Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7|          John is attributed the usual Divine Liturgy, although,
 2 2,1|        Cross, consisting of the usual crossbeam, a shorter crossbeam
 3 2,2|     Orthodox Church of the Most Usual Type. (Interior Plan).~ ~
 4 2,4|        Chrysostom, for whom the usual Divine Liturgies are named.
 5 3,1| composed which are added to the usual hymns and prayers of the
 6 3,2|    Fervent Supplication and the usual Dismissal (if Daily Vespers)
 7 3,2|     Great Compline. Besides the usual beginning, it consists of
 8 3,2|  Blessed is our God...” and the usual introductory prayers, the
 9 3,5|          Basil differs from the usual Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom
10 3,6|       the Lord's Prayer and the usual exclamations, the Holy Gifts
11 3,6|  responds, “One is holy...,” as usual, and then the Communion
12 3,6|         Faithful take place, as usual, except that instead of “
13 3,6| creation...,” is said after the usual Litany of Thanksgiving and
14 3,6|       the Dismissal is said, as usual, except that St. Gregory
15 3,3|       meals may be taken in the usual way, around mid-day and
16 3,6|        liturgical Services. The usual Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom
17 3,6|   exception of Palm Sunday) the usual Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom
18 4,0|        with joy, instead of the usual “Lord Jesus Christ, help
19 6,6|    being and exists outside the usual order of human life and
20 8,3|       St. John Chrysostom — the usual Liturgy of Sundays and Weekdays.~
21 9,6|        of Great Lent.~Since the usual Divine Liturgy of St. John