Information AboutTrisagion |
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| eastern orthodoxy | |
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| eastern catholicism | |
| roman catholic church | |
| christian liturgy, rites, and worship services | |
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English translation:
Note that the Trisagion should not be confused with the Sanctus (“Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of power and might. Heaven and earth are full of your glory, … etc.”), which has a separate history and tradition and is used at a different point in the liturgy. However, Eastern Catholic churches (Maronite Catholics, Melkite Greek Catholics) still include the Trisagion in their Divine Liturgy before the Epistle Reading. It is chanted in either Aramaic (Syriac dialect), Arabic, or Greek. The Trisagion is also used in the Latin Church, for instance, in the Chaplet Of Divine Mercy and the Little Office Of The Blessed Virgin .
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