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- Category: Christian
- Founded: Nov 13, 1998
- Language: English
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"Ustav" facilitates email discussion, questions, commentary and teaching concerning the traditional Orthodox Christian typicon and music.
The Russian word "ustav" means typicon, and indicates that our discussion will be slanted towards the Russian Orthodox typicon and music, as practiced in the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (http://www.rocor.org), but all other traditional usages may also be discussed.
ROCOR uses the church calendar (the so called "Julian", or "Old" calendar), and discussion will generally be assumed to be involving this calendar.
Those who follow the "New Calendar" or are not Orthodox Christians are welcome to participate, but this list is not intended to be a debate forum to argue about calendars or to present New Calendar usages as, for traditional Orthodox, this issue is closed. Other usages from non Orthodox should not be presented, except for occasional comparison purposes.
In general, this list is for traditional Orthodox Christians who love the church and it's typicon, and want to learn more about it, and help others to learn about it, or anyone who wishes to learn about the beauty and theological profundity of Orthodox Christian worship and music.
The most common and preferred language, understandable to the vast majority, will be English. Other languages may be used, especially Russian.
Anyone who is interested in the Orthodox Church's typicon, and does not send spam, is free to join Ustav.
The Moderator is Priest Seraphim Holland, St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Dallas, TX
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Re: Modern orthography
Dear Fr. Hermogen, Would it not be feasible to ask all the Slavonic readers to attend an evening workshop? You could explain the importance of being able to
Posted - Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:47 am
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Nikita Simmons
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Re: Modern orthography
I see nothing here to disagree with. My preferences are really the same: polustav in traditional orthography is best, but civil script in old orthography is
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:55 pm
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Re: Modern orthography
... I happen to have books in which some of the stresses have been occasionally but not regularly omitted for the following types of words: 1) Words existing
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 7:13 pm
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Jopi Harri
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Re: Modern orthography
... Most prayer books I have seen only mark the stresses when the stress in Slavonic differs from that in modern Russian. ... Well, that's a different issue
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:24 pm
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William Holste
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Re: Modern orthography
Ah, but there's the rub: currently new orthography is overwhelmingly the most common way of printing Slavonic in Russia, and, alas, in America. The
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 2:44 pm
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