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 1 1,4 |        Cappadocian Fathers, St. Gregory Nazianzus (the Theologian),
 2 1,4 |         Basil the Great and St. Gregory of Nyssa, as well as the
 3 1,7 |   services of Great Lent.~ ~St. Gregory the Theologian, Archbishop
 4 1,7 |     Constantinople († 389).~St. Gregory, commemorated January 25
 5 1,7 |     Theological Orations.~ ~St. Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa (4th Cent.).~
 6 1,7 |       of Nyssa (4th Cent.).~St. Gregory was the younger brother
 7 1,8 |         Byzantine Period.~ ~St. Gregory the Dialogist, Pope of Rome (†
 8 1,8 |       Pope of Rome († 604).~St. Gregory the Dialogist, commemorated
 9 1,8 |   specially commemorated.~ ~St. Gregory Palamas, Archbishop of Thessalonica (†
10 1,8 |  Thessalonica († ca. 1360).~St. Gregory, commemorated on November
11 1,1 |    Patriarch of Constantinople, Gregory, his life). This war of
12 1,2 |         been taken to Russia by Gregory Shelikov in 1786. This Mission
13 1,2 |        been baptized by laymen. Gregory Shelikov, one of the founders
14 1,3 |        monastery was visited by Gregory Shelikov, head of the Golikov-Shelikov
15 3,3 |    prayers composed by Pope St. Gregory Dialoges, to whom this Liturgy
16 3,6 |       as usual, except that St. Gregory Dialoges, Pope of Rome,
17 3,6 |      Sunday of Great Lent — St. Gregory Palamas.~The Second Sunday
18 3,6 |        Lent is dedicated to St. Gregory Palamas, Archbishop of Thessalonica.
19 3,6 | Archbishop of Thessalonica. St. Gregory's triumph over the heretics
20 4,4 |      Nativity and Epiphany. St. Gregory of Nyssa in 380 wrote that
21 4,0 |     Hierarchs: Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian and John
22 10,7|        1:10-23 Mark 2:1-12~ St. Gregory Palamas Heb. 7:26-8:2 John