Morning Prayers
"Having risen from sleep, I thank Thee, O Holy Trinity..." — the morning rule includes the Trisagion, Our Father, the Symbol of Faith, and the prayers of Sts Macarius the Great, Basil, and John Chrysostom.
Eastern Orthodox Daily Prayer
Eastern Orthodox daily prayer follows a quiet, ancient rhythm — morning and evening, anchored in the Trisagion, the Symbol of Faith, and the prayers handed down from the Holy Fathers. OneTrueFaith carries that rule with you wherever you are.
"Having risen from sleep, I thank Thee, O Holy Trinity..." — the morning rule includes the Trisagion, Our Father, the Symbol of Faith, and the prayers of Sts Macarius the Great, Basil, and John Chrysostom.
"O Lord our God, in that I have sinned this day..." — the evening rule examines the day, gives thanks, and asks God's mercy through the prayers of St John of Damascus before sleep.
Few of us live in monasteries — and the Church knows this. OneTrueFaith makes the daily rule possible whether you have ten minutes or thirty. You can follow the standard rule, shorten it under your spiritual father's blessing, or use the rule builder to assemble something quiet and consistent.