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 1 Fwd,5|      and women, an Orthodox nun observes that the separation into
 2  1,8 | something obvious to anyone who observes a Pontifical Liturgy in
 3  1,11|         attention. He correctly observes that the early Church was
 4  3,17|     Bishop Auxentios of Photiki observes, the distinction between
 5  3,17|     leanings. As Henry Chadwick observes, the argument between St.
 6  6,17|      Hieromonk Patapios of Etna observes that the author of the textbook
 7  7,2 |                2.~ The textbook observes that Orthodox history is
 8  7,11|   Church. The professor further observes that it is the disregard
 9  7,14|          As the same Fr. Alexey observes, Europe, Western man, our
10  7,14|       who seeks Him. Fr. Alexey observes that the Fathers did not
11  7,14|   entire faith. The author also observes that contemporary Protestant
12  7,14|      such thing. Thus, Fr. John observes, Protestantism's most basic
13  7,17|      Third Millennium Bible. He observes that it preserves the noble
14 10,14|      ties'] is not.” Mr. Barnes observes that this kind of thinking
15 11,3 |         statement, the textbook observes why “liturgical changes
16 11,3 |        Christianity, Fr. Alexey observes, started becoming so imbued
17 11,4 |         Archpriest Alexey Young observes that Orthodox priests maintain