Kyrie
“Lord, have mercy.” One of the oldest parts of the liturgy and one of the few retained in Greek. A petition, not a confession of sin.
In Worship — The liturgy, the daily office, and the furniture of a service.
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“Lord, have mercy.” One of the oldest parts of the liturgy and one of the few retained in Greek. A petition, not a confession of sin.
In Worship — The liturgy, the daily office, and the furniture of a service.