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 1  1,11|      explain that:~ ~Nowhere in the canons or creeds of these [Ecumenical]
 2  2,35|         numerous laws and rules, or canons, for governing public and
 3  2,35|         uniform observance of these canons. Lastly, the Ecumenical
 4  3,5 |           Canon 34 of the Apostolic Canons. These canons date from
 5  3,5 |             Apostolic Canons. These canons date from the first half
 6  3,5 |           Pre-Nicaean Church. These canons were translated into Latin
 7  3,18|          position. According to the canons of the Church, in the event
 8  6,15|           first are fifty Apostolic Canons and sixty decretals of the
 9  7,6 |          Holy Fathers; it means the canons, the service books, the
10  7,11|           through the teachings and canons of the holy Ecumenical Councils,
11  7,11|           record of the Church, the Canons of the Holy Apostles; (2)
12  7,11|            Church organization, the canons, the divine services and
13  7,11|          teaching and the Apostolic canons, and through uninterrupted
14  7,20|           Christianity.~ Section 6: Canons (regulations) were drawn
15  7,20|             life of each Christian. Canons form a part of Tradition.~
16  7,21| alter-ability and relative value of canons?~ The textbook's remarks
17  7,21|  alterability and relative value of canons are a modernist deviation
18  7,21|         that there are two types of canons: those of a dogmatic or
19  7,21|          not given.~ Concerning the canons of the first group, the
20  7,21|           He merely places all such canons in the category of doctrinal
21  7,21|             with the first group of canons (otherwise he would not
22  7,21|           it is with what he terms “canons as such.” Of these, he maintains
23  7,21|         even in the second group of canons, there are once again those
24  7,21|            absolute and unchanging. Canons forbidding the sale of the
25  7,21|          the Church's Mysteries are canons of this type: they can never
26  7,21|          author has in mind certain canons of the second group, sc.,
27  7,21|          infinitely various.” These canons, he claims, form part of
28  7,21|      trample on the Church's sacred canons. They see the canons, dogmas,
29  7,21|         sacred canons. They see the canons, dogmas, and the totality
30  7,21| controversies rage on the practical canons, that is, on which ones
31  7,21|            be emphasized that while canons of an unalterable and unchanging
32  7,21|       revised. As for the practical canons, these are not something
33  7,21|           of the Church's practical canons is not lost to Metropolitan
34  7,21|            become secularized, many canons were formulated so that
35  7,22|        Fathers, the Liturgy, icons, canons, and through all the things
36 11,4 |           of the antichrist. Church canons forbid the use of musical
37 11,4 |          for us with our verses and canons in lofty poetical images!