საზოგადო ლოცვის წიგნის ქართულად თარგმნილი ტექსტები
Portions
of the Book of Common Prayer 1979 in Georgian
All
texts translated by Thoma Lipartiani for the use of St. Nino’s Church,
Tbilisi, a mission of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches
in Europe
since 2019.
Files
are in portable document format [pdf].
Daily
Devotions for Individuals and Families
Morning
Noon
Early
Evening
Close of
Day
Pastoral
Offices
Celebration
and Blessing of Marriage
Reconciliation
of a Penitent
An
Outline of the Faith, or Catechism
Historical
Documents of the Church
Definition
of the Union of the Divine and Human Natures in the Person of Christ
Quicunque
Vult, commonly called the Creed of Saint Athanasius
The
Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilaterial 1886, 1888
All
files [1.3
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Georgian is the official language of
Georgia, spoken in its immediate region as well as in diaspora. Most speakers
of Georgian are Orthodox Christians. The language uses Georgian scripts and is regulated by the Cabinet of Georgia.
Digitized
in May and November 2022 by Richard Mammana for free liturgical use and
language study.