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 1 3,1|   next day, by a distinctive commemoration known as a Synaxis: The
 2 3,3| aspect of the essence of the commemoration. While the Troparion provides
 3 3,4|   Priest reads the Prayer of Commemoration: “Remembering this saving
 4 3,4|  been offered, ending with a commemoration of the Most-Holy Theotokos, “
 5 3,4|    Priest continues with the commemoration of St. John the Baptist,
 6 3,4|     the Sacrifice and in the commemoration of the members of the Church.~
 7 4,6|      God” [John 1:32-34].~In commemoration of this event, the Church,
 8 4,0|  Christ met a tragic end. In commemoration of this event, on the Day
 9 9,6|     offered on these days of commemoration. The grain and fruit signify
10 9,6|  number of universal days of commemoration. These are:~ ~Meatfare Sunday.~
11 9,6|     Universal Judgment. This commemoration dates from very ancient
12 9,6| According to pious custom, a commemoration of the dead is made so that,
13 9,6|     the Kingdom of Heaven.~ ~Commemoration of Departed Orthodox Warriors.~
14 9,6|   Sat. before Oct. 26).~This commemoration was originally initiated