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Mors 200 Arts Final - Orthodox Terms

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A Cantor in the Orthodox Church is a person who assists the priest by chanting hymns and responses during the liturgical service. They play a key role in leading the musical and spoken parts of worship.

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A person who accompanies the priest in chanting hymns pertaining to the liturgical service.

Cantor

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Definition

A person who accompanies the priest in chanting hymns pertaining to the liturgical service.

Cantor

The proper name given to the Orthodox church service conducted for the dead.

Funeral Service

Holy pictures, usually of Christ, the Mother of God and the Saints, found covering the walls, iconostasis, and special shrines around the church.

Icon

A solid screen, covered with icons, at the front of the church, dividing the sanctuary from the body of the building.

Iconostasis

The open area before the altar in the Orthodox church.

Solea

A wax candle lit in the narthex of the Orthodox church, signifying payers and petitions being offered up to God.

Taper

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Mors 200 Arts Final - Orthodox Terms
TermDefinition

A person who accompanies the priest in chanting hymns pertaining to the liturgical service.

Cantor

The proper name given to the Orthodox church service conducted for the dead.

Funeral Service

Holy pictures, usually of Christ, the Mother of God and the Saints, found covering the walls, iconostasis, and special shrines around the church.

Icon

A solid screen, covered with icons, at the front of the church, dividing the sanctuary from the body of the building.

Iconostasis

The open area before the altar in the Orthodox church.

Solea

A wax candle lit in the narthex of the Orthodox church, signifying payers and petitions being offered up to God.

Taper

Three short services or blessings, conducted at the funeral home the evening before the funeral service, on the day of the funeral service before leaving the funeral home for church and at the cemetery, following the funeral service.

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