Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 2,4 |       of government and in its daily life. Byzantium ~in fact
 2     I, 4,1 |        an integral part of the daily ~life of the Slavonic peoples
 3     I, 5,2 |    very little ef-~fect on the daily life of the ordinary Christian,
 4     I, 7,6 |        freely confide, calling daily in large numbers for practical
 5    II, 0,12|        Vespers are not recited daily, but only at weekends and
 6    II, 0,12|        the Eucharist, and~also daily at Nocturns and at Compline.
 7    II, 0,12|    practical situations in the~daily life of each Christian.
 8    II, 1,1 |   world, in the Church, in~the daily life of each man.~Orthodox
 9    II, 2,4 |   saint in his room, and prays daily to~him. The festival of
10    II, 3,2 |        Eucharist is~celebrated daily, in the Orthodox Church
11    II, 3,2 |        Orthodox Church today a daily Liturgy is not usual except
12    II, 3,2 |  obliged to~work on Sundays, a daily Liturgy has become the practice
13    II, 3,2 |       Divine Office is recited daily in monasteries, large and
14    II, 4   |     man’s~life, others perhaps daily.~The sacraments are personal:
15    II, 5,2 |     exist special Manuals with daily prayers to be said by all
16    II, 5,2 |    monastic communities recite daily in~church as part of the
17    II, 5,2 |   Epistle and~Gospel appointed daily for the Liturgy.~By way
18    II, 7,9 | NcNulty, London, 1960.~For the daily prayers used by an Orthodox