Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,3|          continued to revere his memory, but the outside world seemed
 2 1,4|        founded, dedicated to the memory of St. Tikhon of Zadonsk.
 3 2,5|        the breads (prosphora) in memory of the Theotokos, the Forerunner,
 4 2,6| procession around the church, in memory of the Myrrh-bearers who
 5 3,1|        Mother of God, and to the memory of all those who have departed
 6 3,1|         year is dedicated to the memory of particular events or
 7 3,2|      hymns are sung in honor and memory of the person or event to
 8 3,2|     coming into the world and in memory of the mercies which He
 9 3,3|         the breaking of bread in memory of Christ. That is, they
10 3,3|         gifts and accept them in memory of those offering them and
11 3,8|        throughout Bright Week in memory of the Risen Christ, before
12 3,8|          at the Paschal Feast in memory of the appearances of the
13 3,8|       His disciples, and also in memory of the fact that the Lord
14 4,2|        places connected with the memory of Jesus from the pagan
15 4,7|    January 1 is dedicated to the memory of the Circumcision of Christ.
16 5,2|        in use since that time in memory of the sufferings of the
17 6,1|          Spirit and not only the memory of words” [“Sobornost: the
18 6,2|       deeds of kindness in their memory.~The Lord warned Cain: ...
19 7,2| established on July 28, 1525, in memory of the return of Smolensk
20 7,2|     established by the Church in memory of its wondrous appearance
21 7,2|    Russian Church for July 23 in memory of the deliverance of the
22 7,2|         boundaries of Russia. In memory of this event and in honor
23 7,2|        thus preserved its sacred memory.~One day in the latter half
24 9,6|        always been celebrated in memory of the departed and, on