I am physically disabled with Parkinson's shut in at home. You are blessing so many by sharing this Consecration in the Byzantine Rite Liturgy. Thank you so very much for all of your wonderful videos.
@@marios8397if it is the Liturgy of Saint John Crystodom (which it is) then it is 9/10 an eastern rite liturgy. Same for the liturgy of Saint Basil the great.
I find Eastern Rite liturgies ethereal. I attend the Latin Mass in the Roman Rite and I’ve been to a Maronite liturgy once. I think I want to attend a Byzantine Catholic liturgy next. No matter the differences between Orthodox and Catholics, one thing the Orthodox have done really well is keep the beauty of their churches and liturgy alive. Catholic Churches are starting to restore their beauty and hopefully in time the Masses and churches will have their former grandeur.
@violinchan7726Most of the byzantine catholic churches were in communion with the orthodox church or eith the oriental orthodox church.Their tradition,theological beliefs and their divine liturgy all align with the orthodox church but they accept the infallibility of the pope.Its nice to see some churches that represent both of the major ancient denominations and add a bit of orthodoxy into the roman catholic faith.
There are churches that follow the Eastern Christian liturgical traditions, known as Eastern Catholic Churches, which are in full communion with the Pope in Rome. An example is the Ukrainian Catholic Church.
❤ *"Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and HOLD THE TRADITIONS which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle."* ~ Apostle Paul, 2 Thessalonians 2:15
@@aidasskruodys7313 Sorry you are mistaken. This is a hierarchical liturgy being celebrated in the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow. That is Patriarch Kyrill.
As a Roman Catholic, who attends the traditional liturgy, I greatly appreciate the beauty of this liturgy, and the Western-style icons 😉 all over the walls of this beautiful Muscovite cathedral. I understand though that this is really the best liturgy the Russian Church has to offer, and that I am not ashamed of Low Mass at my little local church. I would say however that I still love Solemn High Mass of St. Gregory.
0:10 Take, eat, this is my body, which broken for you, for the remission of sins" 0:25 "likewise after supper he took the chalice saying" 0:33 "take drink from it all of you, this is my blood, the blood of the new and eternal covenant, which is poured for you and for many, for the remission of sins" Btw just a side note, he's not speaking Russian, this is in Church Slavonic
It seems we have an anti-Orthodox troll trying to insult Orthodox believers commenting on a video of an ORTHODOX (not Eastern rite Catholic) Divine Liturgy. O the arrogance! ☦Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on us all!
Qqq Qqq Can you please leave us Orthodox Christians alone? We do not want to know about your belief. Allah is not the God of Jesus Christ. The God of Jesus Christ is the Heavenly Father, who is God the Father. Jesus Christ even said that he and his Father is one, so Jesus Christ is God. Please, I really do not understand your spelling, please correct it, for we do not really understand your idiotic English. Thankyou. By the way, if you are Islam, why are you on Orthodox things? Are you just on Orthodox Things to insult Orthodoxy and to insult us people for being Orthodox? Just please, shut up and leave us alone, and go back to your Islamic Things. Thankyou.
Yipyo1986 It is still done in Traditional Catholic Churches where the Latin Mass is offered. It is one of countless traditions that was thoughtlessly discarded after the diabolical second Vatican council and so-called new mass.
As a Syrian Roman Catholic ( one of the Oriental churches) I feel amazed at how the Byzantine Catholic Mass combines the Roman catholic and Orthodox traditions and liturgy! So beautiful!
This is an Orthodox Divine Liturgy celebrated, it looks like, by Patriarch Kyrill of Moscow. In Orthodoxy, the "consecration" consists of all the prayers, including the "words of institution", if present, culminating in the Epiclesis.
As a Roman Catholic I am very sensitive to beautiful orthodox litturgy ! You have preserved something words cannot describe, a litturgy that makes darkest hearths become as innocent as purest lambs ! Orthodoxy is the future of christianism !
@@markkostelac9600 Verovatno kao svaki uppisani usasa ne znas da je Rimska patrijarsija ta koja je otpala i izbacena iz Crkve . Verovatno ne znas da je pravo ime Pravoslavne Crkve - Jedna Sveta Katolicka I Apostolska Crkva ...(umesto katolicka sloveni cesto kazu Saborna* -to je adekvatan prevod) . Rim je taj koji je pao u jeres i Rim mora da se vrati ali od toga vise nema nista jer ste propali
For the perplexed: "Byzantine rite" is the scholarly label of the style of liturgy, not the name of one church or another. All modern Eastern Orthodox churches use the Byzantine rite. So do "Byzantine rite" Catholic churches.
This is not a Byzantine Catholic Service. It's the liturgy, being officiated at the Russian Orthodox Patriarchal Cathedral in Moscow, by Patriarch Kirill! Head of the Russian Orthodox Church!
When a bishop celebrates, the Holy Doors remain open for most of the Liturgy. This is therefore visible to those who can see around the celebrant. Were a priest celebrating, the Holy Doors would be closed for most of the Liturgy, and that would tend to obscure this part of it from view. But that's not why the doors are closed. The Epiklesis is not secret. In any event, for Pascha (Easter) and the services of the week following, all the doors of the iconostasis remain open at all times, so nothing is hidden then.
In some places now (maybe some particular Orthodox churches) there is a scrim (is that the correct word) where people can see through a translucent screen. I suppose a film could show any part of the Divine Liturgy that the priest is comfortable having shown, perhaps for educational purposes, but it's not usual for the laity to be able to see it.
The closure of the Royal Central Doors of the Iconostas, and often a drawn curtain are symbolic of the separation between God and Mankind that Christ ended by his crucifixion, death, and resurrection. Just as the Scripture tells us that the curtain in the Holy of Holies was torn asunder when Christ died on the cross, the curtain is opened, and so the Royal Doors to signify an end to the separation, after the consecration by the invocation of the Holy Spirit.
@@JR15491 Yes my church has a clear screen in the side... it's for the choir to see when to stop singing a certain verse when the Priest finishes his duties, and for pianoman to stop playing... kind of defeats the purpose of a holy "mystery" to be honest
Dios es uno y su iglesia una iglesia algun dia estaremos unidos ante sus pies oradados por nuestros pecados. Bendicion a todos mis hermanos cristianos en todo el mundo
This is the Russian Orthodox Church, not the Eastern Catholic Churches which use the same liturgy (the Divine Liturgy of St.John Chrysostom), just to clarify.
You can still find the old Tridentine mass in some places, if you know where to look. Whether or not they're permitted is up to the local ordinary. Compared to the post-Vatican II mass, it's extremely sober, with a much heightened sense that they are doing something sacred.
Look For The Eastern Catholic Churches If You want to celebrate in your belief :) , well im from the Latin Catholic church Mass in Indonesian is the most beautiful Mass after the Mass in Latin...
This is generally just called Eastern Rite, according to Eastern Orthodox Churches (of which this video shows one with the Patriarch Kyrill of Moscow and all Russia)
+santamanone If you speak to the priest ahead of time at communion to say that you cannot consume the "Body of Christ" because of your gluten intolerance, he can accomodate by giving you wine in the spoon....there are priests who would do this, but you need to know them, In a big cathedral such as this where you are one in a thousand, with such an ailment, it may be best to simply not partake in communion. ..
***** Thanks for the reply. But I asked because since my daughter was diagnosed as a celiac I've been learning how prevalent it is. It's slightly over 1% of non-Hispanic whites and around .79% of the population as a whole. (or 10 out of every thousand and 7.9 out of every thousand respectively) Mind you I'm not talking about mere "Gluten Intolerance" but full blown celiac's disease. And the numbers are growing
God bless your daughter..... I don't know what to say, but if you attend a parish (Catholic or Orthodox) I would definitely ask your pastor/ priest at the parish and see what he tells you... I still recommend receiving the eucharist if at all possible for your daughter, perhaps there is a way to accommodate her and still receive the sacraments. God bless and give her good health.
***** Thank you. We do attend and receive the sacraments, but currently we attend Episcopal services (they have gluten free host available on request) For personal reasons I'm gravitating towards the Orthodox Church though and as you have concluded, receiving the sacraments is important to us.
+santamanone in the USA Roman Catholics have only a few options. There has to be some wheat in the host, but you can use an extremely low wheat gluten host (there are producers) which would be sufficient for most celiacs to not have any problems. you can also choose to only drink the consecrated wine which is perfectly okay canonically as there is no requirement to consume both species.
I hope the changes in Vatican II have not effected the eastern rite churches. In the U.S.A. I think some such as the Byzantine say Holy Mass with the priest facing “versus populum” this abuse should be stopped and none of the prayers should be said in the vernacular. Any comments on this would be welcome.
We praise You, we bless You, we give thanks to You, and we pray to You, Lord our God, and we pray to You, Lord our God, and we pray to You, Lord our God.
@@eetuerrenor5757 Ya but why one chalice? Does Russian orthodox have many altars like my church (malankara orthodox)? If we have too many attendees we can celebrate 3-5 Eucharists simultaneously
This is the Patriarchal Divine Liturgy at the biggest cathedral in Russia. They are going to do the Holy Communion of around 2000 people - hence the size.
Of Course real bread when we need to deep something into liquid we want it to soak, not to just be a chip. But the problem is Catholic Church has forbidden layman to commune His Blood, and that is a mistake, against Jesu's words.
Jesus said, take and eat and take and drink. He did not say, take and soak my body in my blood and pass it out on a spoon ! Catholic laity take the body of Christ in their hands and eat it, and drink his blood directly from the chalice as was done in the early Church. Apparently, you are not familiar with current Catholic liturgical practice .
+Giovanni Serafino Yes, in the early church those were separated, and The Body was given into the hands of each communer and then everybody would drink from the cup. However, there were many cases when people would accidentally drop The Body on the floor, which is the highest holy object and thats not good. And drinking from the cup posed many problems for communing the sick and infants. That is why The Church decided to put The Body and The Blood together and feed Them from the spoon - it is practical, natural as in any body those two are together and not against the canons. But using unleavened bread and not giving both The Body and The Blood to the parish is.
Are you sure that this can properly be called "Byzantine Rite"? It's actually Russian Orthodox, which of course was based upon the ancient Byzantine rite that existed in 988 AD. But I don't know that this is what the Primate of the Greek Church, Bartholomew currently celebrates and of course that would be in the Greek language and not in Russian.
El rito bizantino se le llama a la forma liturgica que tal se celebra en Constatinopla. Hay liturgia orientales como el copto o alejandrino, el antioqueno, etc. En Occidente está el romano, el milanés o ambrosiano, etc.
No hate on Roman Catholic liturgy, but they just don't fit the beauty of the Byzantine Rite. I'm sure someone may disagree with me. Also, I love Western Rite Orthodox churches.
That chalice must be heavy without the soggy bread and wine in it, can't imagine how heavy it is with the elements of holy communion and the golden spoon in it.
Actually the Bible does talk about the Trinity right in the creation account. Genesis 1:26 is proof. John 1:1-14 sheds more light on this truth, and so does Colossians 1, just to name a few passages.
Qqq Qqq your Hebrew is horrid, not to mention so is your English! I came to faith in Yeshua (Jesus) from an orthodox background. I'm not lying, nor am I "milleading" as I don't even know what that means (it's not even a word). I need not repent of anything, nor will I ever turn my back on the truth and bow. to satan (Islam)! Deuteronomy 6:4 reads: שמע ישראל ה׳ אלקינו, ה׳ אחד! "Hear (Shmah) Israel (Yisrael) the L-RD (A-onai) our G-d (Elokeynu), the L-RD is one (Echad). There are two words for one יחיד (yachid) which means one singular entity, and אחד which means a unity (such as the case between husband and wife in Genesis 1:24, and G-d in Deuteronomy 6:4). You've yet to comment on Genesis 1:26 where the Triune G-d says: נעשה אדם בצלמנו כדמותנו "Let US make man in OUR image, after OUR likeness". You have no idea in what you are talking about! it wasn't until the time of Rambam (who died in 1204 CE), that the view of G-d being echad was synonymous to Him being yachid. There are even debates in Talmud whether G-d is yachid, or echad. Scripture (TaNaKh, and the New Testament) make a strong argument for the Triune view of G-d. I've wrestled with this issue, and am now a Trinitarian, you've not studied.
Qqq Qqq Please, shut your mouth and be quiet! You can't tell us people to have faith in your Religion? Get out of this page, you are not supposed to even be here on Orthodox Things! Go back to your Satanic Islamic Things, for we do not want to join your belief, and will never join your belief! I will have my Faith in Jesus Christ as my Saviour, my Lord, my God, forever and ever, and you can't do anything about it! Same with the other people! So please, shut up already, we do not want to know about your Islamic things!
Qqq Qqq It doesn't matter whether it says Jesus created the world or not. Jesus is God. You can see in the Holy Orthodox Icons of the Creation of the World, it shows Christ creating the world. Christ is God! So? It doesn't matter!
I believe that "orthodox" is sometimes used in the way that you use "Byzantine rite." I once went to a old-calender Ukrainian parish outside of Philadelphia. They are in communion with Rome, but he referred to himself as 'Orthodox." It was Holy Thursday and I was inquiring to find out their Pascha schedule and he said "This Sunday is Catholic Pascha. We celebrate Orthodox Pascha, which is not for a long time." It was St. Michael the Archangel in Jenkintown PA.
I love both churches catholic and orthodox. As a christian people we need learn the word RESPECT because i found out that some other churches like baptist and etc are saying that catholic church and orthodox should go to hell because they are pagans and lots of gods, lots of golds things inside of the church, statues of saints. I am telling you guys catholics and orthodox do not worship saints. The only person we worship is JESUS the son of god and mary. I hope you guys get my point. God bless you all.
What are flowers doing on the altar, isn't that a symbol of paganism and Western custom in the Orthodox Church which should only be placed on the iconostasis? - That's what my previous Orthodox spiritual father told me.
Não tem nexo nenhum esta afirmação! Saia do cisma ortodoxo! Those who follow the Orthodox Church is in schism and heresy, and far from true orthodoxy that is found only in the Catholic Church!
Respostas Católicas I would prefer you speak English then I don't have to translate. You are an ignorant fool who doesn't educate himself. The Western church are the real protestants and schismatics. Your church is schismatic in believing in papal infallibility, something that the East never believed in and never will. Tell me, how would the East suddenly decide in papal infallibility or be "schismatic" in something they never believed in? The church was founded in the East not the West. Get your facts straight!
shocking how "the mysteries" have been taken back to the hidden room by the priestly caste. That was not what Christ was and is about. This is privilege in utter self-serving defiance of Christ.
Papal authority is based on forgeries as the Donation of Constantine and the False Decretals and papacy was separated from the Church insisting in its authority. Every Christian who loves Jesus Christ must see the truth and join His Church, the Orthodox Church..
The primacy of Saint Peter is biblical, and empirical, look at the unity of the Catholic church, it's the charism of the catholic church. I just pray that all the apostolic churches unite again, keeping all their charisms and cultural specificities alive. Take Care GreekPontus.
Silvio Do Nascimento The primacy of Saint Peter may be biblical, but the papal supremacy is definitely not my friend. The bishops of Rome were not considered as the exclussive successors of Saint Peter in the Catholic Church before the Schism of 1054 AD. The tradition of the Church was that many bishops preside over the See of Peter. I disagree that there is more unity in modern "catholicism" in comparison to the Orthodox Church, but it is a long discussion. In contrast I could say that there is more love and kindness in the Orthodox Church and that it is the charism of Jesus to His Church
Silvio Do Nascimento The Orthodox Church does consider St. Peter to be a first among equals. More like a Figurehead in Constitutional Monarchies, while de facto decisions are made by collegial debate. The mistake of Papal infallibility the Catholics did is twisting Papal authority into an unlimited dictatorship taken from the Imperial Roman God-Emperor Augustus, when no man is supposed to be infallible and Jesus opposed any mere flawed and sinful man being elevated to Augustan levels of authority. Look at what sins the Papal Dictatorship has led into: the Inquisition; the mass burning, torture and genocide of Heretics and Homosexuals; the selling of Indulgences that turned the Church into a prostitute-like corporate enterprise offering salvation if you pay for it; the concept of Original Sin which meant that all unbaptized babies are guilty of ''existing'' and will go to Hell; a literal intepretation of Hell that was popularized further by Dante's Inferno when the Orthodox, who focused on iconography and symbolism, merely considered Hell to be a metaphor for the inherent punishment of sin; protection of Paedophiles by the Vatican; and many others that would have disgusted Jesus. Even the Byzantine emperors never achieved the levels of power the Pope amassed during the Middle Ages.
The Latin Church (i.e. Roman Catholic Church) does not deny the validity of other legitimate rites (including the Byzantine Rite). The Byzantine Rite is used by many Catholics with complete approval by the Latin Church. The Latin Church does not deny the legitimate apostolic inheritance of the Greek Orthodox Church, and therefore acknowledges that these consecrated Bishops and their priests have every authority to minister the sacraments every bit as much as in the Latin Church. I've never really researched the teaching of the Greek Orthodox Church on the Latin Church, but I would suspect that their view is similar on the legitimacy of other rites (including the Roman Rite) and the authority of the Latin Church to minister sacraments as legitimate apostolic inheritors of Christ.
gridcaster Eastern Orthodoxy (not only the Greek Orthodox Church) is the fullness of the Church and we can't receive Communion in a non-Orthodox parish. This fact proves that we (Orthodox and "catholics") are not a united Church and that non-Orthodox sacraments are not valid. "Catholic" priests are not seen as legitimate apostolic inheritors of Christ since 1054 AD, when the latin church was separated from the Church. The actual unity requires a unity in faith, which does not exist because of some doctrinal differences (papal supremacy and infallibility, filioque, purgatory etc)
I am physically disabled with Parkinson's shut in at home. You are blessing so many by sharing this Consecration in the Byzantine Rite Liturgy. Thank you so very much for all of your wonderful videos.
God bless you dear sister
Praying for your wellbeing.
May be abundantly bless you.
It is orthodox patriarch of Moscow....not eastern rite
@@marios8397if it is the Liturgy of Saint John Crystodom (which it is) then it is 9/10 an eastern rite liturgy. Same for the liturgy of Saint Basil the great.
I thought I was in heaven while I was watching this!
Praise be to Jesus Christ!
Jesus is KAAAAAAAANGGG
I find Eastern Rite liturgies ethereal. I attend the Latin Mass in the Roman Rite and I’ve been to a Maronite liturgy once. I think I want to attend a Byzantine Catholic liturgy next. No matter the differences between Orthodox and Catholics, one thing the Orthodox have done really well is keep the beauty of their churches and liturgy alive. Catholic Churches are starting to restore their beauty and hopefully in time the Masses and churches will have their former grandeur.
I grew up Maronite, but after I attended my 1st Byzantine Divine Liturgy I never went back! It's the closest I've Bern to heaven on earth!
@violinchan7726Most of the byzantine catholic churches were in communion with the orthodox church or eith the oriental orthodox church.Their tradition,theological beliefs and their divine liturgy all align with the orthodox church but they accept the infallibility of the pope.Its nice to see some churches that represent both of the major ancient denominations and add a bit of orthodoxy into the roman catholic faith.
There are churches that follow the Eastern Christian liturgical traditions, known as Eastern Catholic Churches, which are in full communion with the Pope in Rome. An example is the Ukrainian Catholic Church.
❤ *"Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and HOLD THE TRADITIONS which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle."*
~ Apostle Paul, 2 Thessalonians 2:15
This is why I'm joining the Orthodox church from Catholic. The church fathers have led me to the beauty of Orthodoxy...
This is the Catholic Church. It's the Byzantine rite. They are in union with Rome. The CATHOLIC Church has 27 different rites.
@@aidasskruodys7313 no its not lol
@@aidasskruodys7313 Sorry you are mistaken. This is a hierarchical liturgy being celebrated in the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow. That is Patriarch Kyrill.
As a Roman Catholic, who attends the traditional liturgy, I greatly appreciate the beauty of this liturgy, and the Western-style icons 😉 all over the walls of this beautiful Muscovite cathedral.
I understand though that this is really the best liturgy the Russian Church has to offer, and that I am not ashamed of Low Mass at my little local church. I would say however that I still love Solemn High Mass of St. Gregory.
This comment is rude and so passive aggressive.
+Yipyo1986 Take it as you will.
+Yipyo1986 What the hell is rude and passive-aggresive about his comment? LOL
+Caven Dish He thinks that by saying this is the best example of Russian liturgy, I am denigrating them.
nevermind. I'm sorry. have a great day
Impresionante
Magnifico
Hermoso
El respeto al sacramento
Bellisimo y emocionante.
They are Russian Orthodox and they are using the liturgy of St. John Chrysostom.
@@EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEwastaken the priests in the video are Orthodox, the Patriarch of Russia is present there
0:10 Take, eat, this is my body, which broken for you, for the remission of sins" 0:25 "likewise after supper he took the chalice saying" 0:33 "take drink from it all of you, this is my blood, the blood of the new and eternal covenant, which is poured for you and for many, for the remission of sins"
Btw just a side note, he's not speaking Russian, this is in Church Slavonic
@Thomas Taylor how sad
@@jovancheonline shut up schismatic
@Thomas Taylor I recommend you really look into Orthodoxy
It seems we have an anti-Orthodox troll trying to insult Orthodox believers commenting on a video of an ORTHODOX (not Eastern rite Catholic) Divine Liturgy.
O the arrogance! ☦Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on us all!
Alright everyone. Let’s be respectful Christians and just admire the beauty.
Magnificent...Patriarch Kirill is just such a holy and reverent man the way he celebrates the Divine Liturgy.
Qqq Qqq Can you please leave us Orthodox Christians alone? We do not want to know about your belief. Allah is not the God of Jesus Christ. The God of Jesus Christ is the Heavenly Father, who is God the Father. Jesus Christ even said that he and his Father is one, so Jesus Christ is God. Please, I really do not understand your spelling, please correct it, for we do not really understand your idiotic English. Thankyou. By the way, if you are Islam, why are you on Orthodox things? Are you just on Orthodox Things to insult Orthodoxy and to insult us people for being Orthodox? Just please, shut up and leave us alone, and go back to your Islamic Things. Thankyou.
He is a KGB agent
А твой Берл Лазар - не?
@@chadklink5270 nice try papist scum
Beautiful and amazing. Its good to be Orthodox. God bless everybody! :)
Why do the women there seem to follow Paul's command to cover the head? It's rarely done in catholic or orthodox churches I thought
CoolGuy12345678 Eastern Catholic Churches Did These Divine Liturgy Things , At Least This Way was a Special Mass at Latin Catholic Church
Yipyo1986 It is still done in Traditional Catholic Churches where the Latin Mass is offered. It is one of countless traditions that was thoughtlessly discarded after the diabolical second Vatican council and so-called new mass.
thank God for all churches that have valid holy orders, this consecration is holy, it is a miracle and it is supernatural, hallejuia.
I should go to a Byzantine mass some time. It's so beautiful and glamorous.⛪
*Divine Liturgy
As a Syrian Roman Catholic ( one of the Oriental churches) I feel amazed at how the Byzantine Catholic Mass combines the Roman catholic and Orthodox traditions and liturgy! So beautiful!
Bcz Russian Orthodox and they are using the liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (347-407 y,)
This is not byzantine catholic
I'm a Roman Catholic and this is awesome!
This is an Orthodox Divine Liturgy celebrated, it looks like, by Patriarch Kyrill of Moscow. In Orthodoxy, the "consecration" consists of all the prayers, including the "words of institution", if present, culminating in the Epiclesis.
This is beyond beautiful.
As a Roman Catholic I am very sensitive to beautiful orthodox litturgy !
You have preserved something words cannot describe, a litturgy that makes darkest hearths become as innocent as purest lambs !
Orthodoxy is the future of christianism !
It's been years I don't attend Vatican II mass anymore. I only attend Tridentine mass in latin :)
Straight White Male That is incorrect. Eastern Orthodoxy is heresy, as explained very clearly here:
th-cam.com/video/d07mgLoOW8g/w-d-xo.html
Agreed but only when the orthodox come out of schism and join the true church again.
@@markkostelac9600 Verovatno kao svaki uppisani usasa ne znas da je Rimska patrijarsija ta koja je otpala i izbacena iz Crkve . Verovatno ne znas da je pravo ime Pravoslavne Crkve - Jedna Sveta Katolicka I Apostolska Crkva ...(umesto katolicka sloveni cesto kazu Saborna* -to je adekvatan prevod) . Rim je taj koji je pao u jeres i Rim mora da se vrati ali od toga vise nema nista jer ste propali
Makes me cry every time.
For the perplexed: "Byzantine rite" is the scholarly label of the style of liturgy, not the name of one church or another. All modern Eastern Orthodox churches use the Byzantine rite. So do "Byzantine rite" Catholic churches.
ChrisC Theres Some Eastern Catholic Church Using Byzantine Rite , including Russian Greek Catholic Church And Melkite Greek Catholic Church
Yeh.
There are five main rites : romain ; byzantine ; antiochean ; alexandrian ; armenian ; and several varieties of each
@Nicholas-bc3qtI’m confused why you say “imitate” as if Eastern Catholic liturgy isn’t valid?
Amen God bless them ☦️☦️☦️
This is Orthodox Patriarch Cyril of Moscow and All Russia, serving divine Liturgy with bishops in Temple of Christ the Savior in Moscow.
what a lovely hymn the choir sang..
Beautiful, and I’m a Traditional Roman Catholic.
This is not a Byzantine Catholic Service. It's the liturgy, being officiated at the Russian Orthodox Patriarchal Cathedral in Moscow, by Patriarch Kirill! Head of the Russian Orthodox Church!
Russian Orthodox and they are using the liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (Byzantine )
Holy cow that is a huge chalice!!!!!! The deacon was struggling to pick it up! LOL
Guess you have to have one that size for that huge church.
You could pour a full Jeroboam into that bad boy. Wow.
Leon612 beat it you ingnert, it is big so every one in the Church can see it.
jjkk6639 He was just commenting on how huge the chalice was. I don't think he meant any insult to the service.
jjkk6639 And to receive Holy Communion.
So beautiful!
Is it unusual to show this most sacred part of the Divine Liturgy? I always thought it was not visible to the laity. Very interesting and moving.
When a bishop celebrates, the Holy Doors remain open for most of the Liturgy. This is therefore visible to those who can see around the celebrant.
Were a priest celebrating, the Holy Doors would be closed for most of the Liturgy, and that would tend to obscure this part of it from view. But that's not why the doors are closed. The Epiklesis is not secret. In any event, for Pascha (Easter) and the services of the week following, all the doors of the iconostasis remain open at all times, so nothing is hidden then.
In some places now (maybe some particular Orthodox churches) there is a scrim (is that the correct word) where people can see through a translucent screen. I suppose a film could show any part of the Divine Liturgy that the priest is comfortable having shown, perhaps for educational purposes, but it's not usual for the laity to be able to see it.
The closure of the Royal Central Doors of the Iconostas, and often a drawn curtain are symbolic of the separation between God and Mankind that Christ ended by his crucifixion, death, and resurrection. Just as the Scripture tells us that the curtain in the Holy of Holies was torn asunder when Christ died on the cross, the curtain is opened, and so the Royal Doors to signify an end to the separation, after the consecration by the invocation of the Holy Spirit.
Yes, all true and thank you for the clear and simple explanation.
@@JR15491 Yes my church has a clear screen in the side... it's for the choir to see when to stop singing a certain verse when the Priest finishes his duties, and for pianoman to stop playing...
kind of defeats the purpose of a holy "mystery" to be honest
¡Bellísimo!
Sencillamente hermoso el rito
Dios es uno y su iglesia una iglesia algun dia estaremos unidos ante sus pies oradados por nuestros pecados. Bendicion a todos mis hermanos cristianos en todo el mundo
God bless our Patriarch.
This is the Russian Orthodox Church, not the Eastern Catholic Churches which use the same liturgy (the Divine Liturgy of St.John Chrysostom), just to clarify.
this is Patriarchal See of Moscow - a branch of One Holly Catholic and Apostolic Church - know to you in the west as Orthodox Church .
Please don't attack me. But why do the host looks like jiggly cheesecake? Please don't attack I'm just confused.
IDK I think they make it like that
This is so beautiful! What happened to tradition in the Catholic Church? This is where it is at.
You can still find the old Tridentine mass in some places, if you know where to look. Whether or not they're permitted is up to the local ordinary. Compared to the post-Vatican II mass, it's extremely sober, with a much heightened sense that they are doing something sacred.
Look For The Eastern Catholic Churches If You want to celebrate in your belief :) , well im from the Latin Catholic church
Mass in Indonesian is the most beautiful Mass after the Mass in Latin...
Maria Serafin right here.
I went to a few greek/eastern orthodox masses. They use actual bread for the host/body of Christ, and dip it in the wine (or soak it).
heavenly.
I LOVE FATHER GOD AMEN
Nossa, que cálice grande!!! Vi uma das velhas teclando ao celu!!! nem os ortodoxos escapam dessa maldição dos celus na igreja!
O que é celus?
This is generally just called Eastern Rite, according to Eastern Orthodox Churches (of which this video shows one with the Patriarch Kyrill of Moscow and all Russia)
Where is this church
Probably - Christ the Savior cathedral Moscow.
Magnificent!
Gloriously Apostolic.
Is there any provision for Celiacs to take Holy Communion?
+santamanone If you speak to the priest ahead of time at communion to say that you cannot consume the "Body of Christ" because of your gluten intolerance, he can accomodate by giving you wine in the spoon....there are priests who would do this, but you need to know them, In a big cathedral such as this where you are one in a thousand, with such an ailment, it may be best to simply not partake in communion. ..
***** Thanks for the reply. But I asked because since my daughter was diagnosed as a celiac I've been learning how prevalent it is. It's slightly over 1% of non-Hispanic whites and around .79% of the population as a whole. (or 10 out of every thousand and 7.9 out of every thousand respectively) Mind you I'm not talking about mere "Gluten Intolerance" but full blown celiac's disease. And the numbers are growing
God bless your daughter..... I don't know what to say, but if you attend a parish (Catholic or Orthodox) I would definitely ask your pastor/ priest at the parish and see what he tells you... I still recommend receiving the eucharist if at all possible for your daughter, perhaps there is a way to accommodate her and still receive the sacraments. God bless and give her good health.
***** Thank you. We do attend and receive the sacraments, but currently we attend Episcopal services (they have gluten free host available on request) For personal reasons I'm gravitating towards the Orthodox Church though and as you have concluded, receiving the sacraments is important to us.
+santamanone in the USA Roman Catholics have only a few options. There has to be some wheat in the host, but you can use an extremely low wheat gluten host (there are producers) which would be sufficient for most celiacs to not have any problems. you can also choose to only drink the consecrated wine which is perfectly okay canonically as there is no requirement to consume both species.
Who is the other person speaking after the Patriarch? You hear his voice saying "ameen"
Beautiful
thankyou
This is what’s called the Ruthenian rite in Russia they are in full union with Rome and are fully catholic and apostolic church!
Ruthenian rite?
I hope the changes in Vatican II have not effected the eastern rite churches. In the U.S.A. I think some such as the Byzantine say Holy Mass with the priest facing “versus populum” this abuse should be stopped and none of the prayers should be said in the vernacular. Any comments on this would be welcome.
El cambio solo afecto al rito latino romano que es mayoría.
@@luismanuelpotencianonorato9672Yo he visto que el rito Bizantino Católico lo celebran cara al pueblo aquí donde vivo.
There are ghost harassing my husband and my daughter they are souyium makenish,kollie garwu,jemy,Melisa,fire prayers
this is the Russian orthodox church, patriarch kirill.
very cool
And this is an Orthodox Divine Liturgy, btw.
How can i read that they are saying in English?
im a roman Catholic i find this interesting
so are the orthodox doing a mass in eastern catholic chruch or is it just a orthodox church with Byzantine Rite liturgy
Is this an Orthodox Divine Liturgy or a Byzantine Catholic Divine Liturgy?
Orthodox. The celebrant is the Patriarch of Moscow and All-Russia, Kirill.
Is this the Byzantine Rite from the Eastern Catholic Church, or is this an Eastern Orthodox Church?
did anyone alse see the woman texting at 3:40?
Jonathan Robbins haha thank you
iStouts Didnt look like texting, more like trying to figure something out/ change a setting on her phone.
Oh, it could've been that, I didn't think of that. I guess we should assume the benefit of the doubt
Look at all the women wearing head coverings though. That's not cool to judge.
+Yipyo1986 So what if that woman's head was covered. She still wasn't paying attention to the most solemn part of the Divine Liturgy.
What music is sung during the consecration
We praise You,
we bless You,
we give thanks to You,
and we pray to You, Lord our God,
and we pray to You, Lord our God,
and we pray to You, Lord our God.
Where is this Church?
It is the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow.
This is celebrated in the Orthodox Church. His Holiness Kirill, not a unia.
Why is the chalice and the Lamb so big?!
That's because of the needs caused by so large an attendance.
@@eetuerrenor5757 Ya but why one chalice? Does Russian orthodox have many altars like my church (malankara orthodox)?
If we have too many attendees we can celebrate 3-5 Eucharists simultaneously
@@evan.5967 No we don't do that
Where was this recorded?
+The Orthodox Lunatic Moscow, Russia.
+Orthodox Church It wasn't a Russian parish, then?
MetalheadWolfman It is Russian Orthodox Church, Moscow Patriarch Cyril serving Divine Liturgy in Temple of Christ the Savior.
Oh. Gotcha.
As a catholic this looks very familiar
I was surprised by the amount of wine and using a real bread. Catholic Church uses a small amount of wine and bread.
This is the Patriarchal Divine Liturgy at the biggest cathedral in Russia. They are going to do the Holy Communion of around 2000 people - hence the size.
Of Course real bread when we need to deep something into liquid we want it to soak, not to just be a chip.
But the problem is Catholic Church has forbidden layman to commune His Blood, and that is a mistake, against Jesu's words.
Jesus said, take and eat and take and drink. He did not say, take and soak my body in my blood and pass it out on a spoon ! Catholic laity take the body of Christ in their hands and eat it, and drink his blood directly from the chalice as was done in the early Church. Apparently, you are not familiar with current Catholic liturgical practice .
Lord Jesus Christ said "Drink, ALL OF YOU", He knew that Latins will forbid laymen to receive His blood.
+Giovanni Serafino Yes, in the early church those were separated, and The Body was given into the hands of each communer and then everybody would drink from the cup. However, there were many cases when people would accidentally drop The Body on the floor, which is the highest holy object and thats not good. And drinking from the cup posed many problems for communing the sick and infants. That is why The Church decided to put The Body and The Blood together and feed Them from the spoon - it is practical, natural as in any body those two are together and not against the canons. But using unleavened bread and not giving both The Body and The Blood to the parish is.
Is Roman Catholic allowed to take Eastern comunion?
Yes, but only Catholic and Ortodox. in any situation anywhere in the world
No one can pray with heretic and be a Catholic - St. Agatho
Wow
Orthodox is recognized as apostolic is it not?
Orthodoxy is the only Holy Apostolic Catholic faith and Church!
They also sometimes use the Latin rite!
Are you sure that this can properly be called "Byzantine Rite"? It's actually Russian Orthodox, which of course was based upon the ancient Byzantine rite that existed in 988 AD. But I don't know that this is what the Primate of the Greek Church, Bartholomew currently celebrates and of course that would be in the Greek language and not in Russian.
It's not russian, is liturgical slavonic.
Btw...it's all in Russian or Old Slavonic? Somebody can tell me?
Old Slavonic
holy graal
No, this is Orthodoxy.
Everyone standing up, no reclinatories, they can't get on their knees during consecration...
Is this Byzantine Catholic or Orthodox?
Russian Orthodox
This>hillsong
As a Protestant, I agree.
This isnt a "byzantine rite" this is Orthodox and Russian... it has nothing to do with the Roman church
El rito bizantino se le llama a la forma liturgica que tal se celebra en Constatinopla. Hay liturgia orientales como el copto o alejandrino, el antioqueno, etc. En Occidente está el romano, el milanés o ambrosiano, etc.
No hate on Roman Catholic liturgy, but they just don't fit the beauty of the Byzantine Rite. I'm sure someone may disagree with me. Also, I love Western Rite Orthodox churches.
Russian Orthodox, not Byzantine. Byzantine is in Greek and uses Greek tonalities.
That chalice must be heavy without the soggy bread and wine in it, can't imagine how heavy it is with the elements of holy communion and the golden spoon in it.
Actually the Bible does talk about the Trinity right in the creation account. Genesis 1:26 is proof. John 1:1-14 sheds more light on this truth, and so does Colossians 1, just to name a few passages.
Qqq Qqq your Hebrew is horrid, not to mention so is your English! I came to faith in Yeshua (Jesus) from an orthodox background. I'm not lying, nor am I "milleading" as I don't even know what that means (it's not even a word). I need not repent of anything, nor will I ever turn my back on the truth and bow. to satan (Islam)!
Deuteronomy 6:4 reads:
שמע ישראל ה׳ אלקינו, ה׳ אחד!
"Hear (Shmah) Israel (Yisrael) the L-RD (A-onai) our G-d (Elokeynu), the L-RD is one (Echad).
There are two words for one יחיד (yachid) which means one singular entity, and אחד which means a unity (such as the case between husband and wife in Genesis 1:24, and G-d in Deuteronomy 6:4). You've yet to comment on Genesis 1:26 where the Triune G-d says:
נעשה אדם בצלמנו כדמותנו
"Let US make man in OUR image, after OUR likeness".
You have no idea in what you are talking about! it wasn't until the time of Rambam (who died in 1204 CE), that the view of G-d being echad was synonymous to Him being yachid. There are even debates in Talmud whether G-d is yachid, or echad.
Scripture (TaNaKh, and the New Testament) make a strong argument for the Triune view of G-d. I've wrestled with this issue, and am now a Trinitarian, you've not studied.
Qqq Qqq Please, shut your mouth and be quiet! You can't tell us people to have faith in your Religion? Get out of this page, you are not supposed to even be here on Orthodox Things! Go back to your Satanic Islamic Things, for we do not want to join your belief, and will never join your belief! I will have my Faith in Jesus Christ as my Saviour, my Lord, my God, forever and ever, and you can't do anything about it! Same with the other people! So please, shut up already, we do not want to know about your Islamic things!
Qqq Qqq It doesn't matter whether it says Jesus created the world or not. Jesus is God. You can see in the Holy Orthodox Icons of the Creation of the World, it shows Christ creating the world. Christ is God! So? It doesn't matter!
CoolGuy12345678 using your idols to prove that Messiah is God isn't helping the cause.
I think this is orthodox not eastern rite
Это поругание веры снимать камерой таинства
I believe that "orthodox" is sometimes used in the way that you use "Byzantine rite." I once went to a old-calender Ukrainian parish outside of Philadelphia. They are in communion with Rome, but he referred to himself as 'Orthodox." It was Holy Thursday and I was inquiring to find out their Pascha schedule and he said "This Sunday is Catholic Pascha. We celebrate Orthodox Pascha, which is not for a long time." It was St. Michael the Archangel in Jenkintown PA.
if they are in communion with Rome - they are not Orthodox.
Damn that's a big ass chalice!!!!
Why the religious arguments on the comments though...chill
PLUTAO evangelos gino , linda e Santa tradição das igrejas ortodoxas para todo o mundo amém *
I love both churches catholic and orthodox. As a christian people we need learn the word RESPECT because i found out that some other churches like baptist and etc are saying that catholic church and orthodox should go to hell because they are pagans and lots of gods, lots of golds things inside of the church, statues of saints. I am telling you guys catholics and orthodox do not worship saints. The only person we worship is JESUS the son of god and mary. I hope you guys get my point. God bless you all.
Nathaniel Ramos Good point, Nathaniel. I am Orthodox, but I love the Roman Church too. They have many good qualities and traditions.
@@cecilien9407 thank you for loving my religion. God bless you!!!
Nathaniel Ramos I go to Catholic mass frequently and I love it. Your communion glows with a holy light. ❤️
@@cecilien9407 yeah and it is jesus!!!
Это никто не должен видеть коме посвященных. За это всех там стоящих ждет ад
Too bad, ours in the Catholic Church ain't like This
Not Byzantine. Russian orthodox liturgy 🙏🏻☦️
What are flowers doing on the altar, isn't that a symbol of paganism and Western custom in the Orthodox Church which should only be placed on the iconostasis? - That's what my previous Orthodox spiritual father told me.
Não tem nexo nenhum esta afirmação! Saia do cisma ortodoxo!
Those who follow the Orthodox Church is in schism and heresy, and far from true orthodoxy that is found only in the Catholic Church!
Respostas Católicas I would prefer you speak English then I don't have to translate. You are an ignorant fool who doesn't educate himself. The Western church are the real protestants and schismatics. Your church is schismatic in believing in papal infallibility, something that the East never believed in and never will. Tell me, how would the East suddenly decide in papal infallibility or be "schismatic" in something they never believed in? The church was founded in the East not the West. Get your facts straight!
0:11 on a different table
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me too.
Кто снимает внутренность алтаря ипоказывает неверным ждет ад
I'm a controlling isa mama control usa
Это все актеры
shocking how "the mysteries" have been taken back to the hidden room by the priestly caste. That was not what Christ was and is about. This is privilege in utter self-serving defiance of Christ.
This thought was the exact same that destroyed the liturgy in the West
There is no salvation outside the Catholic Church
That is true. We hope for the return of the Patriarchate of Rome to the Catholic Church ☦️
Is this byzantine catholic?
no, byzantine orthodox from Russia
Natewatl they serve by the Byzantine customs the liturgy of John Chrysostom. And there are still Orthodox Western rites
Orthodox christians,NO BYZANTINE RITE
This is not Byzantine Rite and for once and for all , learn - THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A 'BYZANTINE" RITE !!!
Papal authority is based on forgeries as the Donation of Constantine and the False Decretals and papacy was separated from the Church insisting in its authority. Every Christian who loves Jesus Christ must see the truth and join His Church, the Orthodox Church..
The primacy of Saint Peter is biblical, and empirical, look at the unity of the Catholic church, it's the charism of the catholic church.
I just pray that all the apostolic churches unite again, keeping all their charisms and cultural specificities alive. Take Care GreekPontus.
Silvio Do Nascimento The primacy of Saint Peter may be biblical, but the papal supremacy is definitely not my friend. The bishops of Rome were not considered as the exclussive successors of Saint Peter in the Catholic Church before the Schism of 1054 AD. The tradition of the Church was that many bishops preside over the See of Peter.
I disagree that there is more unity in modern "catholicism" in comparison to the Orthodox Church, but it is a long discussion.
In contrast I could say that there is more love and kindness in the Orthodox Church and that it is the charism of Jesus to His Church
Silvio Do Nascimento The Orthodox Church does consider St. Peter to be a first among equals. More like a Figurehead in Constitutional Monarchies, while de facto decisions are made by collegial debate. The mistake of Papal infallibility the Catholics did is twisting Papal authority into an unlimited dictatorship taken from the Imperial Roman God-Emperor Augustus, when no man is supposed to be infallible and Jesus opposed any mere flawed and sinful man being elevated to Augustan levels of authority. Look at what sins the Papal Dictatorship has led into: the Inquisition; the mass burning, torture and genocide of Heretics and Homosexuals; the selling of Indulgences that turned the Church into a prostitute-like corporate enterprise offering salvation if you pay for it; the concept of Original Sin which meant that all unbaptized babies are guilty of ''existing'' and will go to Hell; a literal intepretation of Hell that was popularized further by Dante's Inferno when the Orthodox, who focused on iconography and symbolism, merely considered Hell to be a metaphor for the inherent punishment of sin; protection of Paedophiles by the Vatican; and many others that would have disgusted Jesus. Even the Byzantine emperors never achieved the levels of power the Pope amassed during the Middle Ages.
The Latin Church (i.e. Roman Catholic Church) does not deny the validity of other legitimate rites (including the Byzantine Rite). The Byzantine Rite is used by many Catholics with complete approval by the Latin Church. The Latin Church does not deny the legitimate apostolic inheritance of the Greek Orthodox Church, and therefore acknowledges that these consecrated Bishops and their priests have every authority to minister the sacraments every bit as much as in the Latin Church.
I've never really researched the teaching of the Greek Orthodox Church on the Latin Church, but I would suspect that their view is similar on the legitimacy of other rites (including the Roman Rite) and the authority of the Latin Church to minister sacraments as legitimate apostolic inheritors of Christ.
gridcaster Eastern Orthodoxy (not only the Greek Orthodox Church) is the fullness of the Church and we can't receive Communion in a non-Orthodox parish. This fact proves that we (Orthodox and "catholics") are not a united Church and that non-Orthodox sacraments are not valid. "Catholic" priests are not seen as legitimate apostolic inheritors of Christ since 1054 AD, when the latin church was separated from the Church. The actual unity requires a unity in faith, which does not exist because of some doctrinal differences (papal supremacy and infallibility, filioque, purgatory etc)