the catholicon (main church) to the trapeza, and the Panagia is carried on its tray at the head of the procession. Once there, the Panagia is placed on a table called the Panagiarion. After the meal, the refectorian takes off his klobuk (epanokamelavkion and kamilavkion), and bows to the assembled brethren, saying, "Bless me, holy Fathers, and pardon me a sinner," to which the brotherhood bows and replies, "May God pardon and have mercy on you." Then, taking the Panagia in his fingertips, he lifts it up while saying, "Great is the name," and then the community continues with "of the Holy Trinity." The rite then continues with, "O All-holy Mother of God, help us!" with the reply, "At her prayers, O God, have mercy and save us." Two hymns are then sung while the refectorian, accompanied by a cleric with a hand censer, offers the Panagia to those assembled. Each takes a piece between his finger and thumb, passes it through the incense, and then consumes it as a blessing. Names From "Panagia" derive the common Greek given names Panagiota (feminine; pronunciation: Pah-nah-YAW-tah, ; common diminutives: Ghiota, Nota) and Panagiotis (masculine; pronunciation: Pah-nah-YAW-tees, ; common diminutives: Panos, Notis). Both names signify that the person is named in honor of Mary, mother of Jesus and consequently their name days are celebrated as if they were named Mary or Marios. In the Orthodox world, specific icons and churches of the Virgin Mary are often given particular names, which reflect certain theological or intercessory aspects of Mary, or certain standardised depictions in hagiography, or peculiarities of the particular church or monastery. Some examples of such names (in Greek) are: Angeloktiste (Angel-Built) Bebaia Elpis (the Certain Hope) Boetheia (the Helper) Brephokratousa (the Infant-Holder) Chrysopege (the Fountain of Gold) Deomene (the Supplicant) Eleousa (the Merciful) Eleutherotria (the Liberator) Evangelistria (the Bearer of Good News) Galatiane or Galatousa (the Nurse) Giatrissa (the Healer) Glykophilousa (of the Sweet Kiss) Gorgoepekoos (the Quick-To-Listen) Gregorousa (the Vigilant) Hagia Skepe (the Sacred Protection) Hagia Zone (the Sacred Girdle) Hodegetria (the Leader) Hypermachos Strategos (the Defending General) Kataphyge (the Safe Haven) Megalochare (Of Great Grace) Myrobletissa (the Spring of Myrrh) Myrtiotissa (of the Myrtles) Nerantziotissa (in the Bitter Oranges) Pantanassa (the Queen of All) Paraportiane or Portaitissa (by the Gate) Paregoretria (the Giver of Solace) Phaneromene (the Revealed) Pharmakolytria (the Deliverer from poison) Platytera ton Ouranon (the Wider than the