The Liturgy of Saint James is a form of Christian liturgy used by some Eastern Christians of the Byzantine rite and West Syriac Rite. Manuscript tradition · Order of liturgy · Rubrics

Send forth upon us, O Lord, Your plenteous grace and Your blessing; and sanctify our souls, bodies, and spirits, that we may become worthy communicants and ...

The Priest censes the Holy Table, then takes up the Holy Gospel Book and gives it to the Deacon. Then, preceded by candle-bearers, they exit the Holy Sanctuary.

The Divine Liturgy of St. James is among the oldest Eucharistic services in continuous use. It is the ancient liturgy of the Church of Jerusalem and is ... History of the Liturgy · Liturgy of the Faithful

Liturgy of St. James, a eucharistic service based on the Antiochene Liturgy, said to be the most ancient Christian liturgy. Modified forms of the Liturgy of ...

This version of the Greek Liturgy of St James is highly provisional and tentative, principally because none of the editions available agree among themselves.

We render thanks to Thee, Christ our God, that Thou hast made us worthy to partake of Thy body and blood, for the remission of sins, and for life everlasting.

The Liturgy of St. James is based on the ancient traditions of rite of the early Christian Church of Jerusalem. It forms the basis for the Liturgy of Antioch.

A liturgy is used for the performance of divine worship, and for the most important act of that worship, the Mass.

Let us remember our most holy, pure, blessed, and glorious Lady, the Theotokos and ever-virgin Mary; Saint John the glorious prophet, forerunner, and baptist; ...