5 June Friday
Old Style — 23 MayToday
The 1st week after Pentecost. Friday

Commemoration
Tap a name to open the life
2 of 5 names — the rest are in Georgian only
All the lives for this day — 4Readings
At Matins: Lk 7:17–30 (§31)
At the Liturgy: Rom 2:14–29 (§82); Mt 5:33–41 (§14)
For the Forerunner: 2 Cor 4:6–15 (§176); Mt 11:2–15 (§40)
Liturgical note
This text is in Georgian only for now
შენიშვნა 1:ტიპიკონის მითითებით წმ. იოანე ნათლისმცემლის თავის მესამედ პოვნის დღესასწაული გადმოიტანება 25 მაისიდან 23 მაისს, ან როცა უპირატესი ინებებს (იხ. სადღესასწაულო, გვ. 1040; იხ. ზატიკი მარკოზის თავთაგან გვ. 476).
*ხსენების დღე დაწესდა სრულიად საქართველოს კათოლიკოს-პატრიარქის 2017 წლის 16 მაისი N 35 ბრძანებით.
The tone and the day's psalms
What is a tone?
A tone is not a psalm number. It is the mode in which that week's resurrection hymns are sung — the whole week's Vespers, Matins and Liturgy are set in one tone.
There are eight tones, and they change each week. The cycle opens with the first tone on Thomas Sunday after Pascha and returns to the first every eight weeks; Bright Week itself has no tone of its own. A new tone begins on Saturday evening, with the new church week.
The Psalter is divided into twenty kathismata and, by the usual rule, is read through once a week. Appointed for this day:
- At Matins · kathisma 19Psalms 134–142›
- At Matins · kathisma 20Psalms 143–150›
- At Vespers · kathisma 18Psalms 119–133›
This is the usual rule. In Great Lent the Psalter is read twice a week, and the kathismata are divided differently.
Word of the day
The poor man is your door, and you yourself are a poor man standing before the doors of God. As you treat the one who asks of you, so God will treat you.
— Blessed Augustine · #






