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Today's psalter
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
9th week after Pentecost, Tone VIII
On this date we celebrate:

Middle feast without vigil The holy greatmartyr and healer, Panteleimon.
Tuesday: The holy prophet and forerunner, John, the baptist.

For Panteleimon
Troparion, Tone III
O holy and victorious martyr and healer, Panteleimon, * entreat our merciful God to grant our souls the remission of sins.

Kondakion, Tone V
You imitated the most merciful Lord, O victorious martyr of Christ, * and in return he bestowed on you the gift of healing. * By your prayers, then, heal all our ills, * and drive far from us all those who try to make us stumble, * for in our faith we constantly implore the Lord to save us.

For the forerunner
Troparion, Tone II
Praise goes well with every just man's memory, * but for you the witness of the Lord is more than enough. * Of all the prophets, you are indeed the greatest, * for while they could but foretell his coming, * you were chosen to baptize him in the Jordan. * Truth has cost you much, O John, the baptist, but joy has also filled your heart, * for even those long dead were graced to hear your words: * God has taken flesh to save the world from sin, * and grant us his great mercy.

Kondakion, Tone III
For years she bore the shame of being barren, * until she bore her son called John, * the last and greatest of the prophets. * When the one foretold by all of them set foot in Jordan's flow, * on him John laid his hand and showed himself to all the world * a prophet, herald, and forerunner of the word.

Theotokion, Tone II
Through you, O ever virgin Theotokos, we share in the divine nature. * It is only right, then, that we should revere you and praise you, * for you gave birth to God who took flesh for us.

Blessed is the kingdom of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit both now and forever and unto ages of ages. Amen.

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