Holy Saturday St Elias Antiochian Cathedral Ottawa 2016
Divine Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts
Divine Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts at St. Elias Orthodox Chuch - Austin Texas
CREDO Pontifical Divine Liturgy, St. Elias Church
The Creed, sung during the Ordination to the Holy Diaconate of Father Deacon Tibor Turi, 6 Dec. 2004. (Bishop Stephen, Bishop of Toronto and Eastern Canada)
PARASTAS for a Priest: Панахида/Panachyda Memory Eternal
Sts. Cyril & Methodius Church
(Ukrainian Catholic--Eparchy of Toronto),
St. Catharines, ON Canada.
Video: Maria-Lynn Turi, June 27, 2011
The funeral of Mitrophoric Protopresbyter Dr. Mykola Komar , long-time pastor at Sts. Cyril & Methodius Church.
THE MEMORY ETERNAL (Vichnaya Pamyat) - This hauntingly and heart-wrenchingly beautiful refrain, typical of the Byzantine rite Memorial Prayer, does not mean that we are praying to remember the deceased person forever. Bishop Hlib (Lonchyna) explains that it comes from the Jesus the Christ's dialogue during His Crucifixion. The Good Thief prayed to Jesus: Remember me, Lord, in Your Kingdom. Jesus responded: Today you shall be with me in Paradise! This prayer of Vichnaya Pamyat asks the Christ to remember the Reposed in God's Kingdom (i.e. from Eternity). If the Messiah Remembers us at death, we shall be with Him in Paradise. This is what we mean when we pray: Memory Eternal for the reposed.
The Angel Cried Out (Hirmos Of Pascha)
Orthodox Easter midnight mass
SHOTLIST
1. Wide shot of Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow
2. Wide shot of service inside Cathedral
3. Various shots of Partiarch Alexi II leading service
4. Wide shot of faithful
5. Mid shot of Patriarch Alexi II announcing Jesus Christ has risen today!
6. Mid shot of Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, and Mikhail Fradkov, Prime Minister of Russia, and members of government praying
7. Tilt down from the top of Cathedral to priests
8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Patriarch Alexi II:
Jesus Christ rising from the dead is the beginning for the dead. Glory and power to Him, Amen.
9. Mid shot of priests
10. Mid shot of Putin, Fradkov and members of government praying
11. Cutaway of faithful praying
12. Close up of candles
13. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Patriarch Alexi II (addressing President Putin):
Meeting the resurrected Christ, we should feel that God is with us, and if God is with us, He will help us and strengthen us in the task which befalls on each of us - serving our people and the Church of Christ.
13. Wide shot of Partiarch Alexi embracing President Putin
14. Tilt up from service to Cathedral cupola
STORYLINE
Russian President Vladimir Putin attended a midnight mass on Saturday to usher in the Russian Orthodox Easter, led by the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow.
At one point, Patriarch Alexi II directly addressed Putin during the service.
Putin traditionally attends church services marking Orthodox holidays even if he is on a working visit in the country or abroad.
Three years ago, he celebrated Easter in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan, in an orthodox cathedral.
In 2000, the newly elected president attended the Easter service in the Isaac Cathedral in St. Petersburg.
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Pascha 2: Tropar, Tone 2
By descending into death, O Life Immortal, You destroyed hell's power by the brilliance of Your divinity and raised the dead from their deep sleep...
Greek Orthodox Patriarch leads Holy Thursday Mass in Jerusalem
SHOTLIST
1. Mid of Theofilos III, the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem, washing of clergy men feet
2. Mid of pilgrims in ceremony, AUDIO: bells ringing
3. More of Theofilos III washing of clergy men feet
4. Mid of priest standing on pulpit during ceremony
5. Various of Theofilos III arriving at ceremony with other priests
6. Mid of Theofilos III sitting, surrounded by other priests during ceremony
7. Mid of pilgrims
8. Wide of Theofilos III and other priests praying during ceremony
9. Tilt down from exterior of church to pilgrims
STORYLINE
The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem, Theofilos IIl, held a mass in the city's Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Thursday as part of the celebrations that mark Easter.
The Patriarch led a mass, during which he washed the feet of other clergy members in a traditional tribute to Jesus's washing of the feet of his disciples at the Last Supper in the Christian bible.
According to the Bible's New Testament, Jesus washed the feet of his twelve disciples when they ate one last meal together the night before he was taken away to be crucified.
Jesus, knowing already who his betrayer would be, Judas Iscariot, washed his feet and forgave him.
The ritual symbolises humility and is performed predominantly in Catholic churches on the last Thursday before Easter at the start of a three day commemoration that marks the three days from Jesus's death on the cross to his resurrection.
Orthodox Christians use a different calendar, the Julian calendar, from the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches, so their celebration of Easter usually falls on a different date.
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Ukrainian Carols (Коляди) - St. Elias Church - Christmas 2012
St. Elias Church (Ukrainian Catholic--Eparchy of Toronto),
Brampton, ON Canada.
Recorded Saturday, January 7, 2012
Shen Khar - Christ the Saviour Orthodox Cathedral
In the Yale Russian Chorus’ Georgian repertoire we don’t say “I love you,” we say “Shen khar venakhi akhlad aqvavebuli, da tavit tvisit mze khar da gabrtsq’invebuli”
St. Elias The Prophet, 30th Anniversary
Video slideshow of Divine Liturgy, recorded October 1, 2006. St. Elias Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church, Brampton, Ontario, Canada commemorating the 30th anniversary of the parish.
Otche Nash (Our Father Prayer) - January 7, 2015 Christmas Cathedral Philadelphia, PA
(Video 2 of 3) Christmas (Julian Calendar) at the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Philadelphia, PA on January 7, 2015. Video by The Way.
2017.11.23. Thanksgiving Moleben. Благодарственный молебен
Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving Moleben before the Kursk-Root Icon of the Mother of God (in English and Church Slavonic).
Record of the live streaming video from Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St John the Baptist in Washington, DC
November 23, 2017
День благодарения. Благодарственный молебен перед Курско-Коренной иконой Божией Матери (на Английском и Церковно-Славянском).
Запись прямой трансляции из Свято-Иоанно-Предтеченского Собора в г. Вашингтоне, О.К.
23 ноября 2017 года
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20190908 - Nativity of the Theotokos
Atlanta Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation
Gorgeous Byzantine Liturgy
Vancouver, Canada: September 1, 2012 - His Beatitude Patriarch Sviatoslav Shevchuk, 42-years-old and in Vancouver for the second time after fifteen years, sings the Divine Liturgy to mark the beginning of the new liturgical year. The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is the largest Eastern Church in full union with the Apostolic See of Peter. Many have suggested their liturgy to be the most beautiful on the planet earth.
Vespers at St. Elias the Prophet Byzantine Catholic Church
An intro to Vespers on Saturday, Jan. 27th in Brampton, Ontario. Check out for videos and docs not found on our YouTube channel.
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Divine Liturgy-Anaphora & Epiklesis
St. Elias Church (Ukrainian Catholic--Eparchy of Toronto),
Brampton, ON Canada.
Here begins the Anaphora (Canon). There is first a dialogue, Lift up your hearts etc., as with us, and the celebrant begins the Eucharistic prayer: It is meet and just to sing to Thee, to bless Thee, praise Thee and give thanks to Thee in all places. . . . It is not said aloud, but at the end he lifts up his voice and says: Crying, singing, proclaiming the hymn of victory and saying: -- and the choir sings Holy, Holy, Holy etc., as in our Mass. Very soon, after a short prayer the celebrant comes to the words of Institution. He lifts up his Voice and sings: Take and eat: this is my Body that is broken for you for the forgiveness of sins; and through the Ikonostasis the choir answers Amen. Then: Drink ye all of this, this is my Blood of the New Testament that is shed for you and for many for the forgiveness of sins. R. Amen -- as before.
The Epiklesis follows. The deacon invites the celebrant in each case: Bless, sir, the holy bread [or wine]. Send down thy Holy Spirit on us and on these present gifts....). Then, after an irrelevant interpolation, with two verses from Ps. l about the celebrant's own soul, he continues (Basil): this bread the precious Body itself of our Lord and God and Saviour Jesus Christ (Chrys.: and make this bread the precious Body of thy Christ). Deacon: Amen. Bless, Sir, the holy chalice. Celebrant (Basil): But this chalice the Precious Blood itself of our God and Saviour Jesus Christ (Chrys.: And what it is in this Chalice the precious Blood of Thy Christ). Deacon: Amen. Bless, Sir, both. Celebrant (Basil): That was shed for the life and salvation of the world (Chrys.: Changing it by thy Holy Spirit). Deacon: Amen. Amen. Amen. Both then make a deep prostration, and the deacon waves the ripidion (fan) over the Blessed Sacrament.
This ceremony, now interpreted mystically as a symbol of adoring angels, was certainly once a practical precaution. They have no pall over the chalice and there is a danger of flies. The waving of the ripidion occurs several times during the Liturgy. In the Byzantine Rite, as in all the Antiochene family of liturgies, the Intercession follows at this point. First comes a memory of saints; the deacon then reads the Diptychs of the Dead, and the celebrant says a prayer into which he may introduce the names of any of the faithful departed for whom he wishes to pray. The deacon then reads the Diptychs of the Living; more prayers for them follow. Here ends the Anaphora. The celebrant blesses the people: The mercy of our great God and Saviour Jesus Christ be with all of you. Choir: And with thy spirit. Meanwhile the celebrant says a long prayer silently. The people sing the Lord's Prayer, and the celebrant adds the clause: For Thine is the Kingdom etc. The Inclination follows. The deacon says, Bow your heads to the Lord (our Humiliate capita vestra Domino); they answer, To Thee, O Lord, and the celebrant says the Prayer of Inclination
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Divine Liturgy (English / Arabic) 2/27/2011
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Eternal Memory Вічная Память
St. Elias Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church, Brampton, ON Grant rest, O Lord, to the the soul of your servant. Sung at the end of the Panakhyda (funeral prayers)
Divine Liturgy from Philidelphia