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 1 3,1 |          express our remembrance of events which happened at certain
 2 3,1 |            the memory of particular events or Saints and these memorials
 3 3,2 |            to live again the sacred events of our salvation. Thus,
 4 3,2 |             the particular Feast or events of that day. In ancient
 5 3,7 |        Passion Gospels which relate events connected with the final
 6 3,8 |        remind all Christians of the events connected with the Resurrection
 7 4,2 |       because of certain historical events. After the voluntary suffering
 8 4,8 |      baptized Him and witnessed the events of that glorious day, he
 9 4,0 |    dedicated to the Saints and Holy Events. Among these are:~ ~St.
10 8,3 |            Cross upon Golgotha. The events of Christ's Sacrifice —
11 8,3 |             contemporaries of these events that we are calling to mind” [
12 9,8 |            spiritually reliving the events of the Bible he learns to
13 9,8 | comprehension and evaluation of the events enriching his wisdom and
14 10,1|              At the center of these events stood Moses, who was called
15 10,1|          significance of historical events in God's plan, which extends
16 10,1|  emphasizing the Lord's role in the events of the day, so that Israel
17 10,2|           10), he recounts the main events of Judea's history from
18 10,2|           of Egypt; 2) (Ch. 3-10:9) Events relating to the Temple,
19 10,3|            1-8); and 6) Epilogue on events after the Resurrection (
20 10,3|               St. John records real events, but goes beyond the other
21 10,3|          first part is dominated by events in Jerusalem, while the