syriac, Greek, Latin, Coptic, Arabic, Chaldean, Armenian, and Italian.
The three concerts resonated deeply with audiences of different nationalities and cultures, united by the shared language of sacred music. The evenings were marked by a profound spiritual atmosphere that embodied the unity of faith despite the diversity of languages and denominations.
Through its performances, the choir affirmed that spiritual music is a universal language that touches the heart and soul without barriers. The impact on the audience was powerful, as tears of joy blended with prayer and song. This participation stands as a message of hope and peace sent from East to West—carried by a voice that beats with love.
The choir also took part in leading the chanting during the Mass at the Vatican on Sunday, July 6, 2025, where it presented liturgical hymns composed and arranged by the choir itself. This marked the first Jordanian Mass ever celebrated at the Vatican. The FOL choir is considered one of the first Arab choirs to serve at St. Peter’s Basilica.
Fountain of Love Choir Participates in the Annual Festive Mass of Our Lady of the Mountain in Anjara – June 2025
The Fountain of Love Choir took part in the annual festive Mass of Our Lady of the Mountain in Anjar...
The Fountain of Love Choir took part in the annual festive Mass of Our Lady of the Mountain in Anjara on June 20, 2025. The Mass, held in the church courtyard, was presided over by the Latin Patriarchal Vicar in Jordan, Bishop Iyad Twal, with the participation of the Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Giovanni Dal Toso, along with many priests, monks, nuns, and large crowds of worshippers from across the Kingdom. The celebration was also attended by Ajloun Governor Nayef Al-Hadayat, Members of Parliament Wasfi Haddad and Dr. Abdel-Halim Al-Ananbeh, as well as heads of official departments in the governorate. For the first time during the celebration, the choir presented new compositions of Mass hymns, marking a pioneering initiative at the national level in Jordan.
Fountain of Love Choir Presents a Special Easter Evening Entitled ‘That They May Be One 3’ – April 2025
Under the patronage of the Council of Church Leaders in Jordan, and with remarkable public attendanc...
Under the patronage of the Council of Church Leaders in Jordan, and with remarkable public attendance, the Fountain of Love Choir held two Easter concerts under the title “That They May Be One 3” on April 5 and 11, 2025 — the first at St. Ephrem Syriac Orthodox Church in Sweifieh, and the second at the Church of the Jordanian Martyrs (Latin) in Marj Al-Hamam.
The two concerts blended the heritage of Eastern and Western churches in a spiritual musical harmony that expressed the unity of faith and the diversity of liturgical traditions. The hymns included pieces in ancient liturgical languages — from Arabic and Syriac to Latin and Greek, extending to Coptic, Armenian, and Chaldean.
Fountain of Love Choir Participates in Christmas Tree Lighting in Aqaba – November 2024
The Fountain of Love Choir participated in the lighting of the first Christmas tree at the Oryx Hote...
The Fountain of Love Choir participated in the lighting of the first Christmas tree at the Oryx Hotel in Aqaba on November 30, 2024. The event was held under the patronage of His Excellency Archbishop Christophorus, Greek Orthodox Archbishop of Jordan, and was attended by Mr. Khalid Al-Hajjaj, Governor of Aqaba; Mr. Abdullah Nejadat, City Commissioner; Mr. Ramzi Kabariti, Youth Commissioner; Mr. Mohammad Khalifat, Director of Aqaba Port; Mr. George Dabbaneh, Director of Oryx Hotel; Archimandrite Andraous, Spiritual Leader of Aqaba; and Father Tuma Ziadin, Parish Priest, along with several esteemed priests and a large gathering of participants.
Fountain of Love Choir Holds a Day of Prayer and Rehearsal Ahead of Advent Concerts – November 2024
The Fountain of Love Choir held a spiritual gathering that included prayer and rehearsals at the Ter...
The Fountain of Love Choir held a spiritual gathering that included prayer and rehearsals at the Terra Sancta College Church in Amman on Friday, November 13, 2024, in preparation for the Advent season and the concerts scheduled for December 13 and 14, 2024. The gathering featured reflections, confessions, and a Holy Mass celebrated by the choir’s spiritual director, Father Bassam Deir, with the participation of Father Simon Hijazin.
Fountain of Love Choir Welcomes His Beatitude Patriarch Joseph Absi for a Special Paternal Visit – August 2024
The Fountain of Love Choir welcomed His Beatitude Patriarch Joseph Absi, Patriarch of Antioch and Al...
The Fountain of Love Choir welcomed His Beatitude Patriarch Joseph Absi, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East of the Melkite Greek Catholics, at their headquarters for a special paternal visit filled with spiritual and artistic atmosphere. During the meeting, the choir performed a selection of hymns, including “I Lift My Eyes”, composed by His Beatitude, as an expression of gratitude and appreciation for his musical and liturgical contributions.