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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediția a XI-a
The Nativity of Christ is the central point of the liturgical cycle of fixed date feasts. Forty days before Christmas, the entire Church is preparing, and this preparation has multiple dimensions: ideally, church services acquire certain lenten...
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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediţia a IX-a
The Vespers of the Forefeast of the Nativity of Christ follows la order of the daily Vespers. This structure allows the use of hymns at Lord, I have cried..., at Aposticha and as Apolitikia. The stichera used at Lord, I have cried..., are different...
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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediția a X-a
The Great and Holy Week, which represents the forefeast of the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, influenced the forefeast of two other major feasts of the Orthodox Christian calendar: the Nativity of Christ and the Epiphany. Both forefeasts...
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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediția a VIII-a
During the liturgical celebrations of the Orthodox Church, several readings selected from the Holy Scripture and from the writings of the Church Fathers are appointed by the Typikon. These readings are organized, forming a specific system during the...
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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediția a VII-a
The Orthodox Church carefully prepares each and every feast. This preparation includes o forefeast period, and, sometimes, fasting. Among the feasts during the liturgical year, the Nativity of Christ has the longer and the most developed preparation...
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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediția a VI-a
The Byzantine Rite has, for all the major feasts a preparation period. Frequently, this consists in fasting and specific hymns. One of the most complex forefeast can be seen for the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ. The oldest element of this...
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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediția a V-a
Alleluia services during Nativity Lent in the contemporary practice of the Orthodox Church: are they actual or out of use? ‘Alleluia’ services are Orthodox divine celebrations during which, at Vespers, instead of the prokeimenon ‘Alleluia’ is sung...
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Simpozionul Internaţional „Studia Theologica Doctoralia”, ediția a II-a
The Eastern Tradition considers St. James, the first bishop of Jerusalem, to be the author of two Liturgies: a full Liturgy and a Presanctified Liturgy, intended to be served during the liturgical days or seasons when the celebration of the full...
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