Our Father in Slavonic
http://www.Orthodox.net
'Our Father' chanted in Church Slavonic by the entire congregation, directed by Dn. Nicholas Park (this happens at every Divine Liturgy served at our church). St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox church in McKinney, TX.
Видео Our Father in Slavonic канала orthodoxnet
'Our Father' chanted in Church Slavonic by the entire congregation, directed by Dn. Nicholas Park (this happens at every Divine Liturgy served at our church). St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox church in McKinney, TX.
Видео Our Father in Slavonic канала orthodoxnet
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
Другие видео канала
15th Sunday after Pentecost. (October 3, 2021 / September 20, 2021)
What are the works? They are in the heart. “Believe the works, that ye may know and believe…”
We gird up our loins, with a lively hope. Holy Apostles Peter & Paul
What is Great Lent? (& WHY, & WHAT should you do during Great Lent?) (Clean Mon, 02/27/2023)
Colossians 1 3 Read it as a question#doyouhaveaminute
Great Lent not just a fast; a time to "to awake out of sleep: for now is our salvation nearer ,,,"
Divine Liturgy for the 10th Sunday after Pentecost (August 16, 2020 / August 3, 2020)
1st Sunday of Great Lent. Triumph of Orthodoxy (March 13, 2022 / February 28, 2022)
The Doxastikon for Pentecost explains the Trisagion prayer. Why emphasize the Holy Trinity?
14th Sunday after Pentecost (September 26, 2021 / September 13, 2021)
Unction - the anointing of the Sick and infirm - Part 01
6th Sunday of Pascha (May 21, 2023 / May 8, 2023)
“In your patience, possess ye your souls.” How do we become patient? St John Kochurov, 2022
Liturgy
Learning to pray with flagrant honesty about ourselves and God
The Beatitudes as a “Ladder of Divine Ascent” Matthew 4:25-5:12
23rd Sunday after Pentecost (November 28, 2021 / November 15, 2021)
26th Sunday after Pentecost (December 11, 2022 / November 28, 2022)
21st Sunday after Pentecost (November 14, 2021 / November 1, 2021)
19th Sunday after Pentecost (October 23, 2022 / October 10, 2022)
Lazarus Saturday, 2020.Sadness for our catechumens, but there will be joy!