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SUMMARY:Sunday\, July 12\, 2026\; Seventh Sunday after Pentecost\; Octoecho
 s Tone 6\; The Holy Martyrs Proclus and Hilary\; Our Venerable Father Mich
 ael of Maleon. Resurrectional Gospel 7
DESCRIPTION:GREAT VESPERS ON SATURDAY NIGHT\n\nKathisma Reading\n\nBlessed 
 is the man… is sung.\n\nAt Psalm 140\n\nTone 6\n\nLead my soul forth fro
 m prison* that I may give thanks to Your name.\n\nO Christ\, You won the v
 ictory over Hades\,* You ascended the cross so that You might raise up wit
 h Yourself* all those who dwelt in the darkness of death.* Almighty Saviou
 r\, You are free from death* and bestow life by Your divine light.* We\, t
 herefore\, beseech You to have mercy on us.\n\nThe just shall gather aroun
 d me* when You have been good to me.\n\nToday Christ has conquered Death.*
  He has risen from the grave as He had foretold\,* bestowing great joy upo
 n the world.* Therefore\, let us all lift up our voices and sing:* O Fount
  of Life\, O Light whom no one can approach\,* Almighty Saviour\, have mer
 cy on us.\n\nOut of the depths I cry to You\, O Lord\;* O Lord\, hear my v
 oice!\n\nO Lord\, where can we sinners flee from You\,* for You are presen
 t in all creation?* You are present in heaven\, for it is Your dwelling pl
 ace.* Your power prevails in Hades where You conquered Death.* O Master\, 
 Your sustaining hand touches even the depths of the sea.* Where\, then\, c
 an we take refuge except in You?* We\, therefore\, prostrate ourselves bef
 ore You and pray:* O Lord\, risen from the dead\, have mercy on us.\n\nLet
  Your ears be attentive* to the voice of my prayer.\n\nWe exult in Your cr
 oss\, O Christ\,* and we sing the glory of Your resurrection.* For You are
  our God\, and we have no other Lord but You.\n\nIf You mark iniquities\, 
 Lord\, who can stand?* But with You forgiveness is that You may be revered
 .\n\nGlory to Your might\, O Lord\,* for You have conquered the power of d
 eath.* You have renewed us through Your cross\,* granting us life and inco
 rruption.\n\nI have waited for You as You have commanded\; my soul patient
 ly relies on Your promise\,* for it has trusted in the Lord.\n\nWe forever
  bless the Lord and praise His resurrection\,* for by suffering crucifixio
 n\,* He has destroyed death by His death.\n\nFrom the morning watch until 
 night* let Israel trust in the Lord.\n\nBy Your death and burial\, O Lord\
 ,* You broke asunder the bonds of Hades\;* and by Your resurrection from t
 he dead\,* You enlightened the whole world.* We\, therefore\, exclaim: Glo
 ry to You\, O Lord!\n\nTone 1\n\nFor with the Lord there is mercy\, and wi
 th Him there is plentiful redemption\;* and He shall redeem Israel from al
 l its iniquities.\n\nYou suffered a multitude of tortures\,* together obta
 ining your holy crowns\, Proclus and Hilary.* Therefore we worthily celebr
 ate your memory\,* praying fervently that you may intercede for us.\n\nPra
 ise the Lord\, all the nations\;* proclaim His glory\, all you people.\n\n
 Proclus\, your body was torn asunder\, * but you obtained eternal glory\, 
 blessed one.* Now that you are in the eternal light of Paradise\,* pray th
 at we who sing to you* may also see this light!\n\nStrong is the love of t
 he Lord for us\;* eternally will His truth endure.\n\nLike two fountains o
 f light\, holy passion bearers\, Proclus and Hilary\,* dispel the darkenin
 g of passions* as we sing to you with joy\,* celebrating your memory!\n\nT
 one 6\, Glory… Now…\n\nWho would not call you blessed\, O Virgin most 
 holy?* Who would not sing a hymn of praise* to the glory of your giving bi
 rth without pain or travail?* The Only-begotten Son Himself\,* begotten of
  the Father before all ages\,* was made flesh out of you in a manner* that
  cannot be explained\, O Woman most pure!* And for our sake\, He who is Go
 d by nature* assumed the nature of a man.* He is not divided into two pers
 ons\;* He is understood to have two natures* without commixion or confusio
 n.* O noble and blessed Woman\,* intercede with Him that He may have mercy
  on our souls.\n\nAposticha\n\nTone 6\n\nO Christ our Saviour\,* the angel
 s in heaven sing the praises of Your resurrection\;* make us on earth also
  worthy* to extol and glorify You with a pure heart.\n\nThe Lord reigns\, 
 He is clothed in majesty. Robed is the Lord\, and girt about with strength
 .\n\nAlmighty God\, You destroyed the brazen gates and bars of Hades\,* an
 d raised up fallen mankind.* Therefore\, with one accord\, we cry out:* O 
 Lord\, risen from the dead\, glory to You!\n\nFor He has made the world fi
 rm\, which shall not be moved.\n\nChrist willed to renew us from our corru
 ption of old* by being nailed to a cross and placed in a tomb.* When the w
 omen came to anoint His body they tearfully cried out:* O\, what sorrow af
 flicts us!* O Saviour of All\, how could You consent to occupy a grave?* I
 f you truly willed this\, then why did You allow Your body to be stolen?* 
 How were You removed?* What place now conceals Your life-bearing body?* O 
 Lord\, appear to us as You promised* and put an end to our tears.* As they
  were lamenting\, an angel appeared and cried out to them:* Do not weep\, 
 but tell the apostles that the Lord is risen\,* granting sanctification an
 d great mercy to the world.\n\nHoliness befits Your house\, O Lord\, for l
 ength of days.\n\nO Christ\, You were crucified of Your own free will\,* a
 nd by Your burial You imprisoned Death.* As God\, You rose in glory on the
  third day\,* granting life and great mercy to the world.\n\nGlory... Now.
 ..\n\nChrist the Lord\, our Creator and Redeemer\,* came forth from your w
 omb\, O most pure Virgin.* He clothed Himself in our human flesh* to set u
 s free from the original curse of Adam.* Therefore\, O Mary\, we praise yo
 u\, without ceasing\,* as the true Virgin Mother of God\,* and we sing wit
 h the angels:* Rejoice\, O Lady\, advocate\, protector\, and salvation of 
 our souls.\n\nTroparia\n\nTone 6\n\nAngelic powers were upon Your tomb* an
 d the guards became like dead men\;* Mary stood before Your tomb* seeking 
 Your most pure body.* You captured Hades without being overcome by it.* Yo
 u met the Virgin and granted life.* O Lord\, risen from the dead\,* glory 
 be to You!\n\nGlory... \n\nYour holy martyrs Proclus and Hilary\, O Lord\,
 * through their sufferings have received their incorruptible crowns from Y
 ou\, our God!* For having Your strength\, they laid low their adversaries\
 ,* and shattered the powerless boldness of demons.* Through their interces
 sions\, save our souls!\n\nNow...\n\nO Mother of God\, the mystery hidden 
 from all eternity* and unknown even to the angels\,* was revealed through 
 you to those on earth:* God took on our human nature* and united it to His
  divine nature in a perfect but unconfused union.* Then\, He willingly acc
 epted the cross for our sake* and thereby raised again the first created\,
 * and saved our souls from death.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nGREAT MATINS ON SUNDAY MOR
 NING\n\nUsual Beginning\n\nHexapsalm\n\nGreat Litany\n\nGod the Lord\, Ton
 e 6\n\nTroparia\, Tone 6\n\nAngelic powers were upon Your tomb* and the gu
 ards became like dead men\;* Mary stood before Your tomb* seeking Your mos
 t pure body.* You captured Hades without being overcome by it.* You met th
 e Virgin and granted life.* O Lord\, risen from the dead\,* glory be to Yo
 u!\n\nGlory... \n\nYour holy martyrs Proclus and Hilary\, O Lord\,* throug
 h their sufferings have received their incorruptible crowns from You\, our
  God!* For having Your strength\, they laid low their adversaries\,* and s
 hattered the powerless boldness of demons.* Through their intercessions\, 
 save our souls!\n\nNow...\n\nO Mother of God\, the mystery hidden from all
  eternity* and unknown even to the angels\,* was revealed through you to t
 hose on earth:* God took on our human nature* and united it to His divine 
 nature in a perfect but unconfused union.* Then\, He willingly accepted th
 e cross for our sake* and thereby raised again the first created\,* and sa
 ved our souls from death.\n\nPsalter Reading\n\nStasis I: Psalms 9\, 10\nS
 tasis II: Psalms 11\, 12\, 13\nStasis III: Psalms 14\, 15\, 16\n\nSmall Li
 tany\n\nSessional Hymn I\, Tone 6\n\nWhile the tomb lay open and Hades lam
 ented\,* Mary\, cried to the Apostles who were in hiding saying:* “Come 
 forth\, you workers of the vineyard\,* proclaim to the world the word of t
 he Resurrection\,* for the Lord is risen\,* granting the world His great m
 ercy!”\n\nArise\, O Lord my God\, let Your hands be lifted on high\;* fo
 rget not Your poor to the end.\n\nMary Magdalene stood by Your tomb O Lord
 \,* and mistaking You for the gardener\,* weeping she cried aloud to You:*
  “Where have You hidden the Life eternal?* Where have You placed He who 
 sits on the Cherubic Throne?* For those who were guarding Him have become 
 as dead-men through fear.* Either give me my Lord or cry out with me:* O Y
 ou who were numbered among the dead and have raised the dead\,* glory be t
 o You!”\n\nGlory… Now…\n\nGideon foretold of your conception\,* and 
 David revealed your ineffable child-bearing\, O Theotokos\;* for the Word 
 descended like a dew upon the fleece of your womb\,* and you O Virgin full
  of grace\,* like unto a holy and fertile earth\,* budded forth without se
 ed our salvation\, Christ God.\n\nPsalter Reading\n\nStasis I: Psalm 17\nS
 tasis II: Psalms 18\, 19\, 20\nStasis III: Psalms 21\, 22\, 23\n\nSmall Li
 tany\n\nSessional Hymn II\, Tone 6\n\nLife was laid in the tomb* and a sea
 l was set upon the stone\;* the soldiers stood guarding Christ like a slee
 ping King\;* and having invisibly struck His foes the Lord arose.\n\nI wil
 l confess You\, O Lord\, with my whole heart\,* I will tell of all Your wo
 nders.\n\nJonah foretold of Your tomb\,* and Symeon revealed Your divine A
 rising\, O immortal Lord\;* for You descended as One dead into the tomb\,*
  and having smashed the gates of Hades\,* You arose without corruption as 
 Master\, for the salvation of all the world\,* O Christ our God\,* enlight
 ening those lying in darkness.\n\nGlory… Now…\n\nO Virgin Theotokos\, 
 entreat your Son Christ our God\,* who was willingly nailed upon the Cross
 \,* and freed the world from deception\,* that He have mercy upon our soul
 s!\n\nPolyeleos\n\nEvoglitaria\n\nSmall Litany\n\nHypakoe\, Tone 6\n\nBy Y
 our voluntary and life-giving death\, O Christ\,* You shattered the gates 
 of Hades\,* and as God You opened to us the Paradise of old\;* and by aris
 ing from the dead\,* You delivered our lives from corruption.\n\nGradual H
 ymns\, Tone 6\n\nAntiphon 1\n\nUnto heaven I raise my eyes\, even unto You
 \, O Word\;* have pity on me\,* that I may live for You.\n\nHave mercy upo
 n us who are filled with contempt O Word\,* repairing Your broken vessels*
  that we may be found useful.\n\nGlory… Now…\n\nIn the Holy Spirit is 
 the cause of all salvation\,* if He sees fit to breathe on one of His crea
 tures\,* He swiftly raises him from the things of this earth\, and having 
 given him wings\,* makes him to flourish and raises him on high.\n\nAntiph
 on 2\n\nIf the Lord had not dwelt among us\,* none could have withstood th
 e attacks of the enemy\,* for those who are victorious* are exalted by Him
 .\n\nLet not my soul be taken like a sparrow by their teeth\, O Word\;* Wo
 e unto me!* How shall I\, the lover of sin\, be delivered from the power o
 f the enemy?\n\nGlory… Now…\n\nIn the Holy Spirit all find divine insp
 iration\,* goodness\, understanding\, peace\, and blessing\;* for He is eq
 ual in activity* to the Father and the Word.\n\nAntiphon 3\n\nThey that pu
 t their trust in the Lord look upon high* and are thus fearful to their fo
 es* and wondrous to all mankind.\n\nUnto the pursuit of iniquities* the ri
 ghteous stretch not the hands\,* having You\, O Saviour\, as their helper.
 \n\nGlory… Now…\n\nIn the Holy Spirit is sovereignty over all creation
 \;* Him the armies of hosts above worship* and by everything that has brea
 th below* is He worshiped.\n\nProkeimenon\, Tone 6\n\nO Lord\, stir up You
 r might* and come to save us.\n\nverse: O Shepherd of Israel\, attend\, Yo
 u that lead Joseph like a sheep.\n\nLet everything that lives\, Tone 6\n\n
 Gospel 7\n\nJohn 20:1-10\n\nHymn of Resurrection\n\nPsalm 50\n\nVerses at 
 Psalm 50\n\nCanon\, Tone 6\n\nOde 1\n\nCanon of the Resurrection\n\nIrmos:
  Israel\, marching on foot in the sea as on the dry land\,* saw Pharaoh th
 e pursuer overthrown in the deep\,* and raised a triumphant shout:* Let us
  sing to God a hymn of victory.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lor
 d.\n\nO Good Jesus\, with your arms stretched wide upon the cross\, you ha
 ve fulfilled in all things the Father’s good pleasure\; therefore let us
  all sing to you a hymn of victory.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O
  Lord.\n\nDeath\, the end of life\, as a slave under orders\, in fear appr
 oaches you\, the Lord of life\, whereby you award to us life without end a
 nd resurrection.\n\nMost holy Theotokos\, save us.\n\nPure one\, who beyon
 d understanding received your Creator\, of his own will made flesh in your
  seedless womb\, you are declared to be in truth creation’s sovereign La
 dy.\n\nOde 3\n\nCanon of the Resurrection\n\nIrmos: None is holy but you\,
  O Lord my God\,* the one who is the Good\;* you have exalted the horn of 
 your faithful people\,* and founded them on the rock of their confession o
 f you.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nCreation\, seeing G
 od crucified in the flesh\, was dissolving in fear\, but by the strong han
 d of the Crucified it was firmly held together.\n\nGlory to your holy Resu
 rrection\, O Lord.\n\nSorry death\, destroyed by death\, lies lifeless\; u
 nable to withstand the God-filled assault of Life\, the strong one dies. A
 nd so to all is given resurrection.\n\nMost holy Theotokos\, save us.\n\nO
  pure one\, the wonder of your divine child-bearing surpasses the laws of 
 nature: marvellous was your conceiving of God in your womb\, and marvellou
 s the birth and your abiding virginity.\n\nOde 4\n\nCanon of the Resurrect
 ion\n\nIrmos: Christ\, my strength\, my God\, my Lord\,* most fittingly yo
 ur holy Church keeps festival\,* singing\, dancing\, crying out with pure 
 minds\,* feasting in the Lord.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord
 .\n\nTruly\, O Christ\, the tree of life has blossomed for the cross\, pla
 nted in the earth\, fed with blood and water from your pure side\, has put
  forth life for us.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nNo mor
 e the serpent’s lying whisper: You shall be like God\; for Christ\, divi
 ne Creator of man’s nature\, now has opened out before me\, with none to
  hinder\, the pathway of life.\n\nMost holy Theotokos\, save us.\n\nEver-v
 irgin Mother of God\, truly beyond speech and incomprehensible to heaven a
 nd to earth are the mysteries of your God-befitting child bearing.\n\n&nbs
 p\;\n\nOde 5\n\nCanon of the Resurrection\n\nIrmos: Shine with your divine
  splendour\, I pray you\, O you who are good\,* on the souls of those who 
 rise early to you* and long to know you\, O Word of God\,* as in truth the
  God who calls them back from sin’s deep darkness.\n\nGlory to your holy
  Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nNow the Cherubim withdraw from me\, and the fla
 ming sword is turned back at sight of you\, O Word of God\, in truth the G
 od who makes for the Thief the path to Paradise.\n\nGlory to your holy Res
 urrection\, O Lord.\n\nI fear no longer the return to the dust\, Lord Chri
 st\, for in your great mercy through your resurrection you have led me\, f
 orgotten\, from the dust to the heights of incorruption.\n\nMost holy Theo
 tokos\, save us.\n\nO good Lady of the world\, keep safe those who from th
 e heart confess you God-bearer\, for we have gained you\, true Mother of G
 od\, for our invincible protection.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nOde 6\n\nCanon of the Re
 surrection\n\nIrmos: Watching life’s sea rising in the surging waves of 
 temptations\,* fast making for your calm harbour\, I cry out to you:* Lead
  my life up from corruption\,* O you of many mercies .\n\nGlory to your ho
 ly Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nCrucified\, O Lord\, by the nails which faste
 ned you\, you annulled the curse upon us\; pierced in the side by the spea
 r\, you tore up the written scroll against Adam\, and set the whole world 
 free.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nDeception tripped up
  Adam and brought him to the depth of Hell. But you\, God and compassion b
 y nature\, came down to seek him and\, lifting him up on your shoulders\, 
 raised him up with yourself.\n\nMost holy Theotokos\, save us.\n\nAll-holy
  Lady\, who bore to mortal man his Lord and pilot\, quieten the fearful an
 d unresting tumult of my passions\, and grant to my heart tranquillity.\n\
 nKontakion\n\nWith His life-giving hand* Christ our God\, the Giver of lif
 e\,* raised all the dead from the murky abyss* and bestowed resurrection u
 pon humanity.* He is for all the Saviour\,* the resurrection and the life\
 , and the God of all.\n\nIkos\n\nO Giver of life\, we sing and we worship 
 your cross and your burial\, for you entered Hell\, O deathless one\, as G
 od of all power\, and raising the dead with yourself and shattering the ga
 tes of Hell\, as God you demolished the might of death. Therefore with lov
 e and with longing we who are born of the earth praise you as risen from t
 he dead\, overthrowing the might of the all-destroying foe\, raising up al
 l who believe in you\, delivering the world from the stings of the serpent
  and us from the wiles of the enemy\, as the one who alone possesses the p
 ower. Devoutly we sing\, therefore\, the praises of your resurrection\, fo
 r by this\, as God of all\, you have saved us.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nOde 7\n\nCano
 n of the Resurrection\n\nIrmos: As falling dew the angel made the furnace 
 to the holy children\,* and the command of God burned the Chaldeans\;* and
  the tyrant was convinced\, crying aloud:* Blessed are you\, the God of ou
 r fathers.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nThe sun lamenti
 ng your Passion\, O Lord\, drew darkness around him and the light of the d
 ay was darkened over the whole of the earth\, which cried aloud: Blessed a
 re you\, the God of our fathers.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lo
 rd.\n\nAt your descent\, O Christ\, the underworld was clothed in splendou
 r\; our first father\, filled with gladness of heart\, sprang up\, dancing
  and crying out: Blessed are you\, the God of our fathers.\n\nMost holy Th
 eotokos\, save us.\n\nThrough you\, O Virgin Mother\, light has risen and 
 joy to all the inhabited earth\, for you gave birth to God the Creator of 
 all\; ask him for us\, All-pure\, to send down to your faithful people gre
 at mercy.\n\nOde 8\n\nCanon of the Resurrection\n\nIrmos: Dew from the fla
 mes you shed on the holy ones\,* burning thus with water the sacrifice of 
 the righteous.* All things\, O Christ\, you bring about according to your 
 holy will\;* we highly exalt you throughout the ages.\n\nGlory to your hol
 y Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nEnvy has finished its work on the people of th
 e Jews: of old the slayers of the prophets now they are slayers of God\; t
 hey set you upon the cross\, O Word of God\, you whom we highly exalt thro
 ughout the ages.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nO Christ\
 , without leaving the courts of Heaven you came to Hell. Together with you
 rself you awakened the whole man\, lying m corruption\, and he highly exal
 ts you now throughout the ages.\n\nMost holy Theotokos\, save us.\n\nFrom 
 light you conceived the light-giving Word\, ineffably you gave him birth\,
  and are glorified. For the Holy Spirit dwelt in you\, O Maid\, and theref
 ore we praise you throughout the ages.\n\nMagnificat\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nOde 9\n
 \nCanon of the Resurrection\n\nIrmos: No man can see God\, on whom the ran
 ks of angels dare not gaze\;* but\, through you\, All-holy One\, the Word 
 made flesh is seen of mortal men.* Magnifying him with all the heavenly ho
 sts\,* we call you blessed.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord.\n
 \nFree from passions you remained\, O Word of God\, when you held converse
  with passions in the flesh. But having dealt to passion a Passion\, you l
 oosed man from his passions. For you alone are impassible and almighty\, o
 ur Saviour.\n\nGlory to your holy Resurrection\, O Lord.\n\nAccepting the 
 corruption of death\, O Lord\, you kept your body from tasting corruption\
 , and your soul\, life-giving\, divine\, was not left in Hell. But\, as fr
 om sleep arising\, you raised us up with yourself.\n\nWe bless the Lord\, 
 Father\, Son\, and Holy Spirit.\n\nWith pure lips we mortal men give glory
  to God the Father\, to the Son with him without beginning\, and we worshi
 p the inexpressible power\, most glorious\, of the All-holy Spirit\; for y
 ou alone subsist almighty\, undivided Trinity.\n\nSmall Litany\n\nHoly is 
 the Lord\n\nHymn of Light\n\nWhen Mary Magdalene had said * that the Lord 
 had been taken\, * to the tomb Simon Peter ran * as did the other mystic o
 f Christ\, who was the beloved. * Both of them ran together * and found th
 e linen cloths inside * by themselves lying\, and also not with these * wa
 s the napkin from His head lying rolled up. * And therefore they went back
  in peace * until they saw the Lord Christ.\n\nGlory… Now…\n\nGreat an
 d extraordinary things * for me have You accomplished\, * O my Christ\, ve
 ry merciful. * For inexplicably You were born of a virgin damsel\, * and t
 he Cross You accepted\, * and death You endured\, O Savior\, * and You aro
 se in glory after three days\, * and from death You liberated our nature. 
 * O Christ\, to Your glory\, glory be. * Glory be to Your power.\n\nPraise
 s\n\nStichera of the Praises\, Tone 6\n\nTo carry out the sentence pre-ord
 ained:* this honour is for all His faithful.\n\nYour Cross\, O Lord\, is t
 he life and resurrection of Your people\,* and trusting in it we sing Your
  praises:* O our risen God\, have mercy upon us.\n\nPraise God in His holy
  place\, praise Him in His mighty heavens.\n\nYour burial\, O Master\, ope
 ned Paradise to mankind\,* and thus delivered from corruption we sing Your
  praises:* O our risen God\, have mercy upon us.\n\nPraise Him for His pow
 erful deeds\,* praise His surpassing greatness.\n\nWith the Father and the
  Spirit* let us hymn Christ risen from the dead\,* and let us cry out to H
 im:* You are our life and resurrection\, have mercy upon us.\n\nO praise H
 im with sound of trumpet\,* praise Him with lute and harp\;\n\nOn the thir
 d day You arose from the tomb\, O Christ\, as it was written\,* raising to
 gether with Yourself our Forefather\;* therefore the race of mankind glori
 fies You\, and hymns Your Resurrection.\n\nPraise Him with timbrel and dan
 ce\,* praise Him with strings and pipes.\n\nO Lord\, great and fearful is 
 the mystery of Your Resurrection\;* for You came forth from the tomb* like
  a bridegroom from His marriage chamber\,* overcoming death by death\,* an
 d redeeming Adam.* Wherefore Angels exult in heaven* and mankind here on e
 arth* glorify Your compassion towards us\, O Lover of mankind.\n\nO praise
  Him with resounding cymbals\, praise Him with clashing of cymbals.* Let e
 verything that lives and that breathes give praise to the Lord.\n\nO you w
 icked Judeans\, where are the seals\,* and the pieces of silver that you h
 anded to the watchmen?* The treasure was not stolen\, but has arisen as On
 e almighty\;* and you have been put to shame\, who denied Christ\,* the Lo
 rd of glory\, who suffered and was buried* and arose on the third day\;* H
 im let us worship and glorify.\n\nArise\, O Lord my God\, let Your hands b
 e lifted on high\;* forget not Your poor to the end.\n\nWhile the stone wa
 s sealed\, how were you robbed\, O Judeans?* Since you set guards and plac
 ed seals.* Yet while the doors were shut the King came forth.* Either brin
 g forth His body\, or worship Him as God\,* and along with us chant:* Glor
 y\, O Lord\, to Your Cross and holy Resurrection!\n\nI will confess You\, 
 O Lord\, with my whole heart\,* I will tell of all Your wonders.\n\nThe My
 rrh-bearing Women came lamenting to Your life-bearing grave\, O Lord\,* ca
 rrying sweet smelling spices\,* seeking to anoint Your most pure Body\;* b
 ut instead they found a radiant Angel seated upon the stone\,* and He addr
 essed them saying.* Why do you weep for the One who poured forth life from
  His side for world’s sake?* Why do you seek the Immortal One as a morta
 l in a grave?* Rather\, run\, and tell His Disciples the universal joy of 
 His glorious Resurrection\;* with which You enlightened us also\, O Saviou
 r\,* grant to us pardon and great mercy.\n\nTone 7\, Glory…\n\nBehold\, 
 it is early and still dark.* And why are you\, O Mary\, standing outside t
 he tomb with much darkness covering your mind\,* such that you inquire whe
 re Jesus has been laid?* But look at the disciples who together run\,* and
  how they came to understand the resurrection from the linen cloths and th
 e napkin\,* and they remembered the scripture concerning this.* And we hav
 e believed with them and through them\,* and we sing in praise of Christ t
 he Giver of life.\n\nTone 2\, Now…\n\nYou are truly most blessed\, O vir
 gin Mother of God.* Through the One who was incarnate of you\,* Hades was 
 chained\, Adam revived\, the curse wiped out\,* Eve set free\, Death put t
 o death\,* and we ourselves were brought back to life.* That is why we cry
  out in praise\;* Blessed are You\, O Christ our God\,* who finds in this 
 your good pleasure. Glory to You!\n\nGreat Doxology\n\nTrisagion Prayers\n
 \nTroparion\, Tone 2\n\nYou came forth from death\, destroying the eternal
  bonds of Hades\, O Lord.* You broke the curse of Death* and thus delivere
 d us from the snares of the Evil One.* Then You appeared to your apostles 
 and sent them forth to preach\,* and through them You have bestowed your p
 eace upon all the world\,* for You alone are rich in mercy.\n\nInsistent L
 itany\n\nLitany of Supplication\n\nGreat Dismissal\n\nAT DIVINE LITURGY ON
  SUNDAY MORNING\n\nTroparia and Kontakia\n\nTroparion\, Tone 6: Angelic po
 wers were upon Your tomb* and the guards became like dead men\;* Mary stoo
 d before Your tomb* seeking Your most pure body.* You captured Hades witho
 ut being overcome by it.* You met the Virgin and granted life.* O Lord\, r
 isen from the dead\,* glory be to You!\n\nGlory be to the Father and to th
 e Son and to the Holy Spirit.\n\nKontakion\, Tone 6: With His life-giving 
 hand* Christ our God\, the Giver of life\,* raised all the dead from the m
 urky abyss* and bestowed resurrection upon humanity.* He is for all the Sa
 viour\,* the resurrection and the life\, and the God of all.\n\nNow and fo
 r ever and ever. Amen.\n\nTheotokion\, Tone 6: Undaunted patroness of Chri
 stians\,* O steadfast intermediary with the Creator\,* turn not away from 
 the suppliant voices of sinners\,* but in your kindness come to help us wh
 o cry out to you in faith.* Be quick to intercede\, make haste to plead\,*
  for you are ever the patroness of those who honour you\, O Mother of God.
 \n\nProkeimenon\, Tone 6\n\nSave Your people\, O Lord\, * and bless Your i
 nheritance.\n\nverse: Unto You I will cry\, O Lord\, my God\, lest You tur
 n from me in silence. (Psalm 27:9\,1)\n\nEpistle\n\nRomans 15:1-7\n\nAllel
 uia\, Tone 6\n\nverse: He who lives in the aid of the Most High\, shall dw
 ell under the protection of the God of heaven.\n\nverse: He says to the Lo
 rd: You are my protector and my refuge\, my God\, in Whom I hope. (Psalm 9
 0:1\,2)\n\nGospel\n\nMatthew 9:27-35\n\nCommunion Hymn\n\nPraise the Lord 
 from the heavens\;* praise Him in the highest (Psalm 148:1).* Alleluia\, a
 lleluia\,* alleluia.
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