(Panikhida, Parastas) a service commemorating the departed, which consists essentially of the Trisagion, troparia, and a kanon (usually in abridged form), as well as special prayers and litanies; structurally, it resembles the Matins service
A ceremony commemorating the deceased without the remains present
a ceremony held in a place of worship, a funeral chapel or other public place such as a hotel meeting room, golf clubhouse or private dining room
a ceremony to honour the life of the deceased similar to a traditional funeral
a form of a funeral service where the body is immediately cremated and the body is not present at the funeral service
a ritual or service conducted without the body present
a service or ceremony at which the body is not present
a service where the body is not present and it is often held a week or so after the death
a service without the body present and can vary in ceremony and procedures according to the community and religious affiliations
a service without the deceased present
a special service following the Divine Liturgy in which persons who have reposed are commemorated
a tribute to a human being's life and honors the life led by your departed loved one
A service conducted in memory of the deceased when the remains are not present.
A ceremonial held for a dead person. The body is not present.
A service commemorating the deceased without a body present.
A religious service conducted in memory of the deceased without the remains being present.
A service to honor and remember the dead, without the body present.
A ceremony commemorating the deceased, without the body present.
A ceremony without the body present that honors the end of a person's life.
A memorial service or mnemosyno or mnimosino (from the Greek μνημόσυνο) is a liturgy and a ceremony in honour of the dead observed in the Eastern Orthodox Church.