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I am in need of the service for the Royal Martyrs in Slavonic.
Although our weekend services are primarily in English, we have begun
having weekday services primarily in Slavonic. As I do not have any
printed texts of the Slavonic menaion or Octoechos, I rely on internet
sources - and my usual resource doesn't have the service for the Royal
Martyrs. If anyone can send me an e-version of the service or a scanned
copy or even a hard copy sent by USPS I would be very appreciative (as
would my Russian parishioners)

APr David Moser

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Archpriest David Moser
St Seraphim of Sarov Orthodox Church (ROCOR)
Homilies: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/propoved/
Website: http://stseraphimboise.org
Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:11 pm

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I am in need of the service for the Royal Martyrs in Slavonic. Although our weekend services are primarily in English, we have begun having weekday services... 		Fr David Moser
priestdavid
Offline Send Email 		Jul 10, 2009
3:11 pm

Dear Fr David, If you type the words "служба новомучеников" into a Google search, you will come up with what you need. (In case Yahoo Groups...
Nikita Simmons
starina77
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4:40 pm

... Besides the obvious cosmetic presentation of the typeface, what is the difference between the old orthography and the modern? I read Serbian badly, Russian...
Philip Silouan Thompson
silouanthompson
Offline Send Email 		Jul 10, 2009
4:53 pm

From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reforms_of_Russian_orthography "The most recent large reform of the Russian spelling was prepared by Aleksey Shakhmatov and...
Nikita Simmons
starina77
Offline Send Email 		Jul 10, 2009
6:43 pm

I forgot to mention that the old orthography is not completely dead. Folks in the Russian diaspora (especially in ROCOR) have traditionally tried to maintain...
Nikita Simmons
starina77
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7:09 pm

In addition to the information Nikita supplies about old & new orthography in Russian, there are some further points pertaining to Slavonic. Slavonic became a...
stephen_r1937
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7:51 pm

Dear Stephen, I would advance one other reason for some use of new orthography in Slavonic texts, and that is to make them accessible to a great many people...
William Holste
wholste
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10:05 pm

... The new orthography is of little help unless the stresses are indicated. Books without stresses marked consistently are of no use for anyone, except...
Jopi Harri
jopiharri
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11:13 pm

Father Hermogen, are you not confusing two distinct things? Orthography and letter design are neither the same thing nor necessarily linked together. From the...
stephen_r1937
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2:23 pm

... And that is why all the new orthography Russian prayer books I've seen mark the stresses. ... Very few. Many of my parishioners have a mental block about...
William Holste
wholste
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12:52 am

... Dear Father, What I have seen is books that either omit the stresses or have them inconsistently, so that they are left out in every third word or so, or...
Jopi Harri
jopiharri
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12:06 pm

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...
stephen_r1937
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2:44 pm

... Sorry, that should be the Bulgarians and the Serbs. The Romanians, of course, serve in Romanian....
William Holste
wholste
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6:02 am

... 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...
William Holste
wholste
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6:24 pm

... 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...
Jopi Harri
jopiharri
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7:13 pm

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...
stephen_r1937
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9:55 pm

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...
Nikita Simmons
starina77
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1:47 am
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