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I have one more book request. Does anyone know where I could find the full Divine Liturgy in transliterated Church Slavonic with all the priest prayers? Especially with Bless the Lord, Praise the Lord, and the Beatitudes.I would prefer a normal book size that way I can read it better.

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It would be easier to learn to read Cyrillic script.

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I know. I have actually been trying to do that but as for now, I would prefer transliterated Slavonic

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The transliteration follows the pronunciation of Church Slavonic in the Ruthenian tradition. The "Russian" pronunciation would differ.

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If ast82401 can't read Church Slavonic in its natural form, does it really matter what transliteration he is given?

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No, except for the fact that it may not correspond to what he's actually hearing. I only mentioned the point because relatively few 'Ruthenian' or Ukrainian churches still serve in Church Slavonic.

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Thanks for all the help. Do you know where I could find the unabbreviated liturgy, though in transliterated Slavonic? If I am correct, the red version of Fr. Levkulic's book has the full liturgy in transliterated Slavonic, although someone might want to check that for me to make sure.If it does, where could I find it?


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