The rite of the Burial of the Mother of God, with the lamentations before the shroud (epitaphios) of the Theotokos, which forms a part of the Feast of the Dormition.

Complete hymnography from the Menaion for the Feast of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God, including all the texts for the All-Night Vigil (Vespers and Matins) with canons, and the Liturgy.

An outline of the Divine Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts, with the Hours, as celebrated in the Orthodox Church during Great Lent.

Rubrics for the all-night Vigil service, as said in its 'cell' or 'reader's' format - i.e. when no priest is present.

The concluding prayer of the akathistos hymn to the Passion of Christ, which constitutes a strong prayer of deliverance in suffering.

A moving hymn thanking God for the created cosmos - often taken as an akathistos of the cosmos and created environment. By Metropolitan Tryphon (secularly Boris Petrovich Turkestanov, d. 1934).

Dedicated to Christ's sacrifice upon Golgotha, and the divine love manifest in the incarnation.

The akathistos hymn to Christ, offered in deeply personal and intimate terms of self-sacrifice, love and obedient humility.

The most common akathistos hymn, dedicated to the Virgin Mother of God and Theotokos. This ancient hymn is sung communally during Great Lent, and said throughout the year.

The traditonal Paschal greeting, 'Christ is risen! Indeed, he is risen!' in a large number of modern and ancient languages.

The great psalm of repentance, which forms a bedrock of a number of liturgical motions in the divine services.

Troparia, kontakia, and various other hymns for the Nativity of Christ, drawn from the Church's liturgical service books.

Troparia, kontakia, and various other hymns for the Theophany of Christ, drawn from the Church's liturgical service books.