Additional information
| Dimensions | 140 × 216 in |
|---|---|
| Author Name | Gregory Woolfenden |
| Format | BC |
| Publication Date | 20110401 |
| Imprint | |
| Pages | 168 |
| Publisher | |
| Language | English |
| Book Dimensions | 216 × 140 mm × 13 mm |
| Format Detail | Paperback |
Description
One way in which we can increase the talents given to
us by God is “to celebrate a service in splendor” and thereby “communicate the
word to those untaught.” (From the Aposticha of the Matins of Great and Holy
Tuesday.) A Practical Handbook for Divine Services will serve as an invaluable
guide to all — priests, deacons, servers, readers and singers –who seek to
increase their God given talent in fulfilment of these words.
It will also encourage all the laity who desire to enter more fully
into an understanding of the Church’s Typicon, the “rule” which governs how
Divine worship is offered in the church, and to internalize the principles that
underpin it. Whilst drawn from Russian sources, the texts also touch upon
differences found in Greek usage. This is also a valuable resource for any
student of Christian liturgy.
Contents
Contents
Introduction vii
1. Little Vespers and the All-Night Vigil 1
2. The Third and Sixth Hours 40
3. The Divine Liturgy According to the Order of St John Chrysostom 43
4. The Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts 88
Appendix 1 Vestment Colors 99
Appendix 2 A Complete Collection of Canon Responses 103
Appendix 3 Notes for Concelebration by Priests in the Absence of a Bishop
107
Notes 114
Index 142
