Liturgical Variations within Orthodoxy
...specifically, between Greek and Russian liturgical traditions. (The article is long but rewarding.)
posted by me at 7:49 AM
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
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1 Comments:
Though I don't have time to enumerate them, there are some errors in that article, especially regarding Greek practice, which +Basil was obviously not as familiar with.
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