Ninth Hour

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Ninth Hour is a fixed daily prayer service in the Eastern Christian liturgical tradition, observed in the mid-afternoon as part of the cycle of canonical hours.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Ninth Hour canonical 2

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Eastern Christian liturgical office
canonical hour
fixed daily prayer service
approximateTime around 3 p.m.
associatedWith Psalms
fixed hymns
prayers
troparia
category Christian liturgy
Christian prayer
commemorates Passion of Christ
death of Jesus on the cross
correspondsTo Ninth Hour in Western Christian tradition
Nones
etymology named for the ninth hour of the day in ancient timekeeping
frequency daily
hasComponent dismissal
priestly blessings
psalmody
scripture readings
languageTraditions Arabic
Church Slavonic
Geʽez
Greek
liturgicalFamily Byzantine Rite
Eastern Catholic Churches
surface form: Eastern Catholic rites

Oriental Orthodox rites
liturgicalSeasonVariation Lent
surface form: Great Lent

Holy Week
observedBy Eastern Catholic Churches
Eastern Christian laity
Eastern Christian monastics
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Eastern-rite Catholic monastic communities
Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches
partOf cycle of canonical hours
daily office
purpose regular daily prayer
sanctification of the afternoon hours
religiousTradition Eastern Christianity
sequenceInDay follows the Sixth Hour
precedes Vespers
timeOfDay mid-afternoon
usedIn monastic communities
parish churches

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Horologion includesService Ninth Hour
Inter-Hours relatedTo Ninth Hour