Second Sunday of the Triodion

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The Second Sunday of the Triodion is an Eastern Orthodox liturgical day focused on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, emphasizing repentance, forgiveness, and God’s mercy as preparation for Great Lent.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Eastern Orthodox liturgical day
movable feast
pre-Lenten Sunday
alsoKnownAs Sunday of the Prodigal Son NERFINISHED
associatedWith examination of conscience
preparation for confession
calendarRelation second Sunday after the beginning of the Triodion
celebratedBy Eastern Catholic Churches of Byzantine rite NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
commemoratedIn Byzantine Rite NERFINISHED
emphasizes humility in repentance
joy over the repentant
restoration of the sinner
return to God the Father
focusesOn God as loving Father
danger of spiritual exile
restoration of filial dignity
follows Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee NERFINISHED
gospelReading Parable of the Prodigal Son NERFINISHED
hasLiturgicalBook Triodion NERFINISHED
hasLiturgicalText aposticha
canon at Matins
exapostilarion
kontakion
oikos
stichera on Lord I have cried
hasMainTheme God’s mercy
Parable of the Prodigal Son NERFINISHED
forgiveness
repentance
hasService Divine Liturgy NERFINISHED
Great Vespers NERFINISHED
Matins
languageVariant Greek: Κυριακή του Ασώτου
liturgicalColor varies by local custom
liturgicalFunction to deepen awareness of personal sin
to encourage trust in divine mercy
to prepare the faithful spiritually for fasting
occursDuring period of the Lenten Triodion
partOf Pre-Lenten period
Triodion period NERFINISHED
liturgical year in the Eastern Orthodox Church
precedes Meatfare Sunday NERFINISHED
preparesFor Great Lent NERFINISHED
scripturalReading Luke 15:11–32
teaches that God seeks the return of the sinner
that no sin is unforgivable when repented

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Sunday of the Prodigal Son hasAlternativeName Second Sunday of the Triodion