Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,1 |     Let God look and judge.. A deacon ~ran out after him in great
 2    II, 0,11|  Communion; in the Liturgy the deacon still cries out: ‘The doors!
 3    II, 3,1 |       superb old priests~and a deacon, clouds of incense and,
 4    II, 3,2 |         In these Litanies, the deacon (if there is no~deacon,
 5    II, 3,2 |     the deacon (if there is no~deacon, the priest) calls the people
 6    II, 4,1 |       it can~be performed by a deacon, or by any man or woman,
 7    II, 4,3 |    privately by the priest~and deacon in the chapel of the Prothesis.
 8    II, 4,3 |      the Gifts, the priest and deacon immediately prostrate themselves~
 9    II, 4,5 |    Church, Bishop, Priest, and Deacon; and~two ‘Minor Orders,’
10    II, 4,5 |     down that no more than one deacon, one priest, and one bishop
11    II, 4,5 |        so before they are made deacon. Those who~do not wish to
12    II, 4,5 | priests. In the west today the deacon’s~part at High Mass is usually
13    II, 4,5 |        Liturgy none but a real~deacon can perform the diaconal
14    II, 4,5 |        the age of thirty nor a deacon~before the age of twenty-five,
15    II, 4,5 |   Hierodeacon. A monk who is a deacon.~Archdeacon. A title of
16    II, 4,5 |       as in primitive times, a deacon).~Protodeacon. A title of