The Holy Bible and its living in the liturgy
Before I talk about the relationship between the Bible and liturgy, it may be useful to define what liturgy is first and then […]
Candles in Christian worship
Does the candle express an accurate pictorial expression of the worshiper’s stance before God? She appears calm and calm, and her heart is burning with a fiery fire
Incense in Christian worship
Incense has practical value in prayer, so the Lord commanded Moses to offer good incense in daily worship and burn it on the altar.
Using light in worship
The use of light in worship in general, stems from God’s command to Moses: “Command the children of Israel to bring to you beaten olive oil.”
Introducing the child to church
It is customary in our church for a mother to come with her child forty days after his birth, so he can enter the church with her. accompanies
Holy Bible and Liturgy
Orthodoxy is defined by the preservation of the essential and inseparable relationship between the Bible and the liturgy, between divine revelation as the legal and normative source of our faith, and the celebration
Interpretation of liturgical words
AINOS: meaning praises, and it is called so because it is chanted in front of every verse of Psalm 150, which begins with the word “praise” and is chanted in
Great Holy Week
The Great and Holy Week, with all its events and meanings, forms a tightly interconnected unit. The first three days remind us of the purpose of the Lenten journey we have taken
Priestly clothing and its meaning
Priestly robes are garments worn by priesthood holders when they perform divine services and sacred mysteries. They remind them of their duties and are given to them upon their ordination. Wearing them is important.
Orthodox icon
0 – Introduction: Since childhood, icons have accompanied us in every aspect of the church, especially on the iconostasis. Our churches are a kind of celebration,