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Spiritual songs > Hymns of the Liturgical Year > Pascha

Christos voskres! Christos voskres!

This Paschal hymn is taken from Father Stefan Papp's 1969 collection Duchovňi Pisňi on page 30.

A number of English translations of this hymn are in circulation; the most popuar in the Byzantine Catholic Church is Christ is risen! Christ is risen! Another translation by Conrad Dachuk, Let all profess: Christos voskres!, was included in the Ukrainian Catholic The Divine Liturgy: An Anthology.

Sources

This hymn was included in the 1926 Basilian collection, Tserkovni Pisni (1926), with a larger selection of verses.