Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,1|    addressed, not to individuals or local churches (as are all the
 2 Intro, A,4|            voice of the Church. The local Council of Carthage in 318,
 3 Intro, A,5|             of Faith of the ancient local churches;~• in the ancient
 4 Intro, A,5|        examined and approved by the local bishops;~and they were read
 5 Intro, A,6|       profound Christian antiquity, local councils of separate Orthodox~
 6 Intro, A,6|     dogmatic decrees of a number of local councils, and also the dogmatic
 7 Intro, A,6|            were made by a number of local councils, and also certain~
 8 Intro, A,6|          361, and the canons of the local councils~and Holy Fathers
 9 Intro, B,1|             Holy Apostles, the Holy Local and Ecumenical Councils,
10 Intro, B,1|       examined~and corrected at two local councils, that of Kiev in
11 I, 2,7    |            ancient tradition of the~Local Church of Rome.~In their
12 I, 2,9    |           in its details at several local councils and~in the works
13 I, 2,9    |          Council of Nicaea in every Local~Church;~2) The Confessions
14 I, 2,10   |        refuted first in a series of local councils and finally at
15 II, 5,3   |           of baptizing infants. The Local Council of Carthage in 252,~
16 II, 7,5   |          the head of one or another local Church; or it is caused
17 II, 7,5   |            of disturbances within a local Church which hinder the
18 II, 7,5   |             Churches with the given local Church until the outward
19 II, 7,5   |     formation today of two separate local Churches (in full communion
20 II, 7,6   |            a whole, and even in the local~Church, it is essential
21 II, 7,6   |           council of bishops: for a local Church it is a council of
22 II, 7,6   |       Church it is a council of its local bishops, and for the Ecumenical~
23 II, 7,6   |       Caesarea~we know that all the local ancient Christian Churches
24 II, 8,4   |         chrism for the whole of his local Church.).~In the West, the
25 II, 8,7   |             church community or the local church, this “ordination”
26 App, 5,1  |        throughout the whole Church, local or universal. Confidence~
27 App, 5,1  |         proper domain, i.e., in the local Church which has made the
28 App, 5,2  |            amongst the choir~of the local saints of their diocese,
29 App, 5,2  |         bishops were entered in the local diptychs — the lists of
30 App, 5,2  |           the celebrations of their local martyrs and the~commemoration
31 App, 5,2  |           of the hierarchs~remained local saints of the individual
32 App, 5,2  |             celebrated only its own local hierarchs, with a very small
33 App, 5,2  |            choirs of hierarchs from local to universal came about,
34 App, 5,2  |       glorification of ascetics.~In local Churches (dioceses) the
35 App, 5,3  |        right to glorify a saint for local veneration belongs to the
36 App, 5,3  |     glorifying its own ascetics for local veneration on the Holy~Mountain
37 App, 5,4  |            extent of veneration: 1) local~saints in a more narrow
38 App, 5,4  |           are several examples); 2) local saints in a~wider sense,
39 App, 5,4  |             The right of glorifying local saints of the first and
40 App, 5,4  |             by the whole Church and local~saints. Saints of both classes
41 App, 5,4  |      Orthodox Churches of the East, local saints in many instances
42 App, 5,4  |   universally~venerated saints from local ones is that the names of
43 App, 5,4  |          Astrakhan.~There were also local glorifications of saints
44 App, 5,4  | glorification, as the decisions for local canonization were made without
45 App, 5,5  |          the~archbishop blessed the local veneration on his own personal
46 App, 5,6  |        which corresponds roughly to local~veneration, and eighty years