The
Sunday of the Samaritan Woman /Afterfeast of Mid-Pentecost
Tone 4
Vespers:
Priest: “Glory to the
Holy…” Choir: “Amen”
Priest: “Christ is
risen…” 2 ½ times. The Choir sings the conclusion
of “Christ is Risen” and then the select verses of Psalm 103.
Blessed is the man
At Lord I have Cried: Resurrection 4; Mid-Pentecost 3; Samaritan
Woman 3; G: Samaritan Woman; N: Sunday Dogmatic in the tone of the week
Aposticha: Resurrection
(in the tone of the week) 1; Paschal Stichera;
G: Pentecostarion; N: “It is the day of resurrection…” and “Christ is risen…” x1.
Troparia: “O Theotokos and Virgin…” x2; Mid-Pentecost
x1
Matins:
Choir: “Christ is risen…” x3
Reader: “Glory to God in the highest…” and the 6 psalms as
usual.
Troparia after God is the
Lord: Resurrection x2; G/N:
Mid-Pentecost
Sessional hymns from the Pentecostarion
Blessed are the Blameless
The Evlogitaria
Hypakoe, Hymns of Ascent, and Prokimenon in tone of the week
Matins Gospel 7
“Having beheld the
Resurrection…” x3; Psalm 50; Glory: “Through the prayers of the Apostles,” Both
now: “Through the prayers of the
Theotokos,” “Have mercy on me, O God,” “Jesus having risen…” Then the Litany: “Save, O God, Thy people…”
Canon:
Pascha (with the 2 Theotokia) 6 “Christ
is risen from the dead.”
Mid-Pentecost 4 “Glory to Thee, our God, glory to
Thee.”
Samaritan
Woman 4 “Glory to Thee, our God, glory to
Thee.”
Katavasia:
“It is the day of resurrection…”
After Ode 3, Kontakion and Ikos of Mid-Pentecost (see pg 196
of Boston Pentecostarion); Sessional
hymns from the Pentecostarion
After Ode 6, Kontakion and Ikos from the Pentecostarion
At Ode 9, We do not sing “More Honorable...” Instead we immediately begin the Irmos of
the 9th ode.
Holy is the Lord, our
God.
Exapostilaria: Pascha; G: Samaritan Woman; N: Mid-Pentecost
Praises: Resurrection 6;
Samaritan Woman 2 (with their Psalm verses) G: Samaritan Woman; N: “Most blessed
art thou…”
After the dismissal: G/N: Gospel Sticheron; followed by First
Hour.
At the Hours:
Troparia: Resurrection; G: Mid-Pentecost; Kontakion: Samaritan Woman
& Mid-Pentecost, alternating.