Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 3,4 |       instruction on fasting, icons, the lives of Saints, traditional
 2 5,3 |     iconography features many icons of Christ painted in various
 3 5,3 | various styles. In all of the icons the halo or crown of Christ
 4 9,2 |  delight in the veneration of icons, our symbolic windows to
 5 9,3 |       restoration of the holy icons, an event that occurred
 6 9,3 |        was defeated. The holy icons were returned to the churches
 7 9,3 |   again permitted to venerate icons in remembrance and honor
 8 9,3 |       Thus the restoration of icons signaled a historical triumph
 9 9,3 |  theological triumph as well. Icons reflect the mystery of our
10 9,3 |        we strive to be living icons of Christ and sharers in
11 9,3 | cosmos. We kiss and reverence icons as sacred symbols, not idols.
12 9,3 |      the Lord and his saints. Icons are “windows to heaven.”
13 9,3 |       Behind the symbols, the icons, the hymns and prayers,
14 10,4|       deeply. We glory in the icons and legacy of the saints,