Great Canon of St. Andrew published in Thai language

Thailand, March 17, 2021

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Just in time for Lent, the Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete has been translated and published in the Thai language.

Photo: orthodox.or.th Photo: orthodox.or.th The translation was made by the Thai Diocesan Administration with the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan Sergei of Singapore and Southeast Asia, reports the site of the Orthodox Church in Thailand.

The published translations are being distributed to the churches in Thailand.

A new liturgical music collection was published in Thai late last year, and the text of the Presanctified Liturgy was published in Thai in March 2019. In April 2018, a collection with the text of the Paschal services in the Thai language was published. A few months earlier, a collection with the text of Great Vespers, Festal Matins, the Hours, and the Divine Liturgy in the Thai language was also published. The Orthodox Church: History and Teachings by Bishop Alexander (Mileant) was also published at that time.

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3/17/2021

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The book was published under the general editorship of Archimandrite Oleg (Cherapanin), the secretary of the Thai Diocese. The sacred text was translated by students of the theological school in Phuket Deacon Viktor Taikokan and Nicholas Keblang, under the supervision of school rector Hieromonk Paisy (Ipate). Russian Church establishes four dioceses in Southeast Asia Russian Church establishes four dioceses in Southeast Asia Russian Church establishes four dioceses in Southeast Asia Russian Church establishes four dioceses in Southeast Asia
At today’s meeting, the bishops resolved to establish the Dioceses of Singapore, Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines-Vietnam. Met. Sergei was appointed as the ruling bishop of the Singapore Diocese and was entrusted with the temporary management of the other three dioceses.
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