Cherubic hymn - St. Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church
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www.stnickbyz.com - St. Nicholas Choir July 13, 2008 - St. Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church, Barberton, Oh - Hudba
You have to love this Classic Cherubic Hymn!!!
Very, very beautiful. I am a Latin Rite Catholic but enjoy visiting Byzantine Rite Catholic churches very much.
I love this version!
God Grant Fr. Dennis Hrubiak many years, as he makes his promotion to mitred archpriest tomorrow at the Shrine at Mariapoch. I hope to meet him again when St. Mary Magdalene holds their European Festival next month.
I could not have said it better. All is for the glory of God, not man.
True, and they are able to become members of the Eastern Catholic church without needing to take RCIA and/or conversion processes, that I know of. I was born, baptized, and raised Roman, but I was made a parishioner and altar boy at Holy Spirit Byzantine under Msgr. Vaida, and served a little under Fr. Dennis before rejoining St. Charles Roman Catholic Church a couple of years after. However, I do look to return to the Byzantine Rite quite soon. I miss the Divine Liturgy. :(
@acr23g7f Father in our church refers to Liturgy sometimes as well, usually when he is asking if there any children going to take part in childrens liturgy at mass.
Does this parish utilize prostopinije? :o)
This version of the Cherubic Hymn is by Dmitri Bortnyanski.
Thank you!
Well, let's not forget that the Byzantine Catholics are "Catholics" too. However, the Eastern Rite calls it the Divine Liturgy, much like the Orthodox, whereas the Roman/Latin Church calls theirs the Mass. So even among Catholicism, there are differences in the forms of service.
Byzantine Catholic. Basically Eastern/Greek Orthodox Christians who are in communion with Rome.
A nice hymn though this is mass somewhat different to what I have seen before in the Catholic church, what is Byzantine, I shall have to look it up.
No it is not orthodox this is eastern catholic. the Church not only has the Roman Rite but has 21 different "Sui juris" churches in union with Rome. Roman Catholics are free to receive the sacraments in eastern catholic churches.
Catholics or Orthodox? A little like the Melkites?
I understand where you are coming from but please think carefully about the words you used and the degree of anger you conveyed and how compatible all this is with your faith.