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#79742 - 10/15/98 10:15 PM
Vespers and Matins
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Does anyone know if there is an Eastern Rite Church in the USA that uses the old Vespers- Matins-Liturgy arangement. What people do not realize is that the Liturgy makes perfect sense when it is celebrated in that arrangement. So many Eastern Rite Churches have gone to Saturday Nite Anticipated Liturgy,so that vespers and matins have been neglected. Beleve it or not I just came from a Church that managed to do a Liturgy in under an hour. People are hungry to praise God, in some Evangelical Churches the service is at least two hours long!!
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#79743 - 10/18/98 01:44 PM
Re: Vespers and Matins
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Theodore: The only time in recent memory I have seen the combination of Vespers/Matins is at Easter and then, its a very wattered down verision. I have no idea if anyone does this anymore but for my area, you are lucky if you see vespers outside of Good Friday. Good luck!
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#79745 - 11/05/98 10:41 AM
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In the Melkite parish where I attend, Vespers is celebrated every Saturday evening, and Orthros/Matins is celebrated every Sunday morning before Divine Liturgy, beginning a little over an hour before the time that Divine Liturgy is "scheduled" to begin.
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#79746 - 11/05/98 01:52 PM
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To Bross where is your parish,and do Melkites churches have this practice?
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#79747 - 11/07/98 06:53 AM
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Theodore At St Nicholas in Anchorage we have 1/2 hour Vespers Saturday night before liturgy, and 1/2 hour Matins Sunday before liturgy.
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