Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 6,1|  him to his face during the public celebration of the Liturgy. ~
 2    II, 2,4|   mother and father. In its public worship, however, the Church
 3    II, 2,4| exceptional circumstances~a public cult may become established
 4    II, 2,4|      for they belong to the public preaching of the Church;
 5    II, 2,4|    was never a theme of the public preaching of the Apostles;
 6    II, 3,2|    prayers, but to pray the public~prayers of the Liturgy and
 7    II, 4,3|     the Prothesis. Thus the public portion of the service falls
 8    II, 4,3| marked the beginning of the public part of the service, but~
 9    II, 4,3|     do not hold services of public devotion before the reserved
10    II, 4,4|     the early Church were~a public affair; but for many centuries
11    II, 5,1|     recite or to follow the public services of the Church of
12    II, 5,2|      he thinks primarily of public liturgical prayer. The corporate~
13    II, 5,2|   the Service Books used in public worship, so that even~in