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 1 Pref |      Apollos, but God gives the growth (1 Cor. 3:5-6).~ ~ ~   Fr.
 2 1,2  |          and flourishing in its~growth, . . . and hope abundant
 3 2,4  |     spiritual illumination, and growth toward perfection in Christ-likeness.~
 4 3,1  | baptized membership. The future growth of the parishes, the spiritual
 5 3,2  |       be quickly mentioned: the growth of big cities; the astonishing
 6 3,4  |        the process of spiritual growth by means of prayer and holiness
 7 5,2  |        and systematic spiritual growth. The key was heartfelt prayer
 8 5,5  |      whole process of spiritual growth marked by various stages
 9 5,5  |       final stages of spiritual growth.~ The transfiguration of
10 6,1  |         for Silouan's spiritual growth.~ Silouan's most precious
11 6,4  |   measures a person's spiritual growth. Silouan's life was dominated
12 7,2  |         diagnosis for spiritual growth lest the Christian lose
13 7,3  |      process of one's spiritual growth and ultimate salvation.
14 7,4  |             Stages of Spiritual Growth.~ In Orthodox theology and
15 7,4  |         for measuring spiritual growth. A basic one consists of
16 7,4  |         the stages of Christian growth but its gracious action
17 7,4  |        third stage of Christian growth, the stage of perfection,
18 7,5  |  paradigm of Christian life and growth so integrally representative
19 7,5  |         own continued spiritual growth to the attainment of spiritual
20 7,5  |        the process of spiritual growth. The Church Fathers have
21 7,5  |       therapies for healing and growth. Saint Nikodemos of the
22 7,5  |      therapies toward spiritual growth. For example, under the
23 10,3 |       which was decisive in the growth and expansion of early Christianity.
24 10,5 |      renewal. They tell us that growth in spiritual life is not
25 11,4 |        possibly deny change and growth in the traditions of our