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** Gestures of the Liturgy | ** Gestures of the Liturgy | ||
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| + | ** The "'''Holy Eucharist'''" is also known as the Holy Qurbana or Holy Communion. This refers to the special worship where we receive the real Body and Blood of Jesus, or sometimes to the real Body and Blood of Christ. The service can also be called the Divine Liturgy. During the service where we remember the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. During the Eucharist, we come together as brothers and sisters in Christ to receive this special gift from God. It is a way for us to be closer to Jesus and to show our love and devotion to Him. The Eucharist is real in the Orthodox Church and not a symbol (St. John 6:51-66). | ||
| + | * Other Vocabulary | ||
** Amen = So be it | ** Amen = So be it | ||
** Barek mor = Bless me Lord | ** Barek mor = Bless me Lord | ||
Revision as of 21:52, 5 August 2023
Textbook
Learning Outcomes
Holy Qurbana
- G2.LO13 - Understand the meaning of the words “Holy Qurbana,” “Holy Eucharist,” and “Divine Liturgy.”
- G2.LO14 - Recognize how the word "Communion" teaches us that we have a deeper interaction and relationship
- G2.LO15 - Understand the Body and Blood of Christ are Real and not just bread and wine.
- G2.LO16 - Visualize the Holy Qurbana.
Talmido Resources
- Articles
- Devotional Study of Holy Qurbana by His Grace Mathews Mar Barnabas
- Gestures of the Liturgy
- Vocabulary
- The "Holy Eucharist" is also known as the Holy Qurbana or Holy Communion. This refers to the special worship where we receive the real Body and Blood of Jesus, or sometimes to the real Body and Blood of Christ. The service can also be called the Divine Liturgy. During the service where we remember the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. During the Eucharist, we come together as brothers and sisters in Christ to receive this special gift from God. It is a way for us to be closer to Jesus and to show our love and devotion to Him. The Eucharist is real in the Orthodox Church and not a symbol (St. John 6:51-66).
- Other Vocabulary
- Amen = So be it
- Barek mor = Bless me Lord
- Kurielaison = Lord have mercy
- Subho labolabra valrooho kadiso = Glory be to the Father, and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.
- Men olam vadamo la olam olmin = now and always and for ever and ever
- Hoso vabkoolsuban olmin = now and always and forever and ever
- Morio Rahemelain adarain = Lord have mercy upon us and help us
- Hallelujah = Praise God, Praise to God
- Symbols: Symbols represent invisible divine realities. A symbol can either be an object or an action.
