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 1  1,1 |    categories: those for permanent services, i.e., services performed
 2  1,1 |          permanent services, i.e., services performed daily for the
 3  1,1 |           and those for occasional services, i.e., services which are
 4  1,1 |         occasional services, i.e., services which are performed only
 5  1,2 |   appointed: place, time, order of services and persons to perform them.
 6  2,5 |          used mainly at pontifical services, and are to remind us that
 7  2,6 |          in the performance of the services, and the vestments of those
 8  2,7 |        curtain is hung. During the services the Royal Gates are opened
 9  2,7 |            Thus during penitential services, such as Compline, the Midnight
10  2,7 |         God. During solemn, joyous services, assuring us that the Lord
11  2,7 |          which are used for divine services outside the church. They
12  2,8 |      church orders the penitential services to be performed, in order
13  2,8 |           in. In the East, funeral services over the bodies of departed
14  2,8 |         porch.~Articles For Divine Services~ ~
15  2,9 |           during evening and night services, but during day services
16  2,9 |           services, but during day services as well. They signify that
17  2,9 |    increased during solemn holiday services and decreased during penitential
18  2,9 |       decreased during penitential services.~For the illumination of
19  2,11|     reading of the Gospel in other services. Where there are many bells,
20  2,11|            the beginning of solemn services (the Liturgy, Vespers and
21  3   |         The Persons Performing the Services~ ~
22  3,1 |          the performance of divine services are divided into celebrants
23  3,1 |   authority for the performance of services in these churches, and appoint
24  3,1 |         any office in them. During services the bishops, as the highest
25  3,1 |       precedence when they perform services together with priests of
26  3,1 |       persons appointed to certain services in a church used as a place
27  3,1 |          they assist at pontifical services and therefore are found
28  3,2 |         when they prepared for the services. Such is the origin of church
29  3,2 |        while officiating in divine services, remained unaltered and
30  4,1 |  collections of prayers, or church services. All these services are
31  4,1 |         church services. All these services are adapted to the twenty
32  4,2 |             This resulted in eight services: Vespers, Compline, Midnight
33  4,2 |          Matins for the night; the services of the First, Third, Sixth,
34  4,2 |       formed a daily cycle of nine services~ ~
35  4,3 |           the fixed daily cycle of services. Besides which, the services
36  4,3 |       services. Besides which, the services for Saturday and especially
37  4,3 |      solemnity, as being feast-day services; while the services of Wednesday
38  4,3 |      feast-day services; while the services of Wednesday and Friday
39  4,3 |         formed the weekly cycle of services.~ ~
40  4,4 |         fixed routine of the daily services — features which change
41  4,4 |          forms the yearly cycle of services.~ ~
42  4,5 |   According to the subjects of the services, the feast-days are divided
43  4,5 |            to the solemnity of the services, they are divided into great,
44  4,6 |         which are distinguished by services of especial solemnity. They
45  4,6 |          the feast are sung at all services. Over and above this, the
46  4,7 |                    Combinations of Services.~ In ancient times, especially
47  4,7 |            so as to fit into three services: the evening service, consisting
48  4,7 |            the evening and morning services are joined into one, which
49  4,7 |            the distribution of the services: The morning service consists
50  4,8 |                          The Daily Services.~Vespers begins with the
51  4,8 |     adjoined, respectively, to the services of Compline and the Midnight
52  5,1 |            the series of the daily services, it is called Proemiac,
53  5,6 |           or “allegory.” In church services the name is given to selected
54  5,6 |       person or event to which the services of the day are dedicated.
55  5,8 |           At the present time, the services being abridged, no food
56  6,9 |          NOTE. — Wherein the Daily Services of Vespers and Matins differ
57  6,9 |        Matins differ from the same Services as performed at an All-night
58  8   |         Special Features of Divine Services~  ~
59  8,1 |         day of the week. As to the services on this vigil, they differ
60  8,1 |        Light unapproachable.”~ The services on this day are the same
61  8,1 |         darkened by the sad Lenten services of even the Holy Week. Nor
62  8,1 |            special features of the services on the feast of the Annunciation
63  8,2 |            Peculiarities of Lenten Services.~ The general feature of
64  8,2 |          general feature of Lenten services is their increased duration
65  8,2 |           Royal Gates. Most of the services are performed with the Royal
66  8,2 |           a special combination of services prescribed for Lent. The
67  8,2 |            Special Features of the Services In Each Week of Great Lent.~
68  8,2 |        some special feature in the services. At Great Compline, the
69  8,2 |              The Holy Friday.~ The services on Holy Friday commemorate
70  8,3 |           one feast. Therefore the services are alike on all days, differing
71  8,4 |         ends the series of movable services.~ ~ ~
72  9,5 |     Service Book (manual of church services). The newly ordained priest
73 10,1 |            only in the church, for services, in the refectory and at
74 10,2 |         the Coffin and the Requiem Services. — Immediately after a Christian’
75 10,2 |           of his soul, and Requiem services are celebrated, called pannychída,
76 10,2 |          are in reality only short services, consisting of petitions
77 10,2 | everlasting.~ At all commemorative services is set forth a dish of boiled
78 10,2 |   Christians generally. The church services for these days are called “
79 10,3 |              Books Used during the Services.~ The Order of divine service,
80 10,3 |    ceremonies in use at pontifical services; also the Order of Ordination
81 10,3 |   unalterable prayers of the daily services recited and chanted by the
82 10,3 |   compositions in use in the daily services: namely the Oktoëchos (which
83 10,3 |      praise of the weekly cycle of services. The name of the book comes
84 10,3 |         comes from this — that the services of the entire week are sung
85 10,3 |          prayers prescribed in the services in honor of all the Saints
86 10,3 |        days of the yearly cycle of services, and, in the number, the
87 10,3 |             the Lenten, giving the services for Lent and the preparatory
88 10,3 |         Pentecostarion, giving the services from Easter Sunday to the
89 10,3 |           recited — at the various services. This book has its name
90 10,3 |       which means “statute”).~ The services performed by private desire
91 10,3 |           Communion, and gives the services and prayers required by
92 11   |          read in the course of the services of the week. During Lent,