Half Pentecost (translation from French by Protos. PhD. Cand. Gherasim SOCA) Cover Image
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Vladimir LOSSKY, Înjumătățirea Cincizecimii (traducere din limba franceză de Protos. drd. Gherasim SOCA)
Half Pentecost (translation from French by Protos. PhD. Cand. Gherasim SOCA)

Contributor(s): Gherasim Soca (Translator)
Subject(s): Theology and Religion, Religion and science
Published by: Editura Doxologia
Keywords: Resurrection; Holy Spirit; liturgical elements;

Summary/Abstract: The Mid-Pentecost (Wednesday of the fourth week after Easter), by virtue of its place between the Resurrection of Christ and the Descent of the Holy Spirit, is adorned with a "double radiance" befitting the "root of the two great solemnities" (Ode 5 of the Canon). Like most "feast days of ideas," this mysterious feast of grace (still unknown in the West) must date back a very long time. In fact, the current service of Mid-Pentecost, along with more recent stichera (from the early 8th century), contains some liturgical elements that some have attributed to Saint Elias of Jerusalem (494-513) or Saint Anatolius of Constantinople (449-458).

  • Issue Year: C/2024
  • Issue No: 1-4 Supl.
  • Page Range: 167-170
  • Page Count: 4
  • Language: Romanian
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