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Mr. Mister – Kyrie Lyrics 1 year ago
@[isac:51112] It’s Greek, not latin

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Mr. Mister – Kyrie Lyrics 1 year ago
@[Smokler:51111] errr no. It’s a literal translation of Lord Have Mercy in Greek

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Mr. Mister – Kyrie Lyrics 1 year ago
@[queenofquiet23:51110] 100%!

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Mr. Mister – Kyrie Lyrics 1 year ago
@[littlethree:51109] it’s used in the Greek Church (the Orthodox Church) throughout the year during the Divine Liturgy. During Pascha (Easter in Greek, literally “Passover” as that was the time when Christ went through His Passion & crucifixion

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Mr. Mister – Kyrie Lyrics 1 year ago
@[Marelle:51108] it’s Greek dear

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Mr. Mister – Kyrie Lyrics 1 year ago
@moulin.rouge2001 Christos Anesti!

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Mr. Mister – Kyrie Lyrics 1 year ago
“Kyrie Eleison” is Greek for Lord have Mercy. Anyone who is a member of the Greek Orthodox Church (or Orthodox Church) can tell you that during the Divine Liturgy there are frequent times when Kyrie Elesion is said. The Liturgy starts out with the Priest saying “In the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit let us pray” and then goes on to list the prayers which the Chanter and the people reply “Kirie Elesion” as a reply to each prayer.

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