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Древнеправославныи Молитвенникъ | Old Orthodox Prayer Book
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You will earn 1 Point for purchasing this product.Translated and Edited by Abbot German Ciuba, Bishop John Berzins, Archpriest Pimen Simon, Archpriest Theodore Jurewicz
Publication Data: Erie, PA: Russian Orthodox Church of the Nativity of Christ (Old Rite), 2015
Format: hardcover
Number of Pages: xiv + 744
Dimensions (l × w × h): 18.1 cm × 13.8 cm × 4.4 cm
Additional Information: text in Church Slavonic, two-color printing, black-and-white illustrations, one bookmark ribbon
Third Edition
Translated and Edited by Abbot German Ciuba, Bishop John Berzins, Archpriest Pimen Simon, Archpriest Theodore Jurewicz
“The sources from which our Slavonic text was drawn, and from which the English translation was made, are liturgical and devotional books carefully cherished and used for centuries by the Russian Orthodox Old Ritualists, commonly called Old Believers. These books are part of the whole Orthodox tradition; they are none other than the very books printed and used by the whole Orthodox Church in Russia before the reforms of Patriarch Nicon in the seventeenth century. Furthermore, the Russian Orthodox Church now accepts these books as being vehicles of salvation equal to the more modern editions. Thus the Orthodox reader will find in this prayer book material with which he is, in general, familiar, but with some small variations. For Old Ritualists, this material represents their precious heritage; for other Orthodox believers, it may serve as one more contribution to the fullness of the Orthodox tradition, which does not know uniformity, but which blossoms with many and diverse flowers.”
—“Preface”
CONTENTS
Preface to the First Edition
Preface to the Second Edition
Daily Prayers
Morning Prayers
Prayers during the Day
Evening Prayers
From the Divine Services
Vespers
Matins
The First Hour
The Order of Forgiveness
The Third Hour
The Sixth Hour
The Ninth Hour
The Divine Liturgy
Troparia and Kontakia
Resurrectional Troparia of the Eight Tones
Daily Troparia
Troparia of the Lenten Triodion
Troparia of the Paschal Triodion
Troparia of the Major Feasts and Great Saints
Canons
Canon to Our Lord Jesus Christ
Canon and Akathist Hymn to the Mother of God
Supplicatory Canon to the Mother of God
Canon to the Guardian Angel
A Longer Canon to the Guardian Angel
Canon for the Sick
Canons for the Departed:
Canon for Several Departed Persons
Canon for One Departed Person
Canon of Pascha
Hours of Pascha
Moleben
Prayers for Holy Communion
Canon before Holy Communion
Prayers before Holy Communion
Prayers after Holy Communion
Words of the Holy Fathers about Holy Communion
Reference
Instructional Information
Commemorations of the Year
Paschalion for the Years 1999–2099
Format: hardcover
Number of Pages: xiv + 744
Dimensions (l × w × h): 18.1 cm × 13.8 cm × 4.4 cm
Additional Information: text in Church Slavonic, two-color printing, black-and-white illustrations, one bookmark ribbon
Third Edition
Translated and Edited by Abbot German Ciuba, Bishop John Berzins, Archpriest Pimen Simon, Archpriest Theodore Jurewicz
“The sources from which our Slavonic text was drawn, and from which the English translation was made, are liturgical and devotional books carefully cherished and used for centuries by the Russian Orthodox Old Ritualists, commonly called Old Believers. These books are part of the whole Orthodox tradition; they are none other than the very books printed and used by the whole Orthodox Church in Russia before the reforms of Patriarch Nicon in the seventeenth century. Furthermore, the Russian Orthodox Church now accepts these books as being vehicles of salvation equal to the more modern editions. Thus the Orthodox reader will find in this prayer book material with which he is, in general, familiar, but with some small variations. For Old Ritualists, this material represents their precious heritage; for other Orthodox believers, it may serve as one more contribution to the fullness of the Orthodox tradition, which does not know uniformity, but which blossoms with many and diverse flowers.”
—“Preface”
CONTENTS
Preface to the First Edition
Preface to the Second Edition
Daily Prayers
Morning Prayers
Prayers during the Day
Evening Prayers
From the Divine Services
Vespers
Matins
The First Hour
The Order of Forgiveness
The Third Hour
The Sixth Hour
The Ninth Hour
The Divine Liturgy
Troparia and Kontakia
Resurrectional Troparia of the Eight Tones
Daily Troparia
Troparia of the Lenten Triodion
Troparia of the Paschal Triodion
Troparia of the Major Feasts and Great Saints
Canons
Canon to Our Lord Jesus Christ
Canon and Akathist Hymn to the Mother of God
Supplicatory Canon to the Mother of God
Canon to the Guardian Angel
A Longer Canon to the Guardian Angel
Canon for the Sick
Canons for the Departed:
Canon for Several Departed Persons
Canon for One Departed Person
Canon of Pascha
Hours of Pascha
Moleben
Prayers for Holy Communion
Canon before Holy Communion
Prayers before Holy Communion
Prayers after Holy Communion
Words of the Holy Fathers about Holy Communion
Reference
Instructional Information
Commemorations of the Year
Paschalion for the Years 1999–2099
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