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Elvis_George
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Hey, y’all! Just asking but, what is your favorite liturgy or Anaphora?
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Margaret_Ann
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The Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great. Then the DL of St. John Chrysostom and Presanctified Liturgy.
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Elvis_George
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Which one is more commonly used?
catholic03
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I attend Holy Mass celebrated according to the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite.
I suppose I most like the Roman Canon.
If I had the option to (which I may well in the next few years), then I might choose to become part of an Extraordinary Form parish. I suppose I’d make a decision if that was the case.
I do hope to one day attend a Byzantine rite Eastern Catholic liturgy.
I am a Canadian citizen. If I ever move there, then I’ll have many opportunities to do this (they have many Ukrainian Catholic Eparchies there).
I suppose I most like the Roman Canon.
If I had the option to (which I may well in the next few years), then I might choose to become part of an Extraordinary Form parish. I suppose I’d make a decision if that was the case.
I do hope to one day attend a Byzantine rite Eastern Catholic liturgy.
I am a Canadian citizen. If I ever move there, then I’ll have many opportunities to do this (they have many Ukrainian Catholic Eparchies there).
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Margaret_Ann
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You’re in New Zealand, though, right?
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Elvis_George
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attend a Syro Malabr qurbana! There is 1 eparchy in Canada and I think there are some churches in NZ
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Margaret_Ann
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NZ is in lockdown too so I don’t think @catholic03 is going to be able to do that.
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ioannes_pius
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Of the Eastern Liturgies, my favourite is the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom. I have attend it many times, as well as a Maronite Liturgy and a Syro Malabar Liturgy. In fact, there just happens to be a Syro Malabar mission at my Parish (Eparchy of Mississauga).
catholic03
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Yes, Syro-Malabar Qurbana is said every 2nd week at my parish (about 10 minutes drive away).
As @Margaret_Ann said, I can’t attend any Mass at the moment as we’re on lockdown.
As @Margaret_Ann said, I can’t attend any Mass at the moment as we’re on lockdown.
catholic03
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Yes, I am.You’re in New Zealand, though, right?
Although my grandparents were from England and my parents were born in North America.
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Elvis_George
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My parish used to be a mission. They were tough times. We often faced discrimnation cause they didn’t understand us so we bought our own parish
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NinaJarabova
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Saint John Chrysostom’s
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Elvis_George
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The Anaphora of Mar Theodore is an East Syriac adaption of the Liturgy of John Chysostom. The Anaphora is almost never used
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Elvis_George
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Have you ever seen the Anaphora of St.James? That is my favourite liturgy (The Antiochian version) besides the Anaphora of Mar Addai and Mari
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Margaret_Ann
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No, but iirc the Cherubic Hymn for Great Saturday is from the Liturgy of St. James.
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Margaret_Ann
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Btw, do you read Arabic? I have an icon with an Arabic inscription on it and can’t read it.
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Elvis_George
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yes…I can read arabic and syriac but I do not know what the word will mean although if its the icon of the virgin I might know cause I do know some liturgical words
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CoffeeFanatic
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Yes! I love All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence. At my parish we sing the Turchaninov arrangement in English.
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Margaret_Ann
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Thank you.
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Margaret_Ann
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OK. I’ll have to take a picture & post it.
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