concept
Panikhida
Requiem service
also: панихида, Requiem services
The Russian Orthodox memorial service for the dead, offered to mourners on set days after a death.
Reading notes
- The Bride §164 requiem
The Russian Orthodox memorial service for the dead; the grandmother and Nina Ivanovna go to the church to order one on the morning Sasha's death telegram arrives.
- The Requiem §30 the requiem begins
The panikhida is the Orthodox memorial service for the dead, shorter than a funeral, that can be requested by relatives at any time; Andrei Andreich has just asked Father Grigory to serve one for Maria despite -- or because of -- the trouble her memorial note has just caused.
- Mixed-Up Announcements §9 Requiem services
"Panikhida," the Russian Orthodox memorial service for the dead -- offered here, deadpan, by a dentist alongside tooth-fitting.
- A Story Without an End §66 панихиду
The panikhida is the Russian Orthodox memorial service for the dead, held here at dawn over Zina's coffin as Vasilyev, having torn off his own dressing in a delirious fit overnight, lies bleeding again in the next room -- the domestic funeral rite and the medical emergency proceeding on either side of the same thin wall.
- At the Marshal's Widow's §3 memorial service
The panikhida, the Russian Orthodox memorial service, is offered annually here on the anniversary tied to the deceased's name day rather than the date of death.