As you have seen, I did not manage to complete the last few weeks Matin’s Gospels, so hopefully the next time around I’ll get them finished. For now, here is the current reading.
Archive for the ‘Chuch Slavonic’ Category
Seventh Sunday Matins Gospel
Posted in Chuch Slavonic, tagged Church Slavonic, Matins Gospel on 25, July, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Fourth Gospel Reading from Matins
Posted in Chuch Slavonic, tagged Church Slavonic on 4, July, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Just completed the Gospel reading for today’s (meaning Sunday’s) Matins.
Updated Text
Posted in Chuch Slavonic, tagged Church Slavonic on 1, July, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Just letting the four of you who downloaded the communion prayers file know that, after noticing and correcting a few minor errors, I have uploaded a new file. You can download it here.
Third Gospel Reading from Matins
Posted in Chuch Slavonic, tagged Church Slavonic on 27, June, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
For those of you on the other side of the globe I have, just in time, finished a Church Slavonic interlinear text of the third Gospel reading for Matins (to be read today at vigil or in the morning). You can download the pdf here.
Church Slavonic
Posted in Chuch Slavonic, tagged Church Slavonic on 27, June, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
At long last I have finally completed to completion the first text to be added to a new section of this weblog dedicated to the advancement of the knowledge of Church Slavonic. The first text is a collection (in parallel) of prayers in preparation for Holy Communion according to a booklet published by Jordanville. I [...]
Language of the Church
Posted in Bishop Hilarion (Alfeyev), Chuch Slavonic, language, Patriarch Alexey II, Russian Orthodox Church, tagged Bishop Hilarion (Alfeyev), Church Slavonic, Patriarch Alexey II on 8, April, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I happened to be in attendance at the presentation recently reported on by ROCOR United and here present a few impressions. One thought which Dr. Sedakova expressed which I had never heard before was the idea that the language of the Slavic Church has never been simply understandable to every Peter, Paul, and Mary that [...]
