The most beautiful prayer in the world 🙏 | Liturgy of St. Basil the Great | Orthodox Church

Join us in the profound Byzantine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great as we lift our hearts in prayer for the world. Experience the timeless words of supplication, invoking God's boundless mercy upon all, from the virtuous to the wayward. Let us unite in seeking blessings for our loved ones, our communities, and even those unknown to us, asking for peace, healing, and salvation.
Audio: Vigil of St. Anthony the Great, Pascha, 2020
St. Anthony's Greek Orthodox Monastery
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[@vanfja]

I don’t mean to offend or judge, but someone needs to speak up already. The voice used is way too emotional and not how the church instructs us to pray. It really takes away from the prayer. No saintly elders spoke like this. Instead it sounds too much like the feminine emotionalism used by the protestants and RC. Orthodox do not need to have a “forced” humble sounding voice. As a miner myself, if I heard a priest praying like this (as I have), I would turn right around and walk out of that Church. Thank you for your videos, forgive me brother, but it must be said.

[@otelders]

Thank you for your feedback. It's important to maintain a neutral liturgical voice. Just a detail, this specific prayer is traditionally said quietly or silently by the priest as the choir sings the hymn to the Theotokos ('All of creation rejoices in thee...').