Deacon: Bless, Master.
The priest proclaims: Glory to the Holy, and Consubstantial, and Life-Giving, and Indivisible Trinity, always, now and ever, and unto the ages of ages.
Lik: Amen.
Deacon: Let us pray to the Lord in peace: before asking: For those who are floating:
We add a special one to the usual petitions:
For this prayer to be corrected, like a censer before our Savior God, and to accept this sacrifice of hearts and walls, confessing to the Lord on the day of salvation, who heard us on the day sorrow, let us pray to the Lord.
For the Fatherland to always be invincible and victorious over its enemies, and to establish peace and glory in our land, let us pray to the Lord.
To grant us grace from now to eternity, through faith and love, to proclaim salvation and power and the Kingdom of our God and the domain of His Christ, who gave strength to our country and rewarded us the joy of our salvation, let us pray to the Lord.
May we be delivered:
Intercede, save, have mercy:
Most Holy, Most Pure:
Exclamation: For all glory is due to You:
Therefore: God is the Lord, and appear to us: with verses.
Troparion, tone 4:
Give thanks, O Thy unworthy servants, O Lord, for Thy great blessings upon us, glorifying Thee, we praise, bless, thank, sing and magnify Thy goodness, and We slavishly cry out to You in love: O Benefactor, our Savior, glory to Thee.
Glory: voice 1:
Save, Lord, Your people and bless Your heritage, granting victory to the Orthodox Christian against the enemy and preserving Your life through Your Cross.
And now: voice 8:
To the chosen Voivode, victorious, as having been delivered from the evil ones, let us write thanksgiving to Thee, Thy servants, to the Mother of God, but, as having an invincible power, free us from all troubles, let us call to Thee: Rejoice, Unbridled Bride.
Deacon: Come on.
Priest: Peace to all.
Reader: And to your spirit.
Deacon: Wisdom, let us hear.
Reader: Prokeimenon, tone 4:
The Lord will give strength to His people, the Lord will bless His people with peace.
Verse: Bring to the Lord, sons of God, bring glory and honor to the Lord.
Apostle to Ephesus, conceived 233.
Gospel of Matthew, beginning 98-99 (collection).
The Lord’s speech to His disciples: Hear the imate of abuse and hear the abuse. Look, don’t be horrified, it’s fitting for all of this to exist, but that’s not the end. For language will rise against tongue and kingdom against kingdom, and there will be plagues and destruction and cowardice in every place. All this is the beginning of illness. Then there will be great sorrow, such as has not been from the beginning of the world until now, nor is it meant to be. And unless those days had ceased, all flesh would not have been saved. But for the sake of the elect these days will come to an end.
According to the Gospel litany: Rzem all:
We also pray for our God-protected country: we add special petitions:
We also pray that the Lord our Savior may accept confession and thanksgiving to us, His unworthy servants, because He did not create for us to eat because of our iniquity, but rather to reward us for our sins, But even in the time of temptation that came to our Fatherland and to the whole universe, He delivered us, and at some point, having defeated us, He showed us His salvation.
We also pray for our leaders and warriors, who laid down their lives in battle, who died from wounds and hunger, in captivity and bitter labor, innocently tortured and killed, and for the sake of all Victory who have labored, for may the King of glory give them, on the day of His righteous reward, eternal life and crowns of incorruption, and establish us all in faith and like-mindedness.
We also pray to You, Lord our God, to look upon the sorrows, misfortunes, suffering, tears and groans of Your people, and to be merciful and turn away all Your wrath, righteously moved towards us, and have mercy on us.
Exclamation: Hear us, O God, to our Savior:
Choir: Amen.
Deacon: Let us pray to the Lord.
Chorus: Lord, have mercy.
The priest, together with the entire church, with all attention and tenderness, says this prayer in a loud voice:
Great and Incomprehensible God, saver of the perishing, life-giver of the dead,/ do all things according to Thy will, and direct all things by Thy wondrous providence!/ Incline Thy ear from on high. Thy holy one and accept from us, Thy humble and unworthy servants, / with our hearts and lips this grateful prayer, confession and praise offered to You.
For thou hast not done unto us according to our iniquity, O Lord, thou hast repaid us according to our sin./Thou hast said of old unto the children of Israel, that if they did not hear thy voice keep and do all Thy commandments, / bring upon them a tongue without a cold face, who will crush them in their cities, until their walls are destroyed. / And we know that the verb has been fulfilled this terrible one is upon our people./
But You, Lord God, are Generous and Merciful, Long-suffering and True/ and keep righteousness and show mercy, with great mercy you have had mercy on you/ and having visited with the rod of unrighteousness ours, you have rewarded us with victory for our fellows./ Moreover, our heart is established in our Lord,/ our horn is lifted up in our God, we rejoice in your salvation./ We thank you for deliverance of the Fatherland from the fierce enemy./ Grant us, Lord, the memory of this glorious visit of Yours/ to firmly and unceasingly carry within us,/ to always give thanks and glorify:/ glory To you, God, our Benefactor, forever and ever.
Lik: Amen.
Deacon: Wisdom.
Face: The most honest Cherub:
Glory, and now: Lord, have mercy (three times). Bless.
And release:
Risen from the dead, Christ, our True God, through the prayers of His Most Pure Mother, the glorious and all-praiseworthy Apostles, the Holy Great Martyr and Victorious George, all saints, in the lands of Russia that have shone forth, and all the saints, will have mercy and save us, as He is Good and Lover of Mankind.
Also: In the blessed dormition, grant eternal rest, O Lord, to Your departed servant, the ever-memorable leader and warrior for the faith and the Fatherland, who laid down his life in battle, from wounds and hunger those who died, in captivity and bitter labor, innocently tortured and killed, and all who labored for the sake of Victory, and create eternal memory for them.
According to these: Many years and Christ is risen: (three times).