Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,2  |             feelings of love, fear, veneration, reverence, and humility.
 2 II, 6,3 |        tells us that in general the veneration and worship of Christ should
 3 II, 6,4 |       Archbishop John, The Orthodox Veneration of the Mother of God, pp.
 4 II, 6,4 |             In a way similar to the veneration of the “Sacred Heart” of
 5 II, 6,4 |            was said above~about the veneration of the heart of Jesus.~
 6 II, 7,5 |       heavenly Church, that is, the veneration in prayer of the~Mother
 7 II, 9,3 |             concerning the Church's veneration of the saints. But already
 8 II, 9,5 |                                 The veneration of icons.~One of the outward
 9 II, 9,5 |          the worship of God and the veneration of the saints is the use~
10 II, 9,5 |          expressed the dogma of the veneration~of sacred icons: “We therefore . . .
11 II, 9,5 |           holy churches of God (for veneration) . . . For by so much more
12 II, 9,5 |             and the~“reverence” or “veneration” shown for icons was set
13 II, 9,5 |       Orthodox canons regarding the veneration of statues, such as came
14 II, 9,6 |                                 The veneration of holy relics.~In giving
15 II, 9,6 |           of holy relics.~In giving veneration to the saints of God who
16 II, 9,6 |          Old Testament there was no veneration of the bodies of the righteous,
17 II, 9,6 |        death, are worthy of special veneration~and honor.~The holy Church
18 App, 3  |            nor a holy man, receives veneration both from the Culminator~
19 App, 5,2|             authorize the prayerful veneration~of this or that particular
20 App, 5,2|             he did not prohibit the veneration of his memory, and even
21 App, 5,2|      Constantinople~objected to any veneration conducted on private initiative.
22 App, 5,2|      Concerning the question of the veneration~itself, the previous decree
23 App, 5,2|          after his death and to his veneration; on the other hand, it witnesses
24 App, 5,2|           decree sanctioning public veneration.~In the future the Greek
25 App, 5,3|            martyr for whom he has a veneration.” The author of~A History
26 App, 5,3|           glorify a saint for local veneration belongs to the metropolitans
27 App, 5,3|      metropolitan sees; for general veneration throughout the Church of
28 App, 5,3|          its own ascetics for local veneration on the Holy~Mountain through
29 App, 5,3|          Patriarch, authorizing the veneration~of Gerasimus, and that he
30 App, 5,4|           the territorial extent of veneration: 1) local~saints in a more
31 App, 5,4|            sense, i.e., those whose veneration was limited virtually by
32 App, 5,4|        stylistic point of view.~The veneration of a newly-glorified saint
33 App, 5,4| glorification,~there existed yet a “veneration” of the departed virtuous
34 App, 5,4|           already receiving general veneration, bringing the number of
35 App, 5,4|       official sanctioning of their veneration.~The names of the saints
36 App, 5,4|       saints were glorified for the veneration of the whole~Church (they
37 App, 5,5|            the area of the proposed veneration,~the higher the ecclesiastical
38 App, 5,5|        archbishop blessed the local veneration on his own personal authority.~
39 App, 5,5|         places, forever. Amen.” The veneration of St. Joseph~was thrice
40 App, 5,5|        establishment of the general veneration of St.~Cornelius of Komel
41 App, 5,5|         drawn many believers to the veneration of the Holy Hierarch. On
42 App, 5,6|        corresponds roughly to local~veneration, and eighty years for canonization).~