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- "The Typikon Decoded" by Archimandrite Job Getcha Covers the celebration of the offices throughout the Byzantine liturgical year. The organization and composition of the liturgical offices are first situated in the context of their historical development, and then are analyzed in detail from a practical
- ChoralWiki The source for public domain choral music. Many Russian Orthodox titles — in Slavonic.
- On-line Liturgical Resources A clearing house of websites.
- Orthodox Liturgical Texts & Resources This site includes resources in a variety of languages.
- Orthodox Terminology Part of the parish site of the Church of the Mother of God, Mary’s Landing, NJ. An extensive glossary.
- orthodoxwiki If it’s here, it *must* be Orthodox!
- Podoben An extensive collection of Orthodox church music.
- Seraphim 6 Productions Macrina Lewis’s website: Orthodox church music publishing
- St. Michael's litrugical music page A unique collection of liturgical music from St. Michael’s Carpatho-Russian Greek Catholic Church in Binghamton, NY.
- The Way of Beauty An interesting and thoughtful blog on…beauty, maintained by David Clayton, an English Catholic.
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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Authenticity in Worship
“The time is coming – and now is – when the true worshipers will worship the Father in Spirit and in Truth.” Christians must return to this saying of the Lord again and again. We must “examine ourselves” to see … Continue reading
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Stomping Feet
At our parish, as with most Orthodox parishes, we sing the Paschal hymn, “Christ is risen,” to several melodies. Our favorite by far is a Galician tune that has rhythm, a definite meter and repeated bits of text. We don’t … Continue reading
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A Reflection on Holy Saturday
As I write this, it’s mid-summer, and for some reason I’m surfing a Chaldean Church of the East website. Actually, it’s not odd. It’s Transfiguration, and I was looking for hymns on the subject, and, lo! up came this site. … Continue reading
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