Melkite Greek Catholic Church Information Center Thesaurus Terms Beginning with Holy M

General Naming Rules

Place the word "Holy" in front of the word. "God" becomes "Holy God".
Use the Greek or Arabic form of the word. "Sacrament" becomes "Holy Mystery".
Use the formal long form of the person's name. Jesus becomes "Holy God the Son within the Holy Trinity / Our Lord, God and Savior, Jesus Christ".

Terms

Holy Martyr

For Barbara

SeeHoly Great-Martyr Barbara - 'Ideesa Barbar

For Catherine

SeeHoly Great-Martyr Catherine

For Demetrios

See
Holy Great-Martyr Demetrios

For George the Triumphant

SeeHoly Great-Martyr George the Triumphant

For Ignatios the God-Bearer

SeeHoly Hieromartyr Ignatios the God-Bearer, the Third Patriarch / Batriyark of Antioch

Holy Myron

Definition
"Holy Myron" is a special mixture of oil and spices.
Usage
During the Holy Mystery of Chrismation, the candidate is anointed with Holy Myron consecrated each year on Great and Holy Thursday by the Patriarch for all the Melkite Greek Catholic Churches

Holy Mysteries

Language
Anglicization of the Greek.
The word "Mystery" written in Greek, transliteration, Latinized, and Anglicized.
"Mustêrion" is the transliterated form.
"Mysterium" is the Latinized form.
"Mystery" is the Anglicization form.
"Sacramentum" is the Latin translation of the word "Mysterium".
"Sacrament" is the The Latin Rite Anglicized of the word "Sacramentum".

The word "Mysterium" stresses the unseen power of Holy God.
The word "Sacramentum" means "Sign" and stresses what is seen.

See also
Holy Mysteries individually
Holy Mystery of Baptism
Holy Mystery of Chrismation
Holy Mystery of Holy Crowning
Holy Mystery of Holy Eucharist
Holy Mystery of Holy Orders
Holy Mystery of Holy Oil
Holy Mystery of Repentance

See also
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination as a group
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination

See from
Mustêrion
Mysterium
Mystery
Holy Sacrament
Sacrament
Sacramentum

Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination

See also
Holy Mysteries individually
Holy Mystery of Baptism
Holy Mystery of Chrismation
Holy Mystery of Holy Eucharist

See also
Holy Mysteries as a group
Holy Mysteries

See from
Christian Illumination
Holy Sacrament
Illumination
Mystery
Sacrament

Holy Mystery of Baptism

See also
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination as a group
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination

See also
Holy Mysteries as a group
Holy Mysteries

See from
Baptism
Christening
Christian Illumination
Holy Sacrament
Mystery
Sacrament

Holy Mystery of Chrismation

See also
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination as a group
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination

See also
Holy Mysteries as a group
Holy Mysteries

See from
Chrismation
Christening
Christian Illumination
Holy Sacrament
Mystery
Sacrament

Holy Mystery of Holy Crowning

See also
Holy Mysteries

See from
Crowning
Holy Crowning
Holy Sacrament
Marriage
Matrimony
Mystery
Sacrament
Wedding

Holy Mystery of Holy Eucharist

Language
Greek

Definition
The word "Eucharist" comes from "Eucharistia". "Eucharistia" combines the Greek prefix "Eu" to the Greek word "charist" with the suffix "ia". The prefix "Eu" means "good" or "beautiful" and the word "charist" means "gratefulness" or "thanksgiving". Then, the "Eucharist" is a "good" or "beautiful" "thanksgiving".

History
St. Ignatios of Antioch (born around 50 AD and died in Rome between 98 and 117), St. Justin, Martyr (100-165), and St. Irenaeus (born around 115-142) all used the word "Eucharist" to mean the Holy Mystery of the Body and Blood of Holy God the Son within the Holy Trinity / Our Lord, God and Savior, Jesus Christ.

See also
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination as a group
Holy Mysteries of Christian Illumination

See also
Holy Mysteries as a group
Holy Mysteries
Holy God the Son within the Holy Trinity / Our Lord, God and Savior, Jesus Christ
Qurban

See also
Ceremony of Preparation of the Oblations or Prothesis before the Divine Liturgy
Holy Seal
Holy God the Son within the Holy Trinity / Our Lord, God and Savior, Jesus Christ

See from
Blessed Bread
Christening
Christian Illumination
Communion
Eucharist
Holy Bread
Holy Communion
Holy Eucharist
Holy Sacrament
Lamb
Lance
Mystery
Precious Blood
Precious Body
Sacrament
Transubstantiation

Holy Mystery of Holy Oil

See also
Holy Mysteries

See from
Annointing of sick
Holy Sacrament
Holy Oil
Holy Unction Mystery
Sacrament
Sick
Unction

Holy Mystery of Holy Orders

See also
Holy Mysteries

See also
Priest

See from
Holy Sacrament
Mystery
Ordain a priest
Ordination
Presbyter
Sacrament

Holy Mystery of Repentance

See also
Holy Mysteries

See from
Confession
Holy Sacrament
Mystery
Reconciliation
Repenance
Sacrament

Holy Oil

See
Holy Mystery of Holy Oil

Terms Beginning with other Letters

Please click on the letter with which the term begins.

Aa - Ab Ac - Ak Al Am An Ao - Ap Ar As - Az Ba Be - Bi Bl - Bz

Ca - Ce Ch Co Cr - Cz D De Di Do

Ea - Ej El Em - Ep Eu Faa - Fas Father Fe Fi - Fz

Ga - Gn Go Gra - Great and Great Feast Great Fri - Great Z Grec - Grz

Haa - Haj Hal - He Hi Holy A - Holy B Holy C - Holy D Holy E - Holy Gl
Holy God Holy Gr - L Holy M Holy P Holy S Holy T - Holy Z Hp-Hz

Ia-Id Ie-Ij Il-Iz J K Ku La Le Li Lo - Lz Ma Me Mi - Mo Mu My

N Ob - Ot Ob - Ot Our - Our J Our Lord Our M - Our Z

Paa - Pas Pat - Paz Pe - Po Pra - Pre Pri - Pz Q Ra - Re Ro - Rz

Saa - Sah Saint Sal - Saz Sc - Sh Si - Sr St Su - Sz

Ta - Theos Theotokos To Tra Tri Tro

U V W Y Z

Thesaurus Overview

Another Thesaurus

Thesaurus - Arabic Influenced Religious Terminology on Malta

"We speak an arabic dialect and are catholics. Although our dialect is highly italianised we use christian arabic terminology. The question is from where have this terminology come from. Malta was under the arabs in the early middle age and there was a presence of islam. Our dialect have elements of both west and eastern arabic. I suspect that there was an immigration of melkites in malta, this is the reason why I am sending this email. Attached please find a list of our religious terminology."...
"I would like to ask you a question, how similar is our terminology to yours."...
"Thanks again and Alla dejjem izomm idejh fuqok u fuq il-Kinsja Mqaddsa."
Christopher Agius
Maltese Religious Terms Of Arabic Origin, Christopher Agius, 2002
Christopher Agius

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