Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,2|      Greek churches, there is a separate place to the side of the
 2 2,5|       Altar (in ancient times a separate room, called the Sacristy
 3 2,5|        ancient times this was a separate room and here the faithful
 4 2,5|   Pascha of Our Lord. Usually a separate structure, the Bell Tower,
 5 3,3|          The clergy vested in a separate room, called the Sacristy,
 6 3,3|       Catechumens was held in a separate place from the Liturgy of
 7 3,3|     Liturgy, although in a room separate from the Altar; the Little
 8 3,4|   discussed in more detail in a separate place in this book) is our
 9 3,8|         not normally found in a separate book. These are usually
10 5  | community of Monks who lived in separate huts, each working out his
11 5  |     each of the Monks live in a separate room, called a cell, wherein
12 5  |        skete, which consists of separate houses surrounding a small
13 5,2|         although sequestered in separate monasteries, each isolated
14 6,1| Scripture and Tradition are two separate and distinct sources of
15 6,6|          The fact that they are separate in their visible organization
16 6,6| community of believers and from separate individuals.~Faith in the
17 8,3|       just this way nothing can separate from Christ the Church,