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  1 1,1 |          bear his name. His Feast Days are May 8 and September
  2 1,8 |         his many sermons on Feast Days, as well as numerous hymns,
  3 1,3 |         them. On Sundays and Holy Days, Fr. Herman would gather
  4 3,1 |        Kallistos Ware, p. 40]. On days when the Divine Liturgy
  5 3,1 |           Savior Jesus Christ (40 days after Pascha)~6. The Descent
  6 3,1 |       Spirit (Holy Pentecost — 50 days after Pascha)~7. The Transfiguration
  7 3,2 |          of the Psalter. On Feast Days and Saturday nights, the
  8 3,2 |         Jesus Christ. On ordinary days, a Theotokion, a hymn of
  9 3,2 |         All-Night Vigil and Feast Days, the Holy Doors are opened
 10 3,2 |           Mother of God.~On Feast days, at this point, before a
 11 3,2 |         race in the Old Testament days, as well as the hope of
 12 3,2 |          are being sung. On Feast days the Polieley is followed
 13 3,2 |     Scripture Readings). On Feast days, the text of the Reading
 14 3,2 |        day, after which, on Feast days, they are anointed with
 15 3,2 |           their Creator. On Feast days and Sundays, the final verses
 16 3,2 |            the Doxology. On Feast days and Sundays, the Doxology
 17 3,2 |       Great Doxology; on ordinary days it is read — the Small Doxology.
 18 3,3 |           Sundays and major Feast Days. On Great Feast Days, special
 19 3,3 |        Feast Days. On Great Feast Days, special Antiphons are sung,
 20 3,3 |            2:2). On certain Feast Days (Elevation of the Cross
 21 3,3 |        Master....” On other Feast Days (Nativity of Christ, Theophany,
 22 3,3 |         soul and body. On certain days this Litany is followed
 23 3,4 |          Holy Doors. In the early days of the Church, during this
 24 3,6 |          Week and the first three days of Passion Week, the Liturgy
 25 3,8 |        list of Feasts and Saint's days throughout the year as well
 26 3,9 |      major Feasts and on ordinary days, the Irmos of the last Canon
 27 3,9 |     except for certain prescribed days). These are sometimes referred
 28 3,1 |           the fasting seasons and days of the Church calendar,
 29 3,1 |         the Savior fast for forty days and nights after His baptism
 30 3,2 |               Fasting Seasons and Days.~ ~Paschal Cycle:~1. Meatfast —
 31 3,2 |          1 through Aug. 14~ ~Fast Days:~1. The Wednesdays and Fridays
 32 3,3 |          monasteries) are kept as days of fasting, with no meat,
 33 3,3 |          Fast), and certain other days, including the Eve of Theophany,
 34 3,3 |         such as on patronal feast days of a parish or monastery,
 35 3,3 |          sometimes on a few feast days and vigils). During the
 36 3,3 |          relaxed on the following days:~ ~ On Saturdays and Sundays
 37 3,3 |        permitted on the following days, if they fall on a weekday
 38 3,4 |         day Great Lent.~The Forty Days of Great Lent commemorates
 39 3,4 |    fasting on Mt. Sinai for forty days (Ex. 34:28) and the Prophet
 40 3,4 |           Elijah fasted for forty days as he journeyed to Mt. Horeb (
 41 3,4 |       Lent also recalls the forty days the Lord spent in the Wilderness
 42 3,4 |      Great Lent encompasses forty days, to which must be added
 43 3,5 |          Full Moon.~The number of days between each Full Moon (
 44 3,5 |      Calendar (usually about 29V& days) and ancient calendars added
 45 3,6 |          which, on the first four days of this first week (as well
 46 3,7 |        after the end of the forty days of penitence and before
 47 3,7 |          penitence and before the days of darkness and mourning
 48 3,7 |       glorious Resurrection eight days later. Palm Sunday, of course,
 49 3,7 |         Wednesday.~The next three days (Holy Monday, Tuesday and
 50 3,7 |         the Matins of these three days is called Bridegroom Matins.
 51 3,9 |          of Holy Pentecost, fifty days hence.~ ~Paschal Hymn to
 52 3,9 |           is risen from His three days in the tomb.~With Himself
 53 4,4 |         Dec. 25).~In the earliest days of Christianity, the Feast
 54 4,4 |          Holy Scripture:~In those days a decree went out front
 55 4,4 |         Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold,
 56 4,5 |           life; garlic the bitter days; grain dishes are reminders
 57 4,6 |      Scripture tells us: In those days came John the Baptist, preaching
 58 4,7 |           Joseph came after forty days of purification to the Temple
 59 4,9 |          and told no one in those days anything of what they had
 60 4,9 |          the cloud covered it six days; and on the seventh day
 61 4,0 |  announced that soon (after three days) she would depart and be
 62 4,0 |         the Garden for three full days, singing psalms day and
 63 4,1 |          Lord into Jerusalem. Six days before the Passover, Jesus
 64 4,1 |         salvation, would in a few days cry out in rage: Crucify
 65 4,3 |    prophet Joel: “And in the last days it shall be, God declares,
 66 4,3 |          My maidservants in those days I will pour out My Spirit;
 67 4,4 |         still alive, 'After three days I will rise again.' Therefore
 68 4,7 |         and you. He that is eight days old among you shall be circumcised” (
 69 4,7 |           And at the end of eight days, when He was circumcised,
 70 4,8 |        Scripture tells us: In the days of Herod, King of Judea,
 71 4,8 |        Lord has done to me in the days when He looked on me, to
 72 4,0 |           the above Feasts, other days are dedicated to the Saints
 73 5   |      Saturdays, Sundays and Feast Days. The Daily Services are
 74 5   |      Saturdays, Sundays and Feast Days.~Finally, there were also
 75 5   |       spent his remaining earthly days in strict solitude and ceaseless
 76 5,1 |       times the Riasa was worn on days of mourning and it signifies
 77 6,3 |        nothing (ex-nihilo) in six days — that is, all the host
 78 6,4 |        divinity. During the forty days after His Resurrection,
 79 6,0 |         day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor, and do
 80 6,0 |        and your mother, that your days may be long in the land
 81 6,0 |          the wilderness for forty days after His baptism, Satan
 82 6,0 |         keep the other holy Feast Days of the Church, whether or
 83 6,0 |          on Sunday — for all holy days can be considered as the
 84 6,0 |          considered as the Lord's Days.~Whereas the first four
 85 6,0 |        and your mother, that your days may be long in the land
 86 7,2 |          It continued for several days and nights. Soon the Monks
 87 8,1 |      Communion and from the first days of their life on Earth,
 88 8,3 |      Great Lent and certain Feast Days.~3. The Liturgy of St. James
 89 8,8 | performing in the course of seven days, each day having its own
 90 9,6 |         within the space of three days” (Bk. 8, Ch. 42], that is,
 91 9,6 |        during the course of forty days and on the fortieth day
 92 9,6 |          after He had spent forty days in fasting and prayer. The
 93 9,6 |    birthdays and patronal saint's days.~Koliva (grain or rice,
 94 9,6 |         is often offered on these days of commemoration. The grain
 95 9,6 |        came to pass after so many days after His Resurrection —
 96 9,6 |        the departed and, on these days, many have increased and
 97 9,6 |        addition to these personal days for remembrance of the departed,
 98 9,6 |       aside a number of universal days of commemoration. These
 99 9,6 |     Church has also set aside two days of remembrance for those
100 10,1|        born the Messiah. The last days of Eli are described because
101 10,1|   prophecy of Jonah and his three days in the belly of a great
102 10,1|          concerning his own three days and nights in the tomb (
103 10,3|          the apostasy of the last days (3:1-9), the inspiration
104 10,4|      mercy shad follow me all the days of my life.~And I shall
105 11,1|        points represented the six days of the creation of the world.~