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 1 3,1|      O Heavenly King...,” the Trisagion, etc., since they begin
 2 3,1|       the Mother of God), the Trisagion and Lord's Prayer, the Kontakion
 3 3,2|     prayer is followed by the Trisagion and Lord's Prayer, after
 4 3,2|    Psalms are followed by the Trisagion and the Lord's Prayer, and
 5 3,2|  Great Doxology ends with the Trisagion.~At the All-Night Vigil,
 6 3,2|    Morning Litany, Apostikha, Trisagion, Lord's Prayer, Troparia
 7 3,3| Kontakia, the Choir sings the Trisagion Hymn: “Holy God! Holy Mighty!
 8 3,3|  Tradition, the origin of the Trisagion is as follows. At the beginning
 9 3,3|    Hierarchical services, the Trisagion is sung seven times, since,
10 3,3|    Sunday of Great Lent), the Trisagion is replaced by, “Before
11 3,3|  Bright Week, Pentecost), the Trisagion is replaced by, “As many
12 3,7|     Christ...” instead of the Trisagion at the Liturgy, and the
13 8,5|     before the singing of the Trisagion (Holy God]. Thus the reading