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Akathists — translated by saintjonah.org compilation

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Orthodox Liturgical Texts and Resources

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Katavasiae for the Seasons of the Year

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Orthodox Liturgical Texts

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The Reader Service Horologion: containing the services of Typika, the Hours, Vespers, Matins, the All-Night Vigil, Small Compline, Great Compline, The Midnight Office, the Moleben, and instructions on how to do Reader Services.

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And Resources

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Horologion Texts in Word Format

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The Choir Cues List: A Discussion Group for Liturgical questions (which counts among its participants some real liturgical experts).

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Sluzhebniks (Service texts for Priests)

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Services from the Book of Needs in Word Format

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Handy Tools for the Vigil

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Rubrics for upcoming Vigils

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The Variable portions of Typika

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The Variable portions of the Divine Liturgy

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The Variable portions of the Presanctified Liturgy

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Online Liturgical Resources: A comprehensive collection of links to online liturgical material in English.

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Orthodox Musical Resources

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Practical Tips on building a Liturgical Library

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Akathists and Canons

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Various Private Prayers

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Alaskan Languages: Aleut, Alutiiq, Tlingit, & Yupik

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Albanian Orthodox texts on-line (both liturgical and non-liturgical)

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Chinese Orthodox texts on-line (both liturgical and non-liturgical)

Translated by saintjonah.org compilation. Edition akathists.en.saintjonah.

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