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 1 2,1|       East — West, with the main entrance of the building at the West
 2 2,1|         end. This symbolizes the entrance of the worshipper from the
 3 2,1|      home, for example, when the entrance and main portion have been
 4 2,5|       belfry is erected over the entrance to the church building,
 5 3,1|     Jesus Christ (Jan. 6)~4. The Entrance of Our Lord Jesus Christ
 6 3,1|       Theotokos (Sept. 8)~2. The Entrance (or Presentation) of the
 7 3,2|          Doors are opened and an entrance is made by the Priest, preceeded
 8 3,2|      Christ, the Son of God. The entrance bearing a lantern which
 9 3,3|       the Holy Doors and say the Entrance Prayers. Then, after asking
10 3,3|     Candle-Bearer, make a solemn entrance (the Little Entrance), going
11 3,3|      solemn entrance (the Little Entrance), going out through the
12 3,3|          the Faithful. After the entrance into the Sanctuary, breads,
13 3,3|       from the Altar; the Little Entrance was made from this room,
14 3,3|         s Door.~After the Little Entrance, which is an expression
15 3,4|          and Faithful, the Great Entrance is made, typifying the Lord
16 3,4|       invisibly by them.~In this Entrance, the Holy Gifts are borne
17 3,4|          the Church, during this Entrance all those who had brought
18 3,6|     censing of the whole church, Entrance with either the censer or
19 3,6|     upborne, fulfilled.” A Great Entrance is made from the Table of
20 3,4|     longed for and then received entrance into the Promised Land (
21 3,7| commemorates Our Lord's glorious entrance into Jerusalem. On this
22 4,3|                              The Entrance of the Theotokos into the
23 4,3|      celebrates the Feast of the Entrance of the Most-Holy Theotokos
24 4,3|     Tradition of the Church, the Entrance into the Temple took place
25 4,3|         a church in honor of the Entrance into the Temple of the Most-Holy
26 4,3| Theotokos. Thus the Feast of the Entrance into the Temple of the Most-Holy
27 4,1|        of the Paschal Cycle. The Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem (
28 4,1|       Holy Church celebrates the Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem.
29 4,1|     prayed.~Thus, the triumphant entrance of the Savior into Jerusalem
30 4,1|      accomplished. In the Lord's Entrance, we see His way to voluntary
31 5,1|      house (in the Narthex — the entrance to the Sanctuary) as a penitent,
32 8,3|          we can say that whereas entrance into the Church begins with
33 8,3|          prayer before the Great Entrance, the Priest prays: “For