Doing Reader's Typica at Home

Sunday
  12/25   Thirty-third Sunday after Pentecost.  Tone VIII.  Sunday after Theophany.   Sunday of Zacchæus.
Afterfeast of Theophany. 
a simple service to Martyr Tatiana of Rome (§1F1; S:1342).

 

HOURS for 1F1 from the ODS (Order of Divine Services):
  1st and 6th Hours: Sunday troparion and troparion of the feast.  Kontakion of the feast.
  3rd and 9th Hours: Sunday troparion and troparion of saint (Tatiana).  Sunday Kontakion

1. Here is a popular version of the Typica
     https://www.saintjonah.org/services/typica.htm. 
 
2. https://vigilservicetexts.groups.io/g/main/topic/12_25_jan_2026_the/117390444
     On the web page, scroll down to bottom-left and click on "Bulletin"
 

In Fr. David's Bulletin, scroll down near the end to where is the information for the Litrugy.  This Bultetin has the troparia/kontakia that is chanted at Liturgy in Fr. David's parish church which is dedicated to St. Elizabeth.  People doing services at home can substitute their own patron saint. because your patron saint can stand in as your "temple" patron   — the "temple" is your home icon corner, or prayer room.
  
Fr. David includes the verses to use in the 3rd Antiphon which are indicated in the Octoechos and the Menaion as per the Liturgical Calendar.

3.  For this coming Sunday:  Jan 12/25

I uploaded  Russian Church Style sheet music for the megalynarion (Instead of 'It is Truly Meet...') here:
https://app.box.com/s/trp1xduo65p985enrt9tac186luq0i81 

 

Two other very appreciated online resources for putting services together is:
https://ponomar.net
https://music.russianorthodox-stl.org

Always start with the Liturgical Calendar

https://tinyurl.com/LiturgicalCalendar2026 

Everything has to be checked against the Liturgical Calendar.  Fr. David's Vigil Texts are a huge help, but it can be trusted only so far.  Etna's website is amazingly organized — everything is laid out so clear and uncomplicated -- but it can not be trusted completely — this Sunday service Etna has a different megalynarion not indicated in our Liturgical Calendar.  And also for Nativity Etna used a verse different from the one we used,