{"content":[{"text":"Reader’s Typika for Sunday 11th July 2021 \n Third Sunday after Pentecost  Sunday of all the New Martyrs \n The Holy, Glorious Great Martyr Euphemia the All-praised","bbox":{"left":0.033729,"top":0.037364,"width":0.433738,"height":0.082737}},{"text":"SECOND ANTIPHON \n Psalm 145 \n Choir: Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit.","bbox":{"left":0.526247,"top":0.037954,"width":0.4065479999999999,"height":0.07102499999999999}},{"text":"The ‘Reader’ may be the most senior person present – e.g. a parent or \n grandparent, according to the situation – or simply the most confident \n reader or singer. The parts marked for the ‘Choir’ can be read or sung by \n everyone together, or by one person alone. Music for some parts may be \n found on the website: www.orthodoxcommunityrugby.com/choir/ \n If no one present is a confident singer, the service can be chanted on one \n note, or simply read. You may prefer to use parts of the service in your own \n language. If so, please make sure that the prayers are read from an \n Orthodox prayer book or service book.","bbox":{"left":0.033729,"top":0.135065,"width":0.439855,"height":0.20879799999999998}},{"text":"Praise the Lord, O my soul./ While I live will I praise the Lord;/ I will \n sing praises unto my God while I have any being. \n Put not your trust in princes, nor in any sons of men/ in whom there is \n no help. \n His breath goeth forth, he returneth to his earth:/ in that very day his \n thoughts perish. \n The Lord shall reign forever:/ even thy God, O Zion, unto all generations.","bbox":{"left":0.526247,"top":0.123644,"width":0.439476,"height":0.158378}},{"text":"Both now and ever and unto the ages of ages. Amen.","bbox":{"left":0.526247,"top":0.297729,"width":0.3148589999999999,"height":0.023627999999999982}},{"text":"Before the Service \n If possible, the Service should be said in front of the household icons – e.g. \n in the family icon corner. If practical, and if they are available, a Cross and \n a Book of the Gospels (or a copy of New Testament, or a Bible) should be \n placed on a table in front of the icons. A lamp or candle, and incense, if \n available, should be lit before the Service begins.","bbox":{"left":0.033729,"top":0.358864,"width":0.43841199999999997,"height":0.139231}},{"text":"O only-begotten Son and Word of God. O Thou Who art Immortal, yet for \n our salvation didst deign to be incarnate of the holy Mother of God and \n Ever-Virgin Mary; and without change wast made man; Who also wast \n crucified for us; and by death didst overcome death: save us, O Christ, \n our God; one Person of the Holy Trinity, glorified together with the \n Father and the Holy Spirit.","bbox":{"left":0.526247,"top":0.336022,"width":0.43854000000000004,"height":0.135872}},{"text":"In place of the LITTLE LITANY, the choir sings: \n Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy.","bbox":{"left":0.526247,"top":0.487567,"width":0.33085599999999993,"height":0.04747800000000002}},{"text":"Reader: Through the prayers of our Holy Fathers, Lord Jesus Christ our \n God, have mercy upon us, and save us. Amen.","bbox":{"left":0.033729,"top":0.513097,"width":0.436728,"height":0.046804999999999986}},{"text":"THIRD ANTIPHON \n The Beatitudes \n Choir: In Thy Kingdom remember us, O Lord,/ when Thou comest in \n Thy Kingdom. \n Blessed are the poor in spirit:/ for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven. \n Blessed are they that mourn:/ for they shall be comforted. \n Blessed are the meek:/ for they shall inherit the earth. \n Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness:/ for \n they shall be filled. \n Blessed are the merciful:/ for they shall obtain mercy. \n Blessed are the pure in heart:/ for they shall see God. \n Blessed are the peacemakers:/ for they shall be called the children of God. \n Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness’ sake:/ for \n theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven. \n Blessed are ye when men shall revile you and persecute you,/ and shall \n say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake. \n Rejoice and be exceeding glad:// for great is your reward in Heaven.","bbox":{"left":0.526247,"top":0.550752,"width":0.43923199999999996,"height":0.38415}},{"text":"In place of the GREAT LITANY, the choir sings: \n Lord, have mercy. (x 12)","bbox":{"left":0.033729,"top":0.574937,"width":0.27212,"height":0.0468059999999999}},{"text":"FIRST ANTIPHON \n Psalm 102 \n Choir: Bless the Lord, O my soul:/ Blessed art Thou, O Lord. \n Bless the Lord, O my soul:/ and all that is within me, bless His holy Name. \n Bless the Lord, O my soul:/ and forget not all His benefits: \n Who forgiveth all thine iniquities,/ Who healeth all thy diseases. \n The Lord is merciful and gracious,/ slow to anger and plenteous in \n mercy. \n Bless the Lord, O my soul:/ and all that is within me, bless His holy \n Name. Blessed art Thou, O Lord.","bbox":{"left":0.033729,"top":0.636745,"width":0.434959,"height":0.23164699999999994}},{"text":"In place of the LITTLE LITANY, the choir sings: \n Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy. Lord, have mercy.","bbox":{"left":0.033729,"top":0.883394,"width":0.33085600000000004,"height":0.046806000000000014}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}