Orthodox Study
Isaac Lambertsen

day 28

Menaion — translated by Isaac Lambertsen

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October 28: Holy Martyr Parasceva

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On “Lord, I have cried…,” 4 stichera, in Tone VII —

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Glory…, Now & ever…: Theotokion, in Tone VI —

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Also On The 28th Day Of The Month Of October

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The day of God’s good pleasure hath dawned, and the feast of gladness. Let us therefore make haste to Mount Pochaev, O ye faithful, and let us hymn the most blessed Job, celebrating his honored memory.

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Commemoration Of The Holy Martyr Parasceva

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Thou gavest neither sleep to thine eyes, nor slumber to thine eyelids, O venerable one, pleasing the Lord with vigils of prayer and a life of asceticism. Wherefore, with joy we celebrate thy memory, O most honored one.

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October 28: Holy Martyrs Terence & Neonilla

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Come, ye faithful, to holy Mount Pochaev, where the favored one of God struggled during his lifetime, and ascended from glory to glory; and let us now pray unto him that, having made his abode in the mansions of heaven, he pray to the Lord for the salvation of our souls.

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The 28th Day Of The Month Of October

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A city set upon the brow of a hill cannot be hid; and though thou restest in thine incorrupt body in a dark cave of stone, O venerable one, yet dost thou summon all to Mount Pochaev for thy splendid festival, entreating Christ God that our souls be saved.

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Commemoration Of The Holy Martyrs

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O most holy Theotokos, forsake me not during the time of my life, and entrust me not to the intercession of man; but do thou thyself help and have mercy on me.

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Terence & Neonilla

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Commemoration Of Our Venerable Father Stephen The Sabbaïte, The Composer Of Canons

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(for this day we provide also the services in honor of the holy martyr Parasceva and our venerble father Job of Pochaev)

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October 28: Venerable Father Job, Abbot and Wonderworker of Pochaev

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Also on The 28th Day of the Month of October

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Commemoration of Our Venerable and God-bearing Father Job, Abbot and Wonderworker of Pochaev

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At Little Vespers

Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.

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