Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,5|    completely and unequivocally proper, and he demonstrates that
 2  1,8 |          one which realizes its proper function when celebrating
 3  4,12|       and music. But it is only proper for us to do so, as the
 4  4,12|         is not merely something proper for us, but it is also conducive
 5  5,8 |      they would never come to a proper realization of their deed,
 6  8,14|      Persons and destroying the proper balance between the unity
 7 10,16|      the flesh and world, as is proper for a bridegroom of the
 8 10,21|    omniscience, which is really proper to God alone. It is sufficient
 9 10,22|         in this way is entirely proper. Christ regarded as His
10 10,23| Scripture shows that it is most proper to venerate the Most Pure
11 10,23|        Seraphim.”~ It is indeed proper for people to follow the
12 11,4 |          On entering the church proper, having crossed oneself