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 1 2,2 |     Church Typikon specifies that penitential services (such as Compline,
 2 2,3 |     depending on the solemnity or penitential aspect of a particular moment
 3 3,2 |       Vespers have been basically penitential in character and have expressed
 4 3,2 |        second part of Compline is penitential, and here we find the penitential
 5 3,2 | penitential, and here we find the penitential Psalm of David, Have mercy
 6 3,2 |            Ps. 51) and the moving penitential Prayer of Manasseh the King,
 7 3,2 |       keeping with the diminished penitential character of the weekend
 8 3,2 |         the Six Psalms, which are penitential in character and refer to
 9 3,2 |          Because of the primarily penitential nature of these Psalms,
10 3,6 |         Liturgy. In addition, the penitential Service of Great Compline
11 3,6 |        read. This Canon is a long penitential composition of 250 verses
12 8,4 |          of time, prevailed and a penitential discipline — the Sacrament
13 8,4 |      neighbor, confession and the penitential discipline in the early
14 8,4 |          rite, being known as the Penitential Psalm. Then the Priest reads
15 8,4 |        and where shall I begin my penitential lament that will bear fitting
16 8,7 |           omitted and replaced by penitential prayers. Orthodox Canon
17 10,2|          Israel's guilt in a long penitential prayer; 2) (Ch. 3:9-4:4)
18 10,2|            and 3) (Ch. 4:5-5:9) A penitential psalm leading to the preparation
19 10,2|          Manasseh.~This beautiful penitential prayer (read at the Great