Singing the Triumphal Hymn
Summary: The belief that God became Man and dwells among us in Jesus Christ is at the very heart of Christian life and worship. Orthodox worship, therefore, involves the whole person – heart, mind, body and soul. In our services of worship, Christians pray and sing in liturgies that are not of this world. This podcast explores the Orthodox faith through music and liturgy.
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- Artist: Fr. John Finley and Ancient Faith Radio
- Copyright: Fr. John Finley and Ancient Faith Ministries
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Fr. John explains the significance of the liturgical year.
Fr. John explains the significance of the liturgical year.
Fr. John explains how Pentecost is the fulfillment of Pascha and then describes the ways in which Christ has imbued the past, present, and future with a new and joyful meaning.
Fr. John explains how Pentecost is the fulfillment of Pascha and then describes the ways in which Christ has imbued the past, present, and future with a new and joyful meaning.
The Scriptures instruct us to "redeem the time, for the days are evil," but how do we do so? In this introduction to his new series on the sanctification of time, Fr. John explains that it is one thing to remember the dates and times of feasts, but quite another to understand them.
The Scriptures instruct us to "redeem the time, for the days are evil," but how do we do so? In this introduction to his new series on the sanctification of time, Fr. John explains that it is one thing to remember the dates and times of feasts, but quite another to understand them.
Fr. John concludes his examination of the Divine Liturgy.
Fr. John concludes his examination of the Divine Liturgy.
Fr. John examines the eucharistic portion of the Divine Liturgy.
Fr. John examines the eucharistic portion of the Divine Liturgy.
Fr. John examines the Thanksgiving portion of the Divine Liturgy
Fr. John examines the Thanksgiving portion of the Divine Liturgy
Fr. John examines the shape of the Divine Liturgy following the dismissal of the catechumens.
Fr. John examines the shape of the Divine Liturgy following the dismissal of the catechumens.
Before the fourth century, the liturgy was divided into two parts: the Synaxis and the Eucharist. Fr. John examines them both.
