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Lesson 4

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In this lesson we cover the liturgical books called the Menaion and the Lenten Triodion and how and when they are used. 
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Lesson 5

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In this lesson you will learn:
When the Pentecostarion applies.
How to read Slavonic numbers.
How  to tell by visual cues if it's a festal service.

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Lesson 6

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What are the ranks of services and how do we determine them?  What parts of the service change with the different ranks of services?

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  • Home
  • About
    • Our church
    • What is the Orthodox Church?
    • Iconography
    • Patronal feast
    • Parish Council >
      • Liturgics course >
        • Lessons 1–3
        • Lessons 4–6
        • Lessons 7–9
        • Lessons 10–12
    • Visiting our church
  • Timetable
  • News
    • News and Events
    • Sermons
    • Pokrov Leaflet >
      • Orthodox prayers
  • Community
    • Theology classes
    • Library + Book shop
    • Parish Community
    • Sisterhood
    • Russian school
    • Sunday School
    • Youth group
  • Donate
  • Contact
    • Parish directory
    • Getting here