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 1 Intro |          the Church. The Sacraments may be administered only by
 2 Intro |            on John, XIV, 12]. There may be members of the Church
 3 1,1   |            name. His Feast Days are May 8 and September 26.~ ~St.
 4 1,1   |            Persia. His Feast Day is May 10.~ ~St. Thaddaeus.~[See
 5 1,7   |         commemorated January 18 and May 2, was a great defender
 6 1,9   |               both are commemorated May 11), first to the Khazar
 7 1,0   |   Theodosius († 1074 — commemorated May 3 and August 14; he and
 8 1,0   |         Sora († 1508 — commemorated May 7)), who argued for monastic
 9 1,4   |            delegation in Moscow, on May 18, 1970. Thus 200 years
10 1,5   |           of Constantinople, and on May 14, 1922, the Greek parishes
11 2,1   |            our salvation. The Cross may take one of many different
12 2,4   |         Book of Life, its Governing may not be of the skins of dead
13 2,7   |           If so awarded, the Priest may also wear the Nabedrennik
14 2,7   |             of honor, a Priest also may be awarded a pointed hat (
15 2,7   |     distinctions of honor, a Priest may also be awarded a Gold Cross
16 2,7   |             a Jeweled one. A Priest may also be awarded the right
17 2,7   |         Divine services, the Bishop may wear a shorter Omophorion (
18 3,1   |            Matins into one Service, may be served. In ancient times
19 3,1   |    monasteries, the All-Night Vigil may last for only two to four
20 3,2   |           on that day. The Stikhera may expand on a particular Feast
21 3,2   |            a particular Feast which may be celebrated on that day,
22 3,2   |       prayer, “Grant, Lord, that we may be kept this evening without
23 3,2   |            for our souls so that we may be worthy to enter into
24 3,2   |             and prays that the Lord may bless and multiply them.
25 3,2   |     communicates itself so that men may become bearers of light.
26 3,2   |          and we beseech Him that we may pass the day without sin.
27 3,3   |      Liturgy — although the Liturgy may be served at another place,
28 3,3   |           Not more than one Liturgy may be celebrated at one Altar (
29 3,3   |             who prays that the Lord may bless the gifts and accept
30 3,4   |            all Orthodox Christians, may the Lord God remember....”
31 3,4   |             O Lord, in Thy Kingdom.~May the communion of Thy holy
32 3,8   |             or Menaion, as the case may be.~The next grouping of
33 3,3   |            Saturday, two main meals may be taken in the usual way,
34 3,6   |            butter, as well as fish) may be consumed. This is to
35 3,8   |            blessed bread.~The Artos may also be compared to the
36 4,2   |             whoever believes in Him may have eternal life. For God
37 4,4   | commemorated the birth of Christ on May 20. The Apostolic Constitutions
38 4,4   |           bring me word, that I too may come and worship Him.” When
39 4,7   |         thoughts out of many hearts may be revealed” (Luke 2:30-
40 4,7   |           to depart from us that we may live our lives in peace
41 4,8   |           every calamity so that we may sing: Rejoice, O Unwedded
42 4,2   |         Myself, that where I am you may be also (John 14:2-3). This
43 4,6   |        characteristics and function may be found in The Celestial
44 4,0   |     Evangelist John the Theologian (May 8)~The Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles
45 4,0   |          Evangelizers of the Slavs (May 11)~The Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles
46 4,0   |             his mother, St. Helena (May 21)~Our Venerable Father
47 5     |         Century, though its origins may have been older. Indeed,
48 5     |            some form of monasticism may have existed almost from
49 5     |             how educated the latter may be. Nor, if he himself is
50 6,1   |           idea of living continuity may be summed up in one word:
51 6,5   |           through Holy Communion we may commune with the Holy Spirit;
52 6,5   |         partaken of the Holy Gifts, may bear the living Christ in
53 6,7   |         shine before men, that they may see your good works and
54 6,0   |         your mother, that your days may be long in the land which
55 6,0   |             your no be no, that you may not fall under condemnation (
56 6,0   |         your mother, that your days may be long in the land which
57 6,0   |            Paul points out, that it may be well with you and that
58 6,0   |          well with you and that you may live long on the earth (
59 6,0   |          fits the occasion, that it may impart grace to those who
60 6,1   |             whoever believes in Him may have eternal life (John
61 6,2   |             it, this earthly sorrow may grow into the mortal sin
62 6,2   |        spite of any good deeds that may have been accomplished.”~
63 7     |         Holy Icons, then, questions may certainly be raised concerning
64 7     |             so that through this we may perceive the height of the
65 7,2   |                                     May 21, June 23 & Aug. 26~ ~
66 7,2   |         spared. For this reason, on May 21, the Russian Church again
67 8,4   |          the Confession, the Priest may, if he deems necessary,
68 8,4   |          forgetfulness, whatever it may be, may God forgive you
69 8,4   |  forgetfulness, whatever it may be, may God forgive you in this
70 8,4   |            Century, is as follows: “May Our Lord and God, Jesus
71 8,4   |      purifying the soul, so that it may rise up, become cleansed,
72 8,4   |       fitting fruit? Perhaps soon I may have to face the last hour
73 8,5   |       representative of the Bishop, may be granted permission to
74 8,5   |           ranks of the white clergy may now choose to be celibate (
75 8,5   |             Orthodox Canon Law, one may not marry after ordination.
76 8,5   |           celibate Priest or Deacon may not later marry and a married
77 8,5   |           or Deacon whose wife dies may not remarry. Also, one who
78 8,5   |           one who has been divorced may not be permitted to be ordained.
79 8,5   |      although a celibate or widower may be consecrated Bishop after
80 8,7   |         Sacrament of Holy Matrimony may not be celebrated. These
81 8,8   |          for anyone who is sick. It may also be performed over the
82 9     |          for the departed, that God may forgive them their sins
83 9     |         prayer, [so that] the heart may respond to the words of
84 9,1   |          this process and our heart may not feel the words of the
85 9,1   |       righteousness. In this way we may lead our lives in the fear
86 9,4   |             who are weak in spirit, may be united with their stronger
87 9,5   |       Heavenly Father, and how they may be forgiven. And whenever
88 9,5   |        Father also Who is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses.
89 9,5   |             way of escape, that you may be able to endure it (I
90 9,6   |            Trinity — and so that he may be united with the holy
91 9,7   |         will do it, that the Father may be glorified in the Son;
92 9,7   |         will receive, that your joy may be full (John 16:23-24).~
93 10    |             case, the Old Testament may be described as the literary
94 10,1  |       paganism of the local shrines may be eliminated.~This book
95 10,1  |           with Goliath.]~The Psalms may be classified as follows:
96 10,2  |           Apocrypha since that word may have negative meanings.~
97 10,3  |         followers, the True Israel, may gain divine forgiveness
98 11,1  |             whoever believes in Him may have eternal life (John