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 1 Intro |       together spiritually by the constant presence of the Holy Spirit,
 2 1,4   |    President. Almost blind and in constant pain, Metropolitan Innocent
 3 3,1   |      giving the Liturgical Year a constant and unfailing variety.~In
 4 3,1   |      giving the Liturgical Year a constant and unfailing variety.~ ~
 5 3,7   |        are ancient, universal and constant. These familiar elements
 6 3,9   |          on Pascha itself and the constant, “Christ is risen from the
 7 4,0   |        hold the Theotokos, who is constant in prayer and our firm hope
 8 6,1   | regeneration.... Tradition is the constant abiding of the Spirit and
 9 6,2   |          in the Creed, which is a constant guide for all Orthodox Christians
10 6,3   |          commandment and lived in constant joy and blessedness.~ ~
11 6,7   |         in Christ's Church, and a constant sense of prayerful repentance (
12 6,7   |      faith. A Christian life is a constant struggle against sinful
13 6,7   |        his spiritual life through constant prayer in church and at
14 6,7   |        home. Prayer is a means of constant communion and union with
15 6,2   |   especially saving when they are constant and, as St. John of the
16 6,2   |     purity of heart. Remaining in constant prayerfulness before God
17 6,2   |         way demands an effort — a constant spiritual struggle with
18 8,4   |       eyes are not streaming with constant tears? ...If only my tears