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memory eternal wikipedia jump to content main menu main menu move to sidebar hide navigation main page contents current events random article about wikipedia contact us contribute help learn to edit community portal recent changes upload file special pages search search appearance donate create account log in personal tools donate create account log in contents move to sidebar hide top 1 memorial service 2 other occasions 3 notes 4 references 5 external links toggle the table of contents memory eternal 7 languages español français 日本語 polski русский svenska українська edit links article talk english read edit view history tools tools move to sidebar hide actions read edit view history general what links here related changes upload file permanent link page information cite this page get shortened url switch to legacy parser print export download as pdf printable version in other projects wikidata item appearance move to sidebar hide from wikipedia the free encyclopedia eastern orthodox and eastern catholic church exclamation at funerals for the album by neurotech see neurotech studio albums part of a series on the eastern orthodox church mosaic of christ pantocrator hagia sophia overview structure theology history of theology liturgy church history holy mysteries view of salvation view of mary view of icons background crucifixion resurrection ascension of jesus christianity christian church apostolic succession four marks of the church orthodoxy organization autonomy autocephaly patriarchate ecumenical patriarch episcopal polity canon law clergy bishops priests deacons monasticism degrees bratstvo autocephalous jurisdictions autocephalous churches who are officially part of the communion constantinople alexandria antioch jerusalem russia serbia romania bulgaria georgia cyprus greece poland albania czech lands and slovakia autocephaly recognized by some autocephalous churches de jure america north macedonia autocephaly and canonicity recognized by constantinople and 3 other autocephalous churches ukraine ocu spiritual independence recognized by georgian orthodox church ukraine uoc autonomous jurisdictions sinai jp finland ep estonia ep japan mp china mp americas rp bessarabia rp moldova mp semi autonomous crete ep estonia mp rocor mp episcopal assemblies australia new zealand and oceania austria belgium holland and luxembourg canada france germany great britain and ireland italy and malta latin america scandinavia spain and portugal switzerland and liechtenstein united states of america noncanonical jurisdictions old believers spiritual christianity true orthodoxy catacomb church old calendarists american orthodox catholic church american world patriarchs national churches abkhazia belarus latvia montenegro turkey uoc kp evangelical orthodox phyletism ecumenical councils first seven ecumenical councils nicaea i constantinople i ephesus chalcedon constantinople ii constantinople iii nicaea ii other possible ecumenical councils constantinople iv constantinople v other important councils quinisext council jassy moscow jerusalem constantinople 1872 history church fathers pentarchy byzantine empire christianization of georgia christianization of bulgaria christianization of kievan rus great schism russia ottoman empire north america moscow constantinople schism 15th 16th c 1996 2018 theology history of eastern orthodox theology 20th century neo palamism apophaticism chrismation contemplative prayer essence vs energies hesychasm holy trinity hypostatic union icons metousiosis mystical theology nicene creed nepsis oikonomia vs akribeia ousia palamism philokalia phronema sin theosis theotokos differences from the catholic church opposition to the filioque opposition to papal supremacy liturgy and worship divine liturgy divine services akathist apolytikion artos ectenia euchologion holy water iconostasis jesus prayer aprakos kontakion liturgical entrances liturgical fans lity memorial service memory eternal omophorion eastern orthodox bowing eastern orthodox marriage praxis paraklesis paschal greeting paschal homily paschal troparion prayer rope prosphora russian bell ringing semantron sign of the cross sticheron troparion vestments use of incense liturgical calendar paschal cycle 12 great feasts other feasts feast of orthodoxy intercession of the theotokos the four fasting periods nativity fast great lent apostles fast dormition fast major figures saints russian until 15th century russian post 15th century serbian american justin martyr athanasius of alexandria ephraim the syrian basil of caesarea cyril of jerusalem gregory of nazianzus gregory of nyssa john chrysostom cyril of alexandria john climacus maximus the confessor john of damascus theodore the studite kassia cyril and methodius photius i of constantinople vladimir the great sava i of serbia gregory palamas innocent of alaska other topics architecture folk encyclical of the eastern patriarchs cross saint titles statistics by country v t e memory eternal a is an exclamation an encomium like the polychronion used at the end of a byzantine rite funeral or memorial service as followed by the eastern orthodox and eastern catholic churches it is the liturgical counterpart to the western rite prayer eternal rest memorial service edit the memory eternal mentioned in the prayer mainly refers to remembrance by god rather than by the living and is another way of praying that the soul has entered heaven and enjoys eternal life it has been connected to the thief on the cross who asks jesus to remember him when the kingdom is established where jesus responds that the thief would be in paradise luke 23 42 43 hence to be remembered by god in eternal memory is to be in eternal existence in paradise 1 this chant is parallel to many years which is chanted for living members of the church and occasionally for national or local authorities even though they may not be orthodox citation needed memory eternal is not chanted for those who have been officially glorified canonized as saints as part of the glorification process for new saints on the eve of the day before their glorification memory eternal will be chanted for them at the end of a solemn service known as the last requiem citation needed the chanting of memory eternal is introduced by a deacon as follows deacon in a blessed falling asleep grant o lord eternal rest unto thy departed servant name and make his her memory to be eternal choir memory eternal memory eternal memory eternal it concludes with the line with the saints grant her him rest o lord memory eternal 2 other occasions edit memory eternal is chanted at the end of services on saturdays of the dead though not for an individual but for all of the faithful departed memory eternal is intoned by the deacon and then chanted by all in response three times during the liturgy on the sunday of orthodoxy to commemorate church hierarchs orthodox monarchs orthodox patriarchs and clergy and all deceased orthodox christians 3 in the russian orthodox church memory eternal is chanted on the sunday of orthodoxy for all of the departed rulers of russia citation needed notes edit greek αἰωνία ἡ μνήμη aionía i mními arabic ذِكرُهُ مؤَبَّداً thikruhu muabbadan georgian საუკუნო ხსენება sauk uno khseneba church slavonic вечная память vechnaya pamyat ukrainian вічная пам ять vichnaya pamyat russian вечная память vechnaya pamyat belarusian вечная памяць viečnaja pamiać bulgarian вечна памет vechna pamet romanian veșnica pomenire references edit florensky pavel 2018 the pillar and ground of the truth an essay in orthodox theodicy in twelve letters princeton university press p 144 isbn 978 0 691 18799 0 memorial service liturgical texts of the orthodox church greek orthodox archdiocese of america www goarch org retrieved 2019 06 08 service of the triumph of orthodoxy monachos net retrieved 6 march 2015 external links edit eternal memory from pavel chesnokov s requiem no 2 op 39 in church slavonic vechnaya pamyat eternal memory intoned by a deacon and then chanted by the choir youtube vichnaya pamyat eternal memory recorded by the ukrainian bandurist chorus soundcloud vjecnaja pamjat memory eternal recorded by the serbian orthodox choral association in toronto canada mp3 retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title memory_eternal oldid 1315314367 categories death customs byzantine rite christianity and death hidden categories articles with short description short description is different from wikidata articles containing greek language text articles containing arabic language text articles containing georgian language text articles containing church slavonic language text all articles with unsourced statements articles with unsourced statements from july 2022 this page was last edited on 6 october 2025 at 00 29 utc page was rendered with parsoid text is available under the creative commons attribution sharealike 4 0 license additional terms may apply by using this site you 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