Russian Orthodox: Liturgical and other

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Featuring: Irina Bogdanovich (University of Warsaw Choir)


And from Christ the Savior Cathedral (Moscow, Russia)
Patriarch Kirill
Great Vespers of Holy Friday
See Description in YouTube video Link from Russia "Insight"


Russia Orthodoxy: one of the most beautiful spiritual mystical experiences in religion. the search for knowing God who is unknowable.

I say this because when I attended a Reformed Presbyterian College 30 miles North of Pittsburgh, I church hopped around Aliquippa and Ambridge. I visited many Sunday morning church services. But nothing ever compared with the Orthodox Faith. I also attended Greek and Russian Orthodox churches in the area as well as the Monastery of Nuns in Ellwood City, PA.


This coincide with the mysticism I currently study with The Seer. Toltec understanding # 1:

I know nothing". "Life if unknowable".

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Great Lent Begins
Patriarch Kiril of Moscow

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Patriarchal Deacon of Moscow (Constatine Bargan - protodeacon) Proclaims the Gospel (in Slavonic) during Divine Liturgy.

Listen how it builds.....the end does not disappoint. As a Deacon he is assigned to Loudly raise up prayer for All to hear. This is why the Gospel is read in this manner.

All is singing praise and cantor in the Orthodox primarily. Usually the sermon is only spoken or "Amen." or after the Epistle reading. "And With Thy Spirit, Alleluia Alleluia, Alleluia."

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Great and Holy Saturday, April 30, 2021
Patriarch Kiril, Christ the Savior, Moscow, Russia


The noble Joseph, when he had taken down Thy most pure body from the Tree, wrapped It in fine linen and anointed It with spices, and placed It in a new tomb (Troparion of Holy Saturday)

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Orthodox Church in America. Slavonic Pascha Easter service USA.

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Pascha 2021

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full service pascha