Pocket Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom – Bilingual Edition with Explanations (Greek–English) A compact, bilingual edition of the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom with clear, concise explanations in red to help deepen understanding of the service. Includes the Doxology. Reprinted in Greece from the original 1966 version. A valuable companion for prayer and liturgical participation. [TABS] About the Book This pocket-sized edition of the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom presents the full text of the service in Greek and English, side by side. Helpful liturgical explanations are printed in red throughout, guiding the reader through the structure and spiritual meaning of each part.Originally published in 1966, this cherished format has been reprinted in Greece and remains an essential resource for anyone wishing to understand and follow the Divine Liturgy more deeply. Includes the Great Doxology. Ideal for personal use, catechism classes, and mission settings. Features Bilingual: Greek–English (facing-page layout) Explanatory notes in red for better comprehension Complete Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Includes the Great Doxology Portable pocket size (ideal for church or travel) Reprinted from the original 1966 edition in Greece Specifications Format : Softcover, 315 pages Dimensions : 4 in x 5.5 in - 10 by 14 cm Weight : 5.3 oz. or 150 g Contents The Divine Liturgy The Christian Temple or Church The priest and his vestments The Offertory Service MISCELLANEOUS PASSAGES 1. The Oblation Bread and Wine. 2. The Benediction 3. The Sign of the Cross 4. The Memorials (Mnemosyna). Doxology The Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom The Divine Liturgy of Saint Basil the Great The Liturgy of the Pre-Sanctified Gifts Dismissal Hymns of the Resurrection for the eight tones Hymns substituted for the Trisagion. Service of preparation for Holy Communion Magnificat Ideal For This liturgical guide is perfect for: Orthodox faithful wishing to follow along with the Liturgy Converts and catechumens learning the structure of the service Clergy and chanters who serve bilingual communities Teachers and youth workers introducing the Liturgy Travelers and pilgrims seeking a compact, reliable prayer companion [/TABS]
