- The
Trisagion (Gr****: Τρισάγιον; 'Thrice Holy'),
sometimes called by its
incipit Agios O Theos, is a
standard hymn of the
Divine Liturgy in most of the...
- The
Trisagion rosary (usually
called a chaplet) has
three groups of nine beads. In
reciting the chaplet, each
group is
preceded by the
Trisagion and the...
- Sundays.[citation needed] At the end of the
Great Doxology,
while the
Trisagion is sung, the
epitaphios is
taken in
procession around the
outside the...
-
Small Doxology, the
Nicene Creed, the
Canon followed by
Axion Estin, the
Trisagion,
Troparia for the day,
Kyrie eleison (40 times), the
Prayer of the Hours...
- a
liturgical text from the Improperia,
which contains the Gr****-Latin
Trisagion,
prescribed for use in the
Catholic responsory for Good Friday. It begins...
-
procession around the
outside of the
church as the
faithful sing the
Trisagion.[citation needed]
Vespers joined to the
Divine Liturgy is
served on Great...
-
rarer name for the Sanctus. The same name is
sometimes used for the
Trisagion. In
Western Christianity, the
Sanctus forms part of the
Ordinary and is...
- the
Trisagion is sung
three times, each time with a
different reference to the Incarnation, P****ion, Resurrection, thus
addressing the
Trisagion to Christ...
-
after the schism. This is
certainly the case at one point, that of the
Trisagion. One
Syriac writer is
James of
Edessa (d. 708), who
wrote a
letter to...
-
Oriental Orthodox elements in
their liturgies,
including introduction of the
Trisagion and
deletion of the
filioque clause from the
Nicene Creed. For
their part...
