Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 1  |       of Holy Communion, the ~Mass), when the bishop stands
 2     I, 4,2|      and icons were imported; mass baptisms were held in ~the
 3     I, 7,9|    Transfiguration at Boston, Mass., ~originally under the
 4     I, 7,9|    experimental Orders of the Mass for use by western-rite
 5    II, 2,3|    priest, when he celebrates~Mass, is really acting as the
 6    II, 3,2|     Liturgy (the Eucharist or Mass); secondly, the Divine Office (
 7    II, 3,2|  equivalent to the Roman ‘Low Mass’ or to the Anglican ‘Said
 8    II, 3,2|       use the phrase ‘to hear Mass,’ for in the Orthodox Church
 9    II, 3,2|       the Orthodox Church the Mass~has never become something
10    II, 3,2|     but otherwise treated the Mass mainly as a convenient occasion
11    II, 4,3| moment of consecration in the Mass there is a change of substance,
12    II, 4,5|     the deacon’s~part at High Mass is usually carried out by
13    II, 7,5|      Mind, 2 vols, Cambridge, Mass. 1946-66.~• P. Kovalevsky,
14    II, 7,5|     Staretz Amvrosy, Belmont, Mass. 1972.~• P. D. Garrett,
15    II, 7,8|     Collected Works, Belmont, Mass., 1972 onwards (in progress;