Illustrated Synaxarion — September 1
The Illustrated Synaxarion of the Orthodox Church was compiled by Antonios Markou, (MA Ph); "St. Symeon the Translator's" Centre for Hagiographical Studies, Athens, Greece.
The Illustrated Synaxarion of the Orthodox Church was compiled by Antonios Markou, (MA Ph); "St. Symeon the Translator's" Centre for Hagiographical Studies, Athens, Greece. The 1st edition was published in Greek in 2002, and the 2nd edition was published in English in 2004, in Athens, Greece. This publication is no longer in print. If it is reprinted by the copyright holder, all images and pdfs from The Illustrated Synaxarion of the Orthodox Church will be removed from this website and will be replaced by a link to purchase the book from the publisher.
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Hymnography Resources for September 1
Printable Sheet Music and Liturgical Texts:
Saint Anthony’s Greek Orthodox Monastery
Divine Music Project
AGES Initiatives, Inc.
Digital Chant Stand
Audio Recordings of the Hymns for the Day
chanted by Dimitrios Katsiklis
Apolytikion - Beginning of the Indiction
Second Tone
O Maker of all creation, Who hast established the times and the seasons in Thine own power: Bless the crown of this year with Thy goodness, O Lord, and keep our rulers and Thy flock in peace, by the intercessions of the Theotokos, and save us.
Kontakion - Beginning of the Indiction
Fourth Tone. Thou Who wast raised up
O God of all, Thou Who hast made all the ages, O Sovereign Lord, truly transcendent in essence, bestow Thy grace and blessing on the year to come; and O Most Compassionate, in Thine infinite mercy save all them that worship Thee, Who alone art our Master, and that with fear, O Savior, cry to Thee: Grant unto all men a fruitful and godly year.
Apolytikion - St. Symeon the Stylite
First Tone
Thou becamest a pillar of patience and didst emulate the Forefathers, O righteous one: Job in his sufferings, Joseph in temptations, and the life of the bodiless while in the body. O Symeon, our righteous Father, intercede with Christ God that our souls be saved.
Kontakion - St. Symeon the Stylite
Second Tone. The Original Melody
Thou soughtest the heights, though parted not from things below. Thy pillar became a chariot of fire for thee. Thou becamest thereby a true companion of the angelic host; and together with them, O Saint, thou ceaselessly prayest Christ God for us all.
Books for Children — September 1
The Illustrated Synaxarion of the Orthodox Church (PDF)
compiled by Antonios Markou
published by St. Symeon the Translator's Centre for Hagiographical Studies
The Great Collection of the Lives of the Saints: September (Volume 1)
written/compiled by St. Demetrius of Rostov
published by Chrysostom Press
distributed by Saint Herman Press
My Synaxarion: September (English, Greek) — [St. Symeon the Stylite]
September Package (English, Greek)
Egle-Ekaterine Potamitis
Potamitis Publishing
Scripture Readings for September 1
Audios — September 1
Audio Synaxarion
PATRISTIC NECTAR SYNAXARION PROJECT
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Audio Recordings of the Hymns for the Feast
FREE AUDIO FILES OF THE HYMNS OF THE FEAST
COURTESY OF MASTER CHANTER
DIMITRIOS KATSIKLIS
CDS AND DIGITAL MUSIC FOR PURCHASE
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