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Trisagion Hymn / Thrice Holy Hymn

+Holy God! Holy Mighty One! Holy Immortal One! Have mercy on us. (three times)
+Quddouson (Qudooson) Allâh! Quddouson ul-qawee! Quddouson ulladhee la yamout! Irhamna. (three times)
+Agios O Theos! Agios Eeskhiros! Agios Athanatos! Eleison imas! (three times)

This Trisagion Hymn is usually said during the Divine Liturgy. The exceptions are when the Baptismal Hymn and the Hymn of the Cross are said.

The Trisagion Hymn is part of the Trisagion Prayers that often begin Liturgical Services.

Pontifical Divine Liturgy

When a Bishop / Sayedna / Sayidna says the Divine Liturgy, the Divine Liturgy is called a "Pontifical Divine Liturgy".
During the singing of the Trisagion Hymn: the Bishop / Sayedna / Sayidna, holding two candlesticks blesses the assembled Church, asking God to "nurture this vineyard" which He has planted by His own hand.
One candlestick is called the "trikerion" (symbolizing the Trinity). This candlestick has three candles.
One candlestick is called the "dikerion" (symbolizing the two natures of Christ - divine and human). This candlestick has two candles.

The Trisagion Prayer is also named the Thrice Holy Hymn because Holy is repeated three times.

More Information

Primer for Melkite Worship and Ritual Please click on Trisagion. Melkite Greek Catholic Church Eparchy of Newton, Roslindale, Massachusetts, United States. Material prepared by Fr. Philaret Littlefield for inclusion in the St. George (Milwaukee, WI) Melkite Sunday Bulletin.

The Trisagion in the Presence of the Bishop Saint Ignatios of Antioch Melkite Greek Catholic Church, Augusta, Georgia, Click on The Knew and Sometimes Unusual, Eastern-rite Services


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