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 1 1,3 |      event occurred, for in that year, seeing, in a vision, a
 2 1,5 |        at Constantinople in that year by the Papal Legate, Cardinal
 3 1,0 |      All-Russian Council of that year. Sadly, however, the Church
 4 1,0 |     Bolshevik Revolution of that year and the unprecedented persecutions
 5 1,2 |    inhabitants. In the following year (1796), he crossed to Alaska —
 6 1,3 |      After a journey of nearly a year, the little band of eight
 7 1,3 |      brief period of less than a year, since he found the life
 8 1,4 |         Paul (Popov) and in this year the first study of the life
 9 1,4 |       Islands and Alaska in that year. In 1882, however, he drowned
10 1,4 |        having served all but one year of his Priestly life in
11 1,5 |         again split away in that year, remaining in schism until
12 3,1 |          first day of the Church Year — September 1. These three
13 3,1 |     other, giving the Liturgical Year a constant and unfailing
14 3,1 |          first day of the Church Year — September 1. These three
15 3,1 |     other, giving the Liturgical Year a constant and unfailing
16 3,1 |          Evening, throughout the year.~ ~The Annual Cycle of Movable
17 3,1 |        of Feasts, it shifts from year to year as Pascha itself
18 3,1 |           it shifts from year to year as Pascha itself falls on
19 3,1 |         on a different date each year. The Feasts which comprise
20 3,1 |          Feasts.~Each day of the year is dedicated to the memory
21 3,1 |          same Calendar date each year. Thus, in honor of each
22 3,1 |         the feasts of the Church Year, a place of special honor
23 3,2 |       Nocturns celebrated once a year just before the Paschal
24 3,8 |       the Epistles for the whole year — i.e., the entire New Testament
25 3,8 |      Saint's days throughout the year as well as appropriate Troparia
26 3,8 |          Theotokia for the whole year. There are also contained
27 3,8 |        main cycles of the Church Year: 1) the Weekly Cycle — Octoechos;
28 3,8 |        Feasts of each day of the year. In addition, there is sometimes
29 3,8 |       celebration throughout the year. According to Church Tradition,
30 3,1 |       that more than half of the year is devoted to this ascetic
31 3,2 |    Wednesdays and Fridays of the Year, except for Fast-free Weeks~
32 3,4 |          the Church's liturgical year and is also the most glorious,
33 3,5 |        Pascha, which varies from year to year. According to a
34 3,5 |        which varies from year to year. According to a Canon of
35 3,5 |          great variance from one year to the next between the
36 3,8 |         the Artos throughout the year and with due reverence and
37 4,1 |      Feast to fall in the Church Year is the Nativity of the Most-Holy
38 4,1 |   beginning of the new religious year all Orthodox Christians
39 4,3 |       Priest entered only once a year on behalf of the people,
40 4,0 |       the Feast).~Thus, if every year we commemorate the anniversaries
41 4,5 |         the 10th Century. In the year 911, during the reign of
42 4,6 |         vas the beginning of the year) — conforming to the traditional
43 7,2 |        occurred in 1170.~In that year the Princes, headed by the
44 8,7 |         certain times during the year when the Sacrament of Holy
45 8,7 |       and Fridays throughout the year. On the Eves of Sundays
46 8,7 |        of Sundays throughout the year. On the Eves of the Twelve
47 9,6 | resurrection. But the end of the year is celebrated because it
48 10,7|          Readings Throughout the Year.~ ~Epistle Gospel~Sunday
49 10,9|     Other Occasions:~For the New Year 1 Tim. 2:1-7 Luke 4:16-22~