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 Daily Menaion Services in Russian

Slavonic texts compiled with a Times Roman Russian Font. Some of the Menaion Services include all Scripture readings, Prokiemenons, and other parts that are normally omitted from the Menaion. Others have only Vespers (Compiled from Russian web-sites, may contain Liturgical errors)
Saintly Metropolitan Philaret
Metr. Philaret
Circa 1975