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Matins (also Mattins) is a
canonical hour in
Christian liturgy,
originally sung
during the
darkness of
early morning (between
midnight and dawn). The earliest...
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Matins of
Great and Holy
Friday is
celebrated on the
evening of Holy Thursday.
During this liturgy,
twelve Matins Gospels are chanted...
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darkness at the end of the service.
Tenebrae was
originally a
celebration of
matins and
lauds of the last
three days of Holy W**** (Maundy Thursday, Good Friday...
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Matins Gospel is the
solemn chanting of a
lection from one of the Four
Gospels during Matins in the
Orthodox Church and
those Eastern Catholic churches...
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matins in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Matins is the
canonical hour
ending at dawn in the
Roman Catholic monastic Liturgy of the Hours.
Matins may...
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title Our Lady of Solitude,
referring to her
grief at the
death of her son.
Matins of Holy and
Great Sa****ay (in
parishes usually held on
Friday evening)...
- (loud noise).
Prior to the
Second Vatican Council, the
Tenebrae liturgy of
matins and
lauds of
Maundy Thursday (Holy Thursday) used to be
celebrated in the...
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which are read on
successive Sundays at
matins;
there are
hymns sung at
Matins that
correspond with that day's
Matins Gospel. Only
autocephalous (self-governed)...
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which are read on
successive Sundays at
matins;
there are
hymns sung at
Matins that
correspond with that day's
Matins Gospel. The
Daily Cycle begins with...
- (in Gr****
usage only),
Vespers (or, on a few occasions,
Great Compline),
Matins, and the
First Hour. This
service may be
performed (commencing the evening...
