I'm super happy to be an Orthodox convert. Although Orthodoxy is new in the Philippines and our numbers are few I'm sure a time will come that God will bless us with more converts and our humble Churches and Temples will be as beautiful as that of Russias and Americas for the Glory of God.
Amazing video. I'm Eastern Catholic so, very familiar as our liturgy has been reclaiming its roots. Chant and choral singing in Church Slavonic is sublime. Something gets lost when in English. Nice to see Orthodox representation from Washington DC and that one temple looks like the Mechanicsburg, PA parish to me. Thank you for posting.
Orthodox Christian Church. Christianity as was during its early years. Glory to God the Father. Glory to God the Son. Glory to God the Holy Spirit. May the good Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ continue to guide us through these difficult times. Amen. ✝️ 🌴🐊🇵🇬
These vids are awesome! If you're still in the business of making these edits, I'd appreciate one for the 'Before Thy Cross'/'Кресту твоему' chant. One of my favorite chants.
Аминь и Аллилуйя МАТЕНКЕ БОЖИЕЙ МАРИИ СВЯТОЙ ВСЕСВЯТЕЙШЕЙ ВСЕПЕТАЯ МАТИ БОГОРОДИЦЫ Аминь Супер спасибо ТЕБЕ БОЖЕ ПРАВЫЙ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ благодарю за все БОГУ СЛАВА БОГУ САВАОФУ и СЫНОЧКУ БОЖИЮ ИИСУСУ ХРИСТУ И СВЯТОГО ДУХА ЯХВЕ БОГА❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is one of my favorite texts from the Divine Liturgy. I am working at memorizing it in Slavonic, along with several others. But if you try to translate the text, you will be greatly frustrated, as the grammar is almost inscrutable. It is poetry, and one must just take it as that.
@@nicholashojnicki edited: that is not what is being read in the background (Psalm 50 is indeed read by the deacon while he censes). In this recording the main concelebrant is reading the priestly prayer: "no one who is bound with the desires and the pleasures of earthly flesh..." Then he recites three times the first part of the Cherubim Hymn and the deacon responds with the second part.
this is not a recording of the actual service in this church. it is the Sretensky Monastery Choir singing over a compendium of services in several churches in Russia and America
What is the deacon behind the holy table carrying on his shoulder, what is it called and what is its purpose? These strike me as being specific to the Russian usage. Often, they rest behind the holy table, one on each side. I've wondered this for some time now.
I'm super happy to be an Orthodox convert. Although Orthodoxy is new in the Philippines and our numbers are few I'm sure a time will come that God will bless us with more converts and our humble Churches and Temples will be as beautiful as that of Russias and Americas for the Glory of God.
Are you sure you want to be proud? The Scriptures condemn pride at every turn.
@@HighCarbDiabeticV right, I meant to say happy 😊
Our Faith is the most beautiful thing ever. 🥹🥹🥹😭
Amazing video. I'm Eastern Catholic so, very familiar as our liturgy has been reclaiming its roots. Chant and choral singing in Church Slavonic is sublime. Something gets lost when in English. Nice to see Orthodox representation from Washington DC and that one temple looks like the Mechanicsburg, PA parish to me. Thank you for posting.
Staggeringly beautiful 🙏
Thanks Nickolas for putting this up.
Orthodox Christian Church. Christianity as was during its early years. Glory to God the Father. Glory to God the Son. Glory to God the Holy Spirit. May the good Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ continue to guide us through these difficult times. Amen. ✝️ 🌴🐊🇵🇬
These vids are awesome! If you're still in the business of making these edits, I'd appreciate one for the 'Before Thy Cross'/'Кресту твоему' chant. One of my favorite chants.
Unbelievably beautiful!
Аминь и Аллилуйя МАТЕНКЕ БОЖИЕЙ МАРИИ СВЯТОЙ ВСЕСВЯТЕЙШЕЙ ВСЕПЕТАЯ МАТИ БОГОРОДИЦЫ Аминь Супер спасибо ТЕБЕ БОЖЕ ПРАВЫЙ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ благодарю за все БОГУ СЛАВА БОГУ САВАОФУ и СЫНОЧКУ БОЖИЮ ИИСУСУ ХРИСТУ И СВЯТОГО ДУХА ЯХВЕ БОГА❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
God bless you
БОЖЕ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤нет слов выразить благодарность❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful 💋💋💋💋🔥🔥🔥
Approaching the Eastern Orthodox Blessed and Almighty God.
This is one of my favorite texts from the Divine Liturgy. I am working at memorizing it in Slavonic, along with several others. But if you try to translate the text, you will be greatly frustrated, as the grammar is almost inscrutable. It is poetry, and one must just take it as that.
The OCA has been doing the Divine Liturgy in English for over 50 years. Nothing about the text in English is inscrutable.
Very well done, I like how the deacon is overlapped by the choir.
Psalm 51
Psalm 51 (50) or 52(51)? I’m assuming 51(50) “have mercy on me o God…”
@@Vladimir82623 Septuagint, Psalm 51
Gotcha, thanks.
@@nicholashojnicki edited: that is not what is being read in the background (Psalm 50 is indeed read by the deacon while he censes). In this recording the main concelebrant is reading the priestly prayer: "no one who is bound with the desires and the pleasures of earthly flesh..." Then he recites three times the first part of the Cherubim Hymn and the deacon responds with the second part.
this is not a recording of the actual service in this church. it is the Sretensky Monastery Choir singing over a compendium of services in several churches in Russia and America
Sretensky Monastery is singing the Cherubic Hymn in this video. It is a compilation of multiple churches around the world.
What is the deacon behind the holy table carrying on his shoulder, what is it called and what is its purpose? These strike me as being specific to the Russian usage. Often, they rest behind the holy table, one on each side. I've wondered this for some time now.
the deacon, during the Great Entrance puts the aer, or the large cloth the cover that the gifts until The Creed, over his shoulder.
écoutons...ne cherchons pas à traduire...Christ vient en nous....