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 1 1,7|    prayers are actually of this Saint.~ ~St. Cyril, Patriarch
 2 1,2|      was canonized as the first Saint of the Orthodox Church in
 3 1,4|       Blessed Herman, the first Saint of the Orthodox Church in
 4 2,3|    church, i.e., an Icon of the Saint or Event in whose honor
 5 2,4|        incorruptible relic of a Saint, making real the early liturgical
 6 3,1|       in honor of each event or Saint(s), special hymns have been
 7 3,2|         praise for a particular Saint or Saints venerated on that
 8 3,2|     materials pertaining to the Saint whose festival it is. [For
 9 3,2|        which are related to the Saint or Feast and thus are called
10 3,2|         is sung in honor of the Saint of the Day or the Mother
11 3,2|       Canon to the Theotokos or Saint of the Day, Troparia of
12 3,2|    Kathisma Hymn glorifying the Saint or event commemorated, and
13 3,2|     supplication is made to the Saint (s) commemorated that day
14 3,2|      Stikheron dedicated to the Saint (s) or event being commemorated.
15 3,2|       6th, the Kontakion of the Saint or event of the Day (on
16 3,2|        stikhera in honor of the Saint or event of the day and
17 3,3|    first two are entitled ...of Saint John..., ...of St. Basil...,
18 3,3|      God, Joachim and Anna, the Saint whose church it is, the
19 3,3|         whose church it is, the Saint of the day (one particle
20 3,3|   particle for all), and 9) the Saint whose Liturgy it is. These
21 3,3|        in honor of the Feast or Saint (s) commemorated and express
22 3,3|      and spiritual feats of the Saint (s).~The Troparia and Kontakia
23 3,8|      according to the season or Saint. Among these are the Euchologion
24 3,8|   contains a list of Feasts and Saint's days throughout the year
25 3,3|       when the feast of a great Saint (or Saints) is celebrated
26 3,3|        on Tuesday or Thursday a Saint who has a Doxology, we eat
27 3,3|         and wine.... If it be a Saint who has a Vigil on Wednesday
28 3,3|     Wednesday or Friday, or the Saint whose temple it is, we allow
29 5  | solitary monastic life in later Saint's lives, we see it entered
30 5  |     Even as great an ascetic as Saint Seraphim of Sarov pleaded
31 5,2|         conceal his wounds, the Saint wore wings with his veil
32 5,2|        of the sufferings of the Saint. Finally the Monk is given
33 6,2|       face by him, at which the saint fell down on his knees and
34 7  |        sanctity of the depicted Saint, and this sanctity is apparent
35 7,2|       was granted to the Moscow Saint, the Blessed Basil, Fool-For-Christ,
36 8,1|      was given the name of that Saint whose feast was on the 8th
37 9,3|   prayer. While fasting, as the Saint notes, a man “does not doze
38 9,6|    their birthdays and patronal saint's days.~Koliva (grain or
39 9,6|   Dimitry Donskoy on his Patron Saint's Day (St. Demetrius of