Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,4|     every ~part of society, by laity as well as clergy, by the
 2     I, 3,1|    priests, since ~most of the laity could not even read, much
 3     I, 3,1|    division between clergy and laity which arose in the western
 4     I, 3,3|         majority of clergy and laity in the Byzantine Church,
 5     I, 5,2|      was, however, a vigorous ~laity, led by several energetic
 6     I, 6,1|  almsgiving is the duty of the laity, while ~a monk.s primary
 7     I, 6,2|      among the ~clergy and the laity. They fought against drunkenness;
 8     I, 6,2|        but parish priests and ~laity . husband, wife, children .
 9     I, 6,2|      the parish clergy and the laity of seventeenth-century Russia.
10     I, 6,3|     was very un-~usual for the laity to communicate more than
11     I, 6,3|      present numbered 250, the laity 314 . but (as ~Canon Law
12     I, 7,4| leading part is ~played by the laity. ~ ~
13     I, 7,6|       higher learning than the laity ~round him; very possibly
14     I, 7,6|      entirely natural that the laity as well as the clergy should
15    II, 1,2|        Funeral Service for the laity: ‘I am the~image of Thine
16    II, 2,2|    place of bishops and of~the laity in the Orthodox communion.~
17    II, 2,3|                       Bishops, Laity, Councils~The Orthodox Church
18    II, 2,3|      God, bishops, clergy, and laity together. The proclamation
19    II, 2,3|         This conception of the laity and their place in the Church
20    II, 2,3|        Ecumenical Council. The laity are guardians and not teachers;
21    II, 2,3|   people of God, including the laity, because it is the whole
22    II, 3,1|    clergy and expounded to the laity, but a field of vision wherein
23    II, 3,2|     the congregation.~Orthodox laity do not use the phrase ‘to
24    II, 3,2|     done by the clergy for the laity, but is something which
25    II, 3,2|     something which clergy and~laity perform together. In the
26    II, 4,3|        the Orthodox Church the laity as well as the clergy always
27    II, 4,3|      Communion is given to the laity in a spoon, containing a
28    II, 4,5|     any rate in~theory, if the laity expresses its dissent, the
29    II, 4,5|        the diocese, clergy and laity together.~In Orthodoxy today
30    II, 4,5|      elected by the clergy and laity; this~ruling is followed
31    II, 5,2|        the~Manuals used by the laity are the very prayers which