Joint Liturgy of the Eastern American Diocese and Moscow Patriarchate || Oct. 13, 2012 || PREVIEW

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Divine Liturgy in Three Saints Patriarchal Church in Garfield, NJ on October 13, 2012 - the final day of the Joint Pastoral Conference of the Eastern American Diocese and Moscow Patriarchate in honor of the 5th anniversary of the Reunification of the Russian Orthodox Church. Liturgy led by the First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, His Eminence, HILARION, Metropolitan of Eastern America and New York. Sung by the Moscow Sretensky Male Choir.
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[@cuttlefisch]

That is one EPIC iconostasis...beautiful, moving singing as well.

[@susankvarghese1454]

Proud to be an orthodox Christian. I'm an orthodox Syrian Christian from Kerala, India. Christianity came to Kerala, India in AD 57 through St.Thomas

[@mariorizkallah5383]

Indians are still nestorians or non Chalcedonians still are they not? Because the syriac “orthodox” have abandoned the faith for monophysite sectarians

[@melanesianhulakuni]

Im Catholic...God Bless all Orthodox ..

[@yohaneswahyubudiono5269]

I am an Indonesian Orthodox From Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCOR)

[@cubsfaninstlouis]

This is awsome!I am Greek Orthodox. I love the slavic chants!The Orthodox devine liturgy (mass) is very uplifting. We do not call our services masses.

[@HoboBob]

We don't call ours masses either. Liturgy.

[@jakebarrett6175]

I’m Protestant…God bless our Orthodox brothers in Christ! ✝️🙏🏻🙌🏻🇺🇸

[@pauloantoniosantislipan1055]

Hermosa la divina liturgia hermanos. Los cantos son extraordinariamente maravillosos.

[@JudithSanchez-ht6jn]

Paulo Antonio Santis Lipán correcto yo atendí en la Orthodoxa en New York City que fue construida por el Zar Nicolás en paz descase

[@NYlaxer]

Epic. Greetings from the Coptic Church

[@NYlaxer]

Thank you so much brother. I love His Holiness Kirill.

[@iStouts]

Orthodox Christian ***** greetings from the Catholic Church. May we all be one some day soon, and I don't mean throwing away any of our traditions either!

[@orthodoxcopt2496]

***** The Coptic Church actually doesn't have any seminaries at the moment, although that is changing rapidly. I'm not sure about political correctness either, I can think of other churches that are less politically correct, e.g. the Russians. Pray for us. You're right about liberation theology though.

[@NYlaxer]

orthodoxcopt​ we have 1 in egypt, 1 in Australia and a new one just started through St. Moses monastery in Texas. There's more I can't remember though.

[@orthodoxcopt2496]

Orthodox Christian Awesome! I thought they were just theological colleges, not seminaries (i.e. where future priests live on campus) yet.

[@petertrochanowski3550]

Dear Eastern American Diocese ROCOR, Thank you for sharing. / Спасибо, что поделились. / Merci pour le partage.

[@charlene4373]

Glory to our God. Peace to all. amen amen amen

[@mohamedsamir2459]

God bless you all

[@glenetis]

thank you from australia

[@petertrochanowski3550]

The original church or community of the East before the Great Schism comprised: * The Greek churches founded by Saint Paul. * The Antiochian and Asia Minor churches founded by Saint Peter. * The Coptic (or Egyptian) churches founded by Saint Mark (including, at the time, the Ethiopians of Abyssinia). * The Syriac (or Assyrian) churches in Upper Mesopotamia founded by St. Peter and St. Paul in the 1st century. * The Georgian church, traditionally founded by Saint Andrew and Saint Nino. * The Armenian church, founded by Saint Jude and Saint Bartholomew. * The church of Jerusalem, founded by Saint James, as well as the churches of Samaria and Judea, together comprising "the Holy Land".

[@liberator275]

all Christian churches should be together under the pope.

[@gregsolovieff6711]

Liberator Veritatis Many would vehemently disagree, myself among them!

[@liberator275]

why? without the pope different Christian communities over time simply drift away from the Truth. Example.: liberal protestant churches where Christian beliefs have been replaced with humanistic/secular ideas

[@sebastianfischer498]

@@liberator275 Roman catholicism is full of secular ideas nowadays, even within the high clergy. Just to have the pope in rome does not prevent the rise of liberalism, obviously.

[@liberator275]

current pope has a leftist bent to him but the church continues to proclaim what it has for the past 2000 years. secularism has taken over entire west including many protestant churches that have essentially done away with Christian teachings whereas the catholic church continues to teach what it always has and hasn't buckled under the pressure as vast majority of churches have.

[@TheOrthodoxanswers]

im in this vid!

[@joliettraveler]

Hmotnost a hudba jsou krásné

[@181paglione]

Whether it is called Divine Liturgy or Holy Mass does not really matter. What matters more is the great beauty, holiness, sanctity, and devotion of the divine worship. The Holy Apostolic Churches of Christ, Eastern and Western, Catholic and Orthodox, have been separated for 1000 years by a terrible Schism. This Schism is a terrible sin against God and the Holy Trinity. Christ commanded "That All May Be One". He was talking about His Church. And this MUST BE SO!

[@patrickmartin8783]

The churches who split off due to their heresy is an offense and terrible sin to Christ. Don’t be an ecumenist. All other “churches” that are not Eastern Orthodox are heretical and false, and if you want a United Church, then all other “churches” must repent and return to the faith of the apostles

[@ДомасоннаяГорлов]

Аскк.ьекм а

[@daveunbelievable6313]

eastern and western churches were distinct long before the arbitrary date of 1054, not only there were constant fissures and squabbles but also distinct hierarchies, theologies and rituals for centuries prior to the schism. These churches lived very separate lives, cut by an iron curtain of language, there was never one spotless church, if you think you can fix a division that has been constant foe centuries then i dont know what to say.

[@daveunbelievable6313]

@@senorlopez2564 really "without doubt"? then it is you who should lead us, who has seen the face of god and "knows" the truth

[@Asdf-mi2ug]

If only I knew Russian... nonetheless, this is beautiful.

[@HoboBob]

You would need to know Old Slavonic, not Russian.

[@JudithSanchez-ht6jn]

Where this happened? In Russia or United States.

[@ZacchaeusNifong]

I ordered one ;-)

[@keithdrummond5607]

Thank you. Wonderful. To have not only Met. Hilarion but also the Stretensky Monastery choir -- I've known and loved the Russian tradition of the Orthodox Divine Liturgy for some 37 years--but for one thing: Why, Oh Why are so many Russian composers addicted to 3/4 time--Somehow the Trisagion doesn't seem quite so holy when it's a waltz! Are we in Moscow, St. Petersburg-- or Vienna! :-)

[@somerandomguypart]

main reason for the waltz is the thought of musical composer=hymnographer

[@Lafayette320]

"Mass" is not within the terminology of the Orthodox Christian Church, which has a beautiful term of its own for its Eucharistic Service, the Divine Liturgy.

[@eduardovalentin9416]

Mass, is actually a perfectly fine term to use. It certainly carries with it western connotations, but it merely means "a leavened cake". Maza, is actually originally a greek word which latin borrowed! It also means to be sent, i.e. the great commission of our Lord. www.etymonline.com/word/mass

[@derekward3512]

@@eduardovalentin9416 still not the proper word as it denotes an entirely seperate liturgy from that of the eastern church.

[@eduardovalentin9416]

@@derekward3512 It _connotes_ a western rite, but certainly it is a perfectly fine word to use. In fact, many do use it. Nothing wrong with the word or its usage.

[@theromanbaron]

False. The mass can refer to the Western Liturgy within Orthodoxy

[@Lafayette320]

and the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of No. America.

[@eezysqueezy1953]

Lemko Cossacks??? I am Lemko, and family DNA testing have revealed that we are of Cossack heritage. This could explain everything!

[@baginacough]

What Lemko Cossacks are you talking about? Cossacks dont divide each other into a "type" of Cossack. A Cossack is a Cossack. I am sure they did a wonderful job protecting the icon. Dont forget, Cossacks were always protecting Christianity. We all owe them a great thanks for all the work they have done to save orthodoxy.

[@irinaermolova2232]

Казаки быват разнятся по месту приписки. Воронежские, краснодарский, запорожский... алтайские,, сибирские...Наш город Верный, позже названный Алма-Ата , основали воронежские казаки.

[@anthonylekanof6544]

What is the name of the composer who did Agios O’theos?

[@markyuschak3703]

For the Agios O Theos specifically, I’ve seen it called “Greek Melody” and the sheet music can be found on Podoben.org. The Trisagion done in Russian is called “Bulgarian,” and can also be found on Podoben.

[@kiravladimirovna]

ALL Cossacks are cooler than ninjas! Lemkos just happen to be that much cooler.

[@pipirigcaransebes9359]

unde este filmata in ce biserica ortodoxa de care episcopie sau mitropolie apartine

[@Ledkom]

Hilarion, Metropolitan of Eastern America and New York, First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad.Born January 6, 1948 in Spirit River (Canada)

[@cornucopia8591]

4:04 These are true Americans!

[@rachelhilla8556]

🙏🙏🙏❤🌱🌷

[@VALANS73]

ΟΡΘΟΔΟΞΙΑ Η ΘΑΝΑΤΟΣ....ΑΜΗΝ

[@firasjawjad436]

2:28

[@ZacchaeusNifong]

First comment! Woohoo!

[@orudj]

Are you saying that this wonderful,kind and brave Cossacks who came to live and protect with Serbian people both Serbian and the border of Christianity are NOT Cossacks because You say so??? You should enlighten all the Cossacks who served and died protecting and serving that they are NOT Cossacks and that world and God won-t count their sacrifice just because they are not born in the areas of Don......

[@selimcakir6832]

Katolik kilisesini eve gonder Bir tane yahudi olmayacak Her gun beraberdim zaten sana lazim degil Yunanlilarida disari at

[@dimitri1946]

Quite the costume party.

[@mariorizkallah5383]

Have respect, if you dont have anything good to say then don’t say anything

[@tolikhl]

It is a shame the Christianity turned into this idolatry and materialistic uniforms. Very sad that someone may think God appreciates it, especially when Bible calls it a sin. This is worse than what Jesus said about Pharisees and sadukees. It’s seems they took the worsts sins from Jewish priests at the time and implement it in orthodoxy.

[@teritremper8520]

5 But all their works they do for to be seen of men: they make broad their phylacteries, and enlarge the borders of their garments, - Jesus Christ would never have recognized these services as necessary or even as holy. Hiding the altar from the very people he wanted to touch

[@kyriljordanov2086]

mikhrnerse Great reply! Christos Voskres!

[@jephthaholt]

I would suggest some research on vestments and how they came to be and what each piece means, then you will know why the vestments of orthodox clergy are the way they are.

[@patrickmartin8783]

This is the usual Protestant thing to do. Make assumptions without research and say this church is not to Christ. Those Protestant sects are full of heresy

[@petermuller3530]

Wärmen Sie hier keine alten protestantischen Sprüche auf. Schauen Sie sich die herunter gekommenen protestantischen Denominationen an und bleiben Sie bescheiden, wie es sich für Leute geziemt, die nur Spaltung und Verwirrung in die Welt gebracht haben.Seit Luther hat es nur Abstieg gegeben. Auch ohne Zeremonien ist mit ihnen nur bergab gegangen.