Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,6 |     the singing of the ancient hymn, “O Jesus Christ, the Joyful
 2 3,1 |      Cycle), the Theotokion (a hymn in honor of the Mother of
 3 3,2 |     exclamation, the beautiful hymn of Creation, Psalm 104,
 4 3,2 | ordinary days, a Theotokion, a hymn of praise to the Theotokos,
 5 3,2 |       earth by the Savior.~The hymn, “O Jesus Christ, the Joyful
 6 3,2 |      At the conclusion of this hymn, the Prokeimenon (Alleluia
 7 3,2 |      celebration, as well as a hymn of praise (Theotokion) to
 8 3,2 |    Psalms and then the special hymn, “God is with us...,” taken
 9 3,2 |       Litany, a short Kathisma Hymn glorifying the Saint or
10 3,2 |      my youth....” This moving hymn reminds us, in the midst
11 3,2 |    Holy Trinity, ending with a hymn in honor of the Mother of
12 3,2 |    Litany, the Ypakoe (a short hymn) and several Antiphons (
13 3,2 |     Sundays the Resurrectional Hymn, “Having beheld the Resurrection
14 3,2 |   properly speaking, so much a hymn as an announcement of God'
15 3,2 |        3rd, a special Kathisma Hymn is sung (sometimes a Kontakion,
16 3,2 |      of the day and end with a hymn to the Theotokos (Theotokion).~
17 3,3 |       And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount
18 3,3 |      Typical group is joined a hymn glorifying the Incarnation
19 3,3 |      Choir sings the Trisagion Hymn: “Holy God! Holy Mighty!
20 3,3 |   Christians began to sing the hymn, adding the words, “Have
21 3,3 |      During the singing of the hymn, Christians recall the vision
22 3,4 |        opened and the Cherubic Hymn is sung, so-called because
23 3,4 |     During the singing of this hymn, during which the Deacon
24 3,4 |     conclusion of the Cherubic Hymn is sung, with the addition
25 3,4 |         Singing the triumphant hymn....” The Choir responds
26 3,4 |        meet...” (or some other hymn if it be a Great Feast).~
27 3,4 |         and then the Communion Hymn, which relates to the memories
28 3,4 |      of Christ...” (or another hymn at certain other times).~
29 3,4 |      which the Choir sings the hymn setting forth what mercies
30 3,4 |  Oblation, the Choir sings the Hymn of Thanksgiving, “Let our
31 3,5 |      It is truly meet...,” the hymn, “All of Creation rejoices...”
32 3,6 |   Testament Lesson, the moving hymn of supplication, “Let my
33 3,6 |     sings the special Cherubic Hymn: “Now the powers of heaven
34 3,6 |     conclusion of the Cherubic Hymn and the “Alleluia,” the
35 3,6 |         and then the Communion Hymn, “O taste and see that the
36 3,9 |   permitted to sit.~ ~Kathisma Hymn.~These are short hymns sung
37 3,3 |     the Vigil for the Akathist Hymn.   ~It has always been held
38 3,6 |      time the beautiful Lenten hymn, “Open to me the gates of
39 3,6 |        also sing the beautiful hymn of remembrance, “By the
40 3,6 |      of this week the Akathist Hymn to the Most-Holy Theotokos
41 3,8 |        with the singing of the hymn: “Thy Resurrection, O Christ
42 3,8 |    sing the triumphant Paschal hymn, “Christ is risen from the
43 3,8 |     repetitions of the Paschal hymn, “Christ is risen...,” begins.
44 3,9 |    fifty days hence.~ ~Paschal Hymn to the Theotokos.~[Sung
45 4,6 |      of our own Baptism in the hymn sung just before the reading
46 4,4 |        because, as the Paschal Hymn so triumphantly proclaims: “
47 4,4 |  resurrection on the fallen.~ ~Hymn of the Resurrection.~Having
48 5,2 |    behalf of the new Monk. The hymn, “As many as have been baptized
49 8,2 |       along with the preceding hymn) refer to Baptism, since,
50 8,5 |        singing of the Cherubic Hymn before the sanctification
51 11,1|    that we sing the triumphant hymn of the Holy Cross: “Before