Chapter, Paragraph

  1 1,2 |          arrival of the Missionary Priest John Veniaminov in Unalaska,
  2 1,3 |          he died there would be no Priest in the area and the people
  3 1,3 |            The first American-born Priest, Prokopy Lavrov, was ordained
  4 1,3 |    consecration of the now-widowed Priest, Fr. John Veniaminov, as
  5 1,4 |          married the daughter of a Priest and was ordained to the
  6 1,4 |           been requested to send a Priest to Alaska and that everyone
  7 1,5 |      troubles with the local Greek Priest in Boston, Massachusetts,
  8 1,5 |          Fan) Noli to be their own Priest. Accordingly, on February
  9 2,4 |          could a community and its Priest serve the Liturgy and the
 10 2,4 |            been consecrated, and a Priest is not permitted to celebrate
 11 2,6 |     Baptism is celebrated with the Priest fully vested and all the
 12 2,6 |            betrothal ceremony, the Priest hands the bride and bridegroom
 13 2,6 |           Presanctified Gifts, the Priest blesses the congregation
 14 2,7 |            Major Orders” — Bishop, Priest and Deacon — and two “Minor
 15 2,7 |        hand of the Almighty God.~ ~Priest.~In addition to the Stikharion (
 16 2,7 |           the Cuffs (which for the Priest also symbolizes the bonds
 17 2,7 |           s hands were bound), the Priest also wears a Belt (Zone)
 18 2,7 |            God.~If so awarded, the Priest may also wear the Nabedrennik
 19 2,7 |     Cassock and Epitrachelion, the Priest wears a long garment, sleeveless,
 20 2,7 |       truth.~As tokens of honor, a Priest also may be awarded a pointed
 21 2,7 |           of purple color. [If the Priest be a Monk, he wears the
 22 2,7 |  ordination to the Priesthood, the Priest is given a Pectoral Cross,
 23 2,7 |           distinctions of honor, a Priest may also be awarded a Gold
 24 2,7 |          Cross or a Jeweled one. A Priest may also be awarded the
 25 2,7 |           all the vestments of the Priest, except the Phelonion and
 26 3,2 |            Psalm is sung while the Priest censes the entire church,
 27 3,2 |           the All-Night Vigil, the Priest stands before the Holy Doors,
 28 3,2 |          Light is glorified as the Priest prays for the material light
 29 3,2 |            entrance is made by the Priest, preceeded by a Deacon with
 30 3,2 |            The Deacon preceeds the Priest (who is an Icon of Christ)
 31 3,2 |             and one with oil — the Priest makes the Sign of the Cross
 32 3,2 |           and refreshed. After the Priest had pronounced the final
 33 3,2 |          concluding prayer and the Priest's blessing. The first part
 34 3,2 |           Psalms (during which the Priest reads special Morning Prayers)
 35 3,2 |          this point of Matins, the Priest (or Deacon) makes the proclamation
 36 3,2 |          Polieley now follows. The Priest, preceeded by a Deacon bearing
 37 3,2 |        life. The procession of the Priest around the inside of the
 38 3,2 |            immediately follows the Priest's (or Deacon's) exclamation, “
 39 3,3 |   celebrated only by a Bishop or a Priest, and neither can celebrate
 40 3,3 |       Liturgy is to be served, the Priest (and Deacon) stand before
 41 3,3 |         they kiss the Holy Gospel (Priest) and the Table itself (Priest
 42 3,3 |      Priest) and the Table itself (Priest and Deacon). After this
 43 3,3 |           Orarion (Stole), and the Priest in Cassock, Epitrachelion,
 44 3,3 |            wine and from these the Priest selected that to be used
 45 3,3 |           At the present time, the Priest usually prepares five loaves (
 46 3,3 |    elements are then censed by the Priest, who prays that the Lord
 47 3,3 |      offered and also that he, the Priest, be worthy to celebrate
 48 3,3 |         and the exclamation of the Priest, “Blessed is the Kingdom...,”
 49 3,3 |           on earth.~The Deacon (or Priest if no Deacon; this holds
 50 3,3 |           the sick, etc. After the Priest's exclamation at the end
 51 3,3 |           preach to the world. The Priest, preceded by the Deacon
 52 3,4 |           with ancient custom, the Priest turns to the people with
 53 3,4 |          the Choir responds to the Priest's blessing with the mutual
 54 3,4 |            the Holy Eucharist, the Priest summons all in the church
 55 3,4 |        Supper (Luke 22:17-19), the Priest then summons the Faithful
 56 3,4 |           the singing of which the Priest reads the First Eucharistic
 57 3,4 |            As the Choir sings, the Priest reads the Second Eucharistic
 58 3,4 |      during the second “Amen,” the Priest reads the Prayer of Commemoration: “
 59 3,4 |     Chalice with crossed arms, the Priest exclaims, “Thine own, of
 60 3,4 |            We praise Thee...,” the Priest prays, “Again we offer unto
 61 3,4 |            here offered.” Thus the Priest and worshippers fervently
 62 3,4 |          worship...,” in which the Priest commemorates the members
 63 3,4 |            this is being sung, the Priest continues with the commemoration
 64 3,4 |            is the Kingdom...,” the Priest blesses the people: “Peace
 65 3,4 |            Lamb is elevated by the Priest, he exclaims: “The Holy
 66 3,4 |          fraction of the Lamb. The Priest and concelebrating Clergy,
 67 3,4 |          curtain is opened and the Priest comes out with the Chalice,
 68 3,4 |          of Christ Himself. As the Priest communes each of the faithful,
 69 3,4 |           After the Communion, the Priest carries the Chalice into
 70 3,4 |         taking up the Chalice, the Priest faces the people, saying
 71 3,4 |      Ascension into Heaven. As the Priest carries the Chalice to the
 72 3,4 |          the Handcross held by the Priest. Those who had not communed,
 73 3,4 |        Deacon, are consumed by the Priest. The particles which had
 74 3,6 |           makes a prostration, the Priest turns and faces the Faithful
 75 3,6 |       Oblation to the Altar by the Priest bearing the Presanctified
 76 3,6 |            Sunday Liturgy, but the Priest only touches them, saying, “
 77 3,7 |          is chanted by the Bishop, Priest, Deacon, or Cantor. St.
 78 3,8 |     Prayers) is for the use of the Priest and Deacon and contain the
 79 3,8 |         the Liturgy (primarily the Priest's parts), the six remaining
 80 3,8 |       Blessing of Waters, etc.).~ ~Priest's Service Book. (Greek —
 81 3,8 |           containing primarily the Priest's parts at Vespers, Matins
 82 3,8 |             etc.) with most of the Priest's and Deacon's parts omitted.
 83 3,7 |            for the moment when the Priest will come out of the Altar
 84 3,8 |           doors of the church, the Priest exclaims the Paschal verses, “
 85 3,9 |         Holies that our Great High Priest, Jesus Christ, opened to
 86 4,1 |            was not received by the priest, who reckoned that a childless
 87 4,1 |         had been humiliated by the priest, began to fast, and in prayer
 88 4,3 |         Maiden was met by the High Priest with a multitude of priests.
 89 4,3 |   inspiration from Above, the High Priest led the Most-Holy Virgin
 90 4,3 |         Holies into which the High Priest entered only once a year
 91 4,3 |            Prayers are read by the Priest during the Vespers which
 92 4,8 |         King of Judea, there was a priest named Zechariah, of the
 93 6,2 |        teaching of the Alexandrian priest, Arius. The basic theory
 94 6,4 |            of Holies only the High Priest could enter. So too, the
 95 6,4 |        which only the Eternal High Priest — Christ — entered (Heb.
 96 7   |             They are censed by the Priest and carried in processions.
 97 7,2 |            Hermogenes (who was the Priest at the Church of St. Nicholas
 98 8   |        most of the Sacraments, the Priest pronounces the Christian
 99 8   |         giving Holy Communion, the Priest says, “the Servant (or “
100 8,1 |            takes place through the Priest's breathing on the one to
101 8,1 |            same exclamation by the Priest as at the Divine Liturgy:
102 8,1 |   Sanctification of the Water, the Priest signs the water thrice,
103 8,1 |          The Unction With Oil. The Priest now anoints, according to
104 8,1 |            Church Order, i.e., the Priest must read the corresponding
105 8,2 |          Spirit,” during which the Priest anoints crosswise with the
106 8,2 |           After the anointing, the Priest then leads the Newly-illumined
107 8,3 |       affirmed in the words of the Priest, when he says, during the
108 8,3 |            and the same time, High Priest and Sacrifice. In the prayer
109 8,3 |            the Great Entrance, the Priest prays: “For Thou art the
110 8,3 |         the Hand Cross held by the Priest and those who have not communed
111 8,4 |       healing of a soul, since the Priest also confers spiritual advice
112 8,4 |         private action between the Priest and the Penitent, and the
113 8,4 |          and the Penitent, and the Priest is forbidden to reveal to
114 8,4 |        Penitential Psalm. Then the Priest reads certain prayers, the
115 8,4 |          itself — before which the Priest speaks of himself as being “
116 8,4 |            of questions put by the Priest to the Penitent regarding
117 8,4 |          After the Confession, the Priest may, if he deems necessary,
118 8,4 |           omitted. After this, the Priest lays his Epitrachelion (
119 8,4 |            the Greek practice, the Priest says: “Whatever you have
120 8,4 | transgressions. And I, an unworthy Priest, through the power given
121 8,4 |            was accepted that every Priest could be a Confessor once
122 8,4 |            Monk who was not even a Priest was often the Confessor (
123 8,4 |      Penitent was always sent to a Priest for the Sacramental Absolution.
124 8,5 |       three “Major Orders”-Bishop. Priest and Deacon — and two “Minor
125 8,5 |     already with his blessing.~The Priest is ordained after the singing
126 8,5 |      conclusion of the Liturgy the Priest goes out to the people in
127 8,5 |       after ordination. A celibate Priest or Deacon may not later
128 8,5 |          later marry and a married Priest or Deacon whose wife dies
129 8,6 |           Monk who happens to be a Priest.~ ~Hierodeacon.~A Hierodeacon
130 8,8 |     performed by three or even one Priest. At each of the anointings
131 8,8 |            during which the senior Priest reads the Absolution Prayer
132 9,7 |         was questioned by the High Priest: By what power or by what
133 10,1|            the work of Ezekiel the Priest, whose ministry extended
134 10,1|       Governor and Joshua the High Priest to assume official leadership
135 10,2|        after the death of the High Priest John Hyrcanus I (134-104
136 10,2|          from the time of the High Priest Onias III and the Syrian
137 11,1|      Sacrament of Holy Orders, the Priest receives the power to celebrate
138 11,1|            the Divine Liturgy, the Priest makes the Sign of the Cross
139 11,1|           Lord came to Ezekiel the priest, the son of Buzi, in the