Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I, 1 | here that he celebrates the Liturgy and the other ser-~vices.
2 I, 1 | an Orthodox Pontifical ~Liturgy (The Liturgy: this is the
3 I, 1 | Pontifical ~Liturgy (The Liturgy: this is the term normally
4 I, 3,1 | in the light of the Holy Liturgy. When thinking ~about the
5 I, 3,3 | sixth. (The Shape of the Liturgy, London, 1945, p. 548).
6 I, 3,3 | Commentary on the Divine Liturgy, which has become the classic
7 I, 5,2 | anything else it was the Holy Liturgy which kept Orthodoxy ~alive
8 I, 6,1 | public celebration of the Liturgy. ~Ivan put him in prison
9 I, 6,2 | they demanded that the Liturgy and other services in the
10 I, 6,3 | and as he celebrated the Liturgy he was entirely carried
11 I, 6,3 | the scriptures and the Liturgy were translated into a wide
12 I, 6,3 | the Kazan area alone the Liturgy was celebrated in twenty-two
13 I, 7,9 | Saint Mathew.s Gospel, the Liturgy, and a catechism into Aleutian.
14 I, 7,9 | prayer . not the Byzantine ~Liturgy, but the old Roman or Gallican
15 I, 7,9 | talk about .the Orthodox Liturgy. ~when they mean the Byzantine
16 I, 7,9 | they mean the Byzantine Liturgy, as if that and that alone
17 II, 0,11| receive Holy Communion; in the Liturgy the deacon still cries out: ‘
18 II, 0,12| Sundays and feasts; at the Liturgy a special Epistle and Gospel
19 II, 0,12| been calculated that the Liturgy contains 98 quotations~from
20 II, 0,12| deserted the Church.~5. The Liturgy~The Orthodox Church is not
21 II, 0,12| Scripture, Councils, Fathers, Liturgy, Canons, Icons. These things
22 II, 0,12| theology and mysticism, between liturgy~and personal devotion, which
23 II, 0,12| inseparable.~In the Byzantine Liturgy, the Creed is introduced
24 II, 1,3 | age of Christianity. Her liturgy still enshrines that element
25 II, 2,1 | Gregory Dix, The~Shape of the Liturgy, p. 247)).~But the sin of
26 II, 2,4 | Meet it is, sung at~the Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom).
27 II, 2,5 | of Gospel readings at the Liturgy on three successive Sundays
28 II, 2,5 | comes already — in the Holy Liturgy~and the worship of the Church.~
29 II, 3,1 | they attended~the Divine Liturgy in the great Church of the
30 II, 3,1 | heaven on earth.’ The Holy Liturgy is something that embraces
31 II, 3,1 | heaven and on earth the Liturgy is one and the same — one
32 II, 3,1 | the Great Entrance in the Liturgy of the Presanctified).~This
33 II, 3,1 | beauty an icon of the great Liturgy in heaven. In the year 612,
34 II, 3,1 | a fortnight to have the Liturgy. A very stage property iconostasis
35 II, 3,1 | second’ (‘The Elements of Liturgy in the Orthodox Catholic
36 II, 3,1 | s retinue and attend the Liturgy. As~Philip said to Nathanael: “
37 II, 3,1 | in worship. Into the Holy Liturgy~which expresses their faith,
38 II, 3,1 | religious experience.~It is the Liturgy which has inspired their
39 II, 3,1 | music. Among Orthodox, the~Liturgy has never become the preserve
40 II, 3,1 | audible parts of the Holy Liturgy, and~37~takes part with
41 II, 3,1 | Austin Oakley, The Orthodox Liturgy,~London, 1958, p. 12).~In
42 II, 3,1 | communists — it is~to the Holy Liturgy that the Orthodox peoples
43 II, 3,2 | there is, first, the Holy Liturgy (the Eucharist or Mass);
44 II, 3,2 | Orthodox Church today a daily Liturgy is not usual except in cathedrals~
45 II, 3,2 | work on Sundays, a daily Liturgy has become the practice
46 II, 3,2 | Sunday morning before the Liturgy; in Russian parishes Matins
47 II, 3,2 | Said Celebration.’~At every Liturgy, as at every Matins and
48 II, 3,2 | curtain at any~point in the Liturgy; in a number of churches
49 II, 3,2 | at the beginning of the Liturgy); that on the right leads
50 II, 3,2 | reason such as serving at the Liturgy. The altar in an Orthodox~
51 II, 3,2 | company of heaven at the Liturgy. The faithful can feel that
52 II, 3,2 | helped to realize that their Liturgy on earth is one and the~
53 II, 3,2 | the~same with the great Liturgy of heaven. The multitudinous
54 II, 3,2 | Orthodox Church,~where the Liturgy has never ceased to be a
55 II, 3,2 | the public~prayers of the Liturgy and to take part in the
56 II, 3,2 | that separation between liturgy and personal devotion from
57 II, 3,2 | Holy Door left open in the Liturgy;~more open form of iconostasis,
58 II, 3,2 | celebrate the Byzantine Liturgy,~and to preach a short sermon,
59 II, 3,2 | jurisdiction the Sunday Liturgy should not last~over an
60 II, 4,3 | different~services:~1) The Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom (
61 II, 4,3 | John Chrysostom (the normal Liturgy on Sundays and weekdays).~
62 II, 4,3 | Sundays and weekdays).~2) The Liturgy of Saint Basil the Great (
63 II, 4,3 | little different~from the Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom,
64 II, 4,3 | are~far longer).~3) The Liturgy of Saint James, the Brother
65 II, 4,3 | Jordanville, U.S.A)).~4) The Liturgy of the Presanctified (used
66 II, 4,3 | no consecration in this Liturgy, but communion is given~
67 II, 4,3 | at the Eucharist.~2. The liturgy of the word — the Synaxis~
68 II, 4,3 | Antidoron~The first part of the Liturgy, the Office of Preparation,
69 II, 4,3 | the whole process of the Liturgy, starting with the Prothesis
70 II, 4,3 | Eucharistic Prayer in the Liturgy simply uses the neutral
71 II, 4,3 | during the course of the Liturgy, but never outside it.~The
72 II, 4,3 | clearly in the text of the Liturgy itself.~‘Thine of Thine
73 II, 4,3 | Commentary~on the Divine Liturgy, 32).~The Eucharist is not
74 II, 4,3 | made present.~‘During the Liturgy, through its divine power,
75 II, 4,3 | blessing with which the Liturgy ends, the people come up
76 II, 4,3 | non-Orthodox present at the Liturgy are permitted (and~indeed,
77 II, 4,5 | during the course of the Liturgy, and must always be done
78 II, 4,5 | be~ordained at any single Liturgy). Only a bishop has power
79 II, 4,5 | priest, but in the Orthodox Liturgy none but a real~deacon can
80 II, 5,1 | recurring cycle of the Church’s liturgy has upon the piety of the~
81 II, 5,1 | inseparably linked with the liturgy that is unfolded~week by
82 II, 5,1 | Orthodox~Christendom the liturgy has remained at the very
83 II, 5,2 | spirituality no separation between liturgy and private devotion,~so
84 II, 5,2 | appointed daily for the Liturgy.~By way of example let us
85 II, 6,3 | Prayer, and the Byzantine Liturgy.~When the Orthodox Church
86 II, 7,9 | many translations of the Liturgy. Among the most convenient
87 II, 7,9 | St. Sergius, The Orthodox Liturgy, London, 1939; and~an edition
88 II, 7,9 | Faith Press, The Divine~Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom,
89 II, 7,9 | Byzantine commentary on the Liturgy, see: Nicholas Cabasilas,
90 II, 7,9 | Commentary~on the Divine Liturgy, trans. J. M. Hussey and
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