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Matins

Matins (also Mattins) is a canonical hour in Christian liturgy, originally sung during the darkness of early morning (between midnight and dawn).

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Liturgy

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Eastern Christianity

Oriental Christianity

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Matins

Nodes113
Edges112
Triples76
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017699
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Matins

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related to Non-Roman Western Rites · 17
Matins → Ambrosian, Antiphon, Benedictine, Church, Gospel, Here, Holy Sepulchre, Homily, In, Jerusalem, Roman, Second Vatican Council, Sundays, The, The Ambrosian Liturgy, This, Tridentine Roman Liturgy
related to Armenian Rite · 13
Matins → Armenian, Byzantine, Father, God, Gospels, Hours, In, Jerusalem, Midnight Office, Much, The Armenian, The Armenian Book, Zhamagirk
related to Byzantine Rite · 10
Matins → Eastern Churches, Greek, In, It, Menaion, Octoechos, Oútrenya, Slavonic, Sundays, The
related to External links · 10
Matins → AmericaDaily Matins Russian Orthodox, Byzantine Catholic Daily PrayerThe, Church, Encyclopædia Britannica, English, Office, Readings, Roman Catholic, Sunday Orthos Greek Orthodox, Vol
related to Liturgy · 9
Matins → Byzantine Rite, Hours, In, Latin Church, Liturgy, Midnight, Office, Readings, Scripture
see also · 4
Matins → Hours, HoursCanonical, Liturgy, LutheranismAnglican Morning PrayersBook
is a · 2
Matins → longest and most complex of the daily cycle of liturgies, system of antiphons

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psalms liturgy office vigil readings night hour hours roman midnight three day followed also lauds prayer recited church canonical dawn

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Matinsis asystem of antiphons0.90text
Matinsis alongest and most complex of the daily cycle of liturgies0.90text
laudes matutinaeinstance ofor variants0.80text
that of Pius X or Pius Vinstance ofbut not earlier editions0.80text
having on Sundays three canticlesinstance ofwith variations0.80text
on Saturdays a canticleinstance ofwith variations0.80text
two psalmsinstance ofwith variations0.80text
in place of the three psalms of the other days in the Ambrosian Riteinstance ofwith variations0.80text
of every day in the Roman Rite.In the Mozarabic liturgyinstance ofwith variations0.80text
on the contraryinstance ofwith variations0.80text
Matins is a system of antiphonsinstance ofwith variations0.80text
collectsinstance ofwith variations0.80text

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