Tselote Kidan
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The public Maundy Thursday source page explicitly highlights the Prayer of the Covenant as a church-use resource in multiple languages.
The public Ethiopian Orthodox source material presents Tselote Hamus as a Holy Week service centered on the covenant prayer, Eucharistic liturgy, and companion chant and sequence material. That makes it a strong next page for this site, even before full text extraction is complete.
This page organizes what is clearly surfaced in those sources now: the core church-use materials, the liturgical arc, the surrounding Holy Week sequence, and the best links to continue research and content expansion.
The public Maundy Thursday source page explicitly highlights the Prayer of the Covenant as a church-use resource in multiple languages.
The same source page surfaces the Anaphora of Saint Epiphanius as the clearest Eucharistic prayer resource tied to this observance.
Tselote Hamus is presented inside a broader Holy Week resource chain rather than as an isolated service.
This is the clearest service aid named on the public source page, and it gives this observance its center of gravity.
The source page pairs Tselote Hamus with the Anaphora of Saint Epiphanius, making that the strongest current anchor for a future full text page.
The surrounding links move directly into the Holy Week sequence, St. Yared chant material, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday resources.
The public source page preserves a note about Maundy Thursday and Holy Saturday observance in Addis Ababa during the 1950s.
It also includes a historical note about Emperor Haile Selassie attending Maundy Thursday at Holy Trinity Cathedral.
This gives the page room for both service flow and archival context, rather than limiting it to a single block of text.