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Yes. In the Holy Protection Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Southfield, MI. The Rector reads prayer 1 and prayer 3 in Ukrainian, I read no. 2 in English. The poor Rector had to go on and do a Baptism plus a Wedding after all that!
It was bittersweet for me because it was my last liturgy there. I've accepted a new assignment in Philipsburg, PA.

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Kneeling is part of the liturgy for Pentecost in Greek Orthodox and Maronite (Catholic).

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I don't know about the Maronite Church. However, in the Orthodox Church, the kneeling prayers are read not during Liturgy, but during a special Vespers. The Vespers is almost always served immediately after Liturgy.

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Father Al:

Father bless!!

Welcome to West Central PA. Philipsburg is an hour's drive from me.

Bob


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