Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 6,2|         position). His wife, when with child (as she usually was), recited
 2     I, 7,6| miracle-working icon of the Virgin and Child was discovered, buried underground
 3    II, 1,2|              and simplicity.~‘He was a child, not yet having his understanding
 4    II, 1,3|                anointed taken;~Saw her Child in death forsaken;~Heard
 5    II, 2,4|       perfectly normal for an Orthodox child, if orphaned, to~end his
 6    II, 4,1|                the priest immerses the child in~the font, either plunging
 7    II, 4,2|             after Baptism, an Orthodox child is ‘chrismated’ or ‘confirmed.’
 8    II, 4,2|           anoints various parts of~the child’s body, marking them with
 9    II, 4,2|               of the Holy Spirit.’ The child, who has been incorporated
10    II, 4,2|                Chrismation an Orthodox child is brought to communion.
11    II, 4,4|                 Repentance~An Orthodox child receives communion from
12    II, 4,4|         confession proper: ‘Behold, my child, Christ stands~here invisibly
13    II, 4,4|               mankind, forgive you, my child [name], all your transgressions.~