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 1 2,1 |     services are conducted in a private home, for example, when
 2 3,3 |   Baptism, and the Eucharist (a private gathering of the faithful
 3 5   |       in common (there being no private property), and the individual
 4 5   |         sleeps and performs his private rule of prayer (the cell-rule)
 5 5   |      Monks were allowed to hold private property, they often cooked
 6 5   |     monasteries (the holding of private property, etc.), and b)
 7 8,4 | Confession has developed into a private action between the Priest
 8 9,2 |        Divine Services, but for private prayer at home, each Christian
 9 9,4 |       Church Prayer.~Apart from private or home prayer, which is
10 9,4 |        prayer, which is said in private, according to the words
11 9,4 |         bold and effective than private prayer recited at home.
12 9,8 |       the use of the Psalter in private homes was widespread.~How
13 9,8 |      and are used, not only for private devotion, but in the Divine
14 10,1|     Omnipotent) God and to lead private and public lives which demonstrate