Ektenia tis Eirenis

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Ektenia tis Eirenis is a principal litany in the Eastern Orthodox Divine Liturgy that opens the service with a series of petitions for peace and salvation.

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Ektenia tis Eirenis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf element of the Divine Liturgy
litany
prayer
addressee Lord
alsoKnownAs Great Litany NERFINISHED
category Eastern Christian liturgical prayer
congregationalRole responds with refrains
function sets a tone of supplication and peace for the service
languageOfName Greek
leaderRole deacon
priest
liturgicalContext Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great NERFINISHED
Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom NERFINISHED
liturgicalFamily Byzantine Rite NERFINISHED
liturgicalPosition first major litany of the Divine Liturgy
modeOfPerformance chanted
musicalAspect often chanted in traditional Byzantine chant modes
openingFunction opens the Divine Liturgy
orientation corporate prayer of the assembled Church
petitionFor abundance of the fruits of the earth
captives
deliverance from all tribulation, wrath, danger, and necessity
favorable weather
peace from above
peace of the whole world
peaceful times
the city and every city and countryside
the clergy
the faithful people
the salvation of our souls
the sick
the stability of the holy churches of God
the suffering
the union of all
this holy house and those who enter it with faith, reverence, and the fear of God
travelers by land, sea, and air
petitionType intercessory prayer
primaryTheme peace
religiousTradition Eastern Catholic Churches of Byzantine rite NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
responsePattern repeated congregational response "Kyrie eleison"
secondaryTheme salvation
structure series of petitions chanted by the deacon or priest
textualSource Euchologion (priest’s service book) NERFINISHED
theologicalEmphasis God as source of peace and salvation
translatedName Litany of Peace NERFINISHED
useFrequency regularly used in Sunday and feast-day liturgies

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Great Ektenia alsoKnownAs Ektenia tis Eirenis