This service book contains the text of the Chrismation service for the reception of converts from other Trinity-believing Christian denominations is ...

Adult chrismation is often done during the Divine Liturgy. A candidate for chrismation should select a godparent, who is a member of an Orthodox Church in good ...

The newly-illumined Orthodox Christians are the first of the laity to receive the Holy Eucharist, coming forward bearing their lighted Baptismal candles and ...

Chrismation, the gift of the Holy Spirit, is performed in the Orthodox Church by anointing all parts of the person's body with the special oil called holy ...

Chrismation (sometimes called confirmation) is the holy mystery by which a baptized person is granted the gift of the Holy Spirit through anointing with oil.

17 мая 2020 г. · In this post, we explore Chrismation in the Orthodox Church, our receiving of the Gift of the Holy Spirit, as the Apostles did at Pentecost.

Chrismation, which isn't a long service, is an anointing with a special oil, called chrism, that is blessed by our Patriarch of Constantinople.

Through Chrismation every member of the Church becomes a prophet, and receives a share in the royal priesthood of Christ; all Christians alike, because they ...

Through Chrismation a person is given the “power from on high” (Acts 1- 2), the gift of the Spirit of God, in order to live the new life received in baptism. He ...

The Baptism-Chrismation service is an act of reception of an infant or non-Christian into full membership of the Orthodox Church.