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 1 2,2|   monasteries, the Vestibule has fallen into disuse with the decline
 2 3,2| celebrations, of how far we have fallen from the joys of the life
 3 3,2|       the Lord. And we, who have fallen, will again be enlivened
 4 3,3|        the Catechumenate has now fallen into disuse, but the Litany
 5 3,9|        themselves have generally fallen out of use at Vespers.]
 6 3,1|    addressed to the free will of fallen man: If any man would come
 7 3,1|         we must realize that for fallen man to attain perfection,
 8 3,6|        wantonness, misery at our fallen state, repentance, return
 9 3,6|          that from which we have fallen. Another theme is forgiveness,
10 3,8|        risen, and the demons are fallen. Christ is risen, and the
11 3,8|   first-fruits of those who have fallen asleep. To Him be glory
12 4,5|       and bitterness, for he had fallen away from God by disobeying
13 4,8|          Rejoice, restoration of fallen Adam: Rejoice, redemption
14 4,0|        the end was as if she had fallen into a sweet sleep. At once
15 4,4|    original sin and cleansed the fallen Adam (Eph. 1:7). With His
16 4,4|    bestowing resurrection on the fallen.~ ~Hymn of the Resurrection.~
17 6,3|         25:41).The leader of the fallen angels is called the Devil
18 6,8|         fruits of those who have fallen asleep... [so that] all
19 8,4|        and said, “Father, I have fallen!” The Elder answered, “Get
20 8,4|          Elder and said, “I have fallen!” and the Elder invariably
21 8,4|        when we feel that we have fallen, the Sacrament of Repentance
22 8,5|     Minor Orders” which have now fallen into disuse). The Holy Apostles
23 9,6|       not only Orthodox warriors fallen for the Faith, but also