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 1     I, 1  |            place in shifts.. ~ The Easter service was held in an apartment
 2     I, 7,5|            if possible in time for Easter (See Stephen Graham, ~With
 3    II, 3,2|          of the~fifty days between Easter and Pentecost; but today
 4    II, 3,2|        service time, except during Easter week, the gates are kept
 5    II, 5,1| Pre-eminent among all festivals is Easter, the~Feast of Feasts, which
 6    II, 5,1|           Sunday) (one week before Easter).~9. The Ascension of Our
 7    II, 5,1|        Jesus Christ (40 days after Easter).~10. Pentecost (known in
 8    II, 5,1|     Trinity Sunday) (50 days~after Easter).~11. The Transfiguration
 9    II, 5,1|       Feasts depend on the date of Easter and are ‘movable;’ the rest~
10    II, 5,1|          begins seven weeks before Easter.~2) The Fast of the Apostles —
11    II, 5,1|     Christmas and Epiphany, during Easter week,~and during the week
12    II, 5,1|      Matins of the Resurrection at Easter midnight.~None can be present
13    II, 5,1|            W. J. Birkbeck wrote of Easter in~pre-Revolutionary Russia.
14    II, 5,1|       crowds which still gather at Easter midnight~in thousands and
15    II, 5,1|           Orthodox Church observes Easter at the same time, reckoning
16    II, 5,1|          that the Orthodox date of Easter sometimes coincides with
17    II, 5,1|       between Orthodox and western Easter is~caused also by two different
18    II, 5,1|           the diaspora always keep Easter on the western date.~The
19    II, 5,1|           calendar and the date of Easter depended on Canons~of ecumenical