Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,4 |    preached ~sermons, on certain feasts he censed the altar. The
 2    II, 0,12|          only at weekends and on feasts; and even then, unfortunately,
 3    II, 0,12|      Vespers on the eves of many feasts; the reading of the Gospel~
 4    II, 0,12|         of Matins on Sundays and feasts; at the Liturgy a special
 5    II, 0,12|         at Matins on Sundays and feasts; the faithful kiss it and
 6    II, 1,3 |          one of the Twelve Great Feasts, and enjoys a~far greater
 7    II, 3,2 |   celebrated only on Sundays and feasts. But~in contemporary Russia,
 8    II, 3,2 |         only at week-ends and on feasts. Greek churches hold Vespers
 9    II, 5   |                Orthodox worship: Feasts, fasts, and private prayer~“
10    II, 5,1 |          that annual sequence~of feasts and fasts which commemorates
11    II, 5,1 |          is Easter, the~Feast of Feasts, which stands in a class
12    II, 5,1 | importance come the Twelve Great~Feasts:~1. The Nativity of the
13    II, 5,1 |        three of the Twelve Great Feasts depend on the date of Easter
14    II, 5,1 |      rest~are ‘fixed.’ Eight are feasts of the Saviour, and four
15    II, 5,1 |        the Saviour, and four are feasts of the Mother of God.~There
16    II, 5,1 |          Pentecost).~But besides feasts there are fasts. The Orthodox
17    II, 5,1 |       year, with its sequence of feasts and fasts, is something
18    II, 7,9 |         seven of the other great feasts are contained in The Festal