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Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Church The Sunday of the Great and Holy Pascha April 16, 2017 The Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Christ is risen! Truly He is risen! p 19, after the Great Blessing (Blessed is the Kingdom), the Paschal Troparion (3x) p 37, the 3rd Antiphon: The Paschal Troparion p 37, the Entrance Hymn: In the congregations bless God, the Lord who springs out of Israel! Save us, O Son of God, who rose from the dead… p 39, instead of Holy God: As many of you, p 293 Hymns after the Gospel Entrance The Paschal Troparion The Paschal Kontakion, p 275 The Epistle Reading: Acts 1:1-8 The Gospel Reading: John 1:1-17 p 45, instead of the Cherubic Hymn, sing p 295 p 69, instead of the normal Hymn to the Theotokos, sing p 305 p 83, the Communion Hymn, sing p 318 Communion: Orthodox Christians who have prepared themselves should come forward to receive the Eucharist. Others are invited to join us in partaking reverently of the blessed bread distributed at the close of the service, called Antidoron. After the Eucharist, Prayer of Thanksgiving, p 361 p 87, instead of “We have seen”, Paschal Troparion p 91, instead of “Blessed be”, sing the Paschal Troparion p 95, after the Amen: The Paschal Dismissal Dialogue Priest: Christ is risen! (3 times) People: Truly He is risen! (3 times) Priest: Glory to His Resurrection on the third day! People: We worship His Resurrection on the third day! Priest (spoken): Christ is risen from the dead… People: Truly the Lord is risen! Please pray for Loukas Olimpiu Julia Euphrosinos Adriana Ioan Natalie Horațiu Constance Claudia Julia Aurel Zachariah Andrei Nathaniel Claudia Photini Tommy Anna Deja Benn Hannah George Galina Anthony Katherine Igor Te-Ame Sophia Lubov Mana Irina Ignatius Billy Andrei Macrina Stefi Michael Amanda James Macrina Ayad Sloan Gabriel Mina Contact information Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Church 4612 Gilbert Avenue, Columbus, GA 31904 Telephone: 706.660.1777 Under the Omophorion of His Eminence, Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America Web: www.orthodoxcolumbus.org [email protected] Text giving: 706-223-3310 Facebook: Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Church (Columbus, GA) Rev. Fr. David Hudson: 770.608.2667 [email protected] Rev. Dn. Stephen Muse: 706.561.9926 [email protected] Garrett Spivey, P.C. President: 706.304.5780 [email protected] Our calling in this world is to manifest the Resurrection of the dead and the victory over death. St. Justin Popovich .

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