These stichera from the Triodion are sung in Matins (Orthros) during Lent on Saturday for the Aposticha of the Praises, when it is Tone 5, Prosomoion "Rejoice." "Since Thou art great in mercy . . . ."
These stichera are sung for the Martyr Julian (Ilyan) of Homs, February 6th, Prosomoion "Unto them that fear thee." "On this day the corners of the earth assemble to celebrate . . . ."
These praises are sung for the Holy 14,000 Infants slain by Herod, December 29th, Prosomoion "O strange wonder." "O the great hardness of Herod's heart . . . ."
These are the Glory/Both now (Doxastika) at the Praises for the Forefeast of Theophany, January 2nd, Prosomoion "Ye angelic hosts." "Trembling seized his hand . . . With a mystic gladness . . . ."
These stichera are sung at the Aposticha of the Praises for the After-feast of the Nativity of Christ, December 30th, Prosomoion "Ye angelic hosts." "With a rod of iron shalt thou be tended henceforth . . . ."
These Praises and Glory/Both now are for the After-feast of the Nativity of Christ, December 30th, Prosomoion "Ye angelic hosts." "How great are these myst'ries . . . ."
Forefeast and Paramon (Eve) of the Nativity of Christ (Dec 20-24)
These are the Glory (Doxastikon) and Theotokion sung at the Paramon of the Nativity of Christ in the flesh, December 24th, Prosomoion "Ye angelic hosts." "Bethlehem, now come and make ready . . . O most blessed womb . . . ."
These stichera are sung for the After-Feast of the Elevation (Exaltation) of the Holy Cross, September 19th, Prosomoion "O house of Ephratha." "Sin's deadly undergrowth is pruned away . . . ."
These Praises are sung for the Martyrs Sophia and her daughters, Faith, Love and Hope, September 17th, Prosomoion "O Lord, though Thou didst stand." "Lord, though Sophia's tender fledglings were tortured . . . ."
These stichera are sung for the After-Feast of the Elevation (Exaltation) of the Cross, September 17th, Prosomoion "O house of Ephratha." "With the most precious Cross . . . ."
These Praises are sung for the Forefeast of the Dormition of the Theotokos, August 14th, Prosomoion "O House of Ephratha." "At an almighty beck, the band of Christ's disciples . . . ."
This is the 2nd sticheron sung at the Aposticha of the Praises on Wednesday & Friday Matins, from the Octoechos, Tone 4, the Original Melody, "Unto them that fear Thee Thou, O Lord, hast given Thy precious Cross . . . ."
These Praises are sung for the Martyrs Kyrikos & his mother Julitta of Tarsus, July 15th, Prosomoion "O strange wonder." "O strange wonder! How that haughty mind . . . ."
These stichera are sung at Matins on Friday morning of the 3rd Week of Pascha, Prosomoion "When he took thee." "When they heard the Angel's holy words . . . ."
These Praises are sung for the Apostle & Evangelist John the Theologian, May 8th, Prosomoion "O strange wonder." "Seeing the excess of fervent love . . . ."
These Praises are sung on the 2nd Sunday of Lent, for St. Gregory Palamas, Prosomoion "Thou art the joy." "Having completed thy blessed life led here in this world . . . ."
These Praises are sung on the First Sunday of Lent, The Sunday of Orthodoxy, Prosomoion "Unto them that fear thee." "Now Thy Church rejoiceth in thee . . . ."
These Praises are sung on the First Saturday of Lent for St. Theodore, Prosomoion "Thou art the joy." "As we the faithful assemble with one accord today . . . ."
These stichera are for the Aposticha at the Praises for the Departed, taken from the Martyrica in the appendix of the Lenten Triodion, Prosomoion "When he took thee." "Thou, by Thine own life-engend'ring death . . . ."
These stichera are sung on the Saturday of Souls, Meat Fare Saturday, Prosomoion "The Paradise of Eden." "O all ye brethren, come before the end . . . ."
These stichera are sung on the Sunday of the Pharisee & Publican, the 4th Sunday before Lent begins. "Brethren, let us not pray as the Pharisee . . . ."
Entrance (Presentation) of the Theotokos into the Temple (Nov 21)
This is the chant version of the Glory/Both now (Doxastikon) at the Praises for the Feast of the Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple, November 21st. "Today the Virgin without blemish . . . ."
