- A
Theotokion (Gr****: Θεοτοκίον; pl. Gr****: Θεοτοκία, romanized: Theotokia) is a hymn to Mary the
Theotokos (Gr****: Θεοτόκος, lit. 'God-bearer'), which...
- [citation needed] A
troparion to the
Mother of God (Theotokos) is
called a
Theotokion (Gr****: Θεοτοκίον, Slavonic: Bogoródichen); plural:
Theotokia (Θεοτοκία)...
-
Byzantine Catholic churches,
consisting of a
magnification [1] and a
theotokion.
Axion estin is also the name of type of icon of the Theotokos, also known...
- 140, 141, 129, 116), with
appointed stichera,
ending with the
Dogmatic Theotokion, a hymn
addressed to the
Theotokos Entrance O
gladsome light Prokeimenon...
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Churches which follow the
Byzantine Rite:
Jesus Prayer Akathist Axion Estin Theotokion Ektenia Wesley Covenant Prayer (Methodist)
Daily Prayer for
Peace (Community...
-
Glory ...,
followed by an Idiomelon... then both now ...
followed by a
Theotokion... Have
mercy on me...
followed by a
final festal Idiomelon. Sundays,...
- its own Psali) The
Theotokion for the day (each day of the w**** has its own
Theotokion) The
Lobsh or
Explanation of the
Theotokion The
reading of the...
- the
Theotokion,
which is the
sticheron which follows "Both now and ever...".
Feasts of the Lord will
often have
neither a
Doxastikon nor a
Theotokion, the...
- rest in the tomb with His rest on the
seventh day of creation, and the
theotokion ("Most
blessed art thou, O
Virgin Theotokos...) is the same as is used...
- "Both now..."
being chanted before the
final hymn (which is
usually a
Theotokion). In the
Roman Rite, the
Gloria Patri is
frequently chanted or recited...
