Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,1|        means “priest-monks.”~The deacon holds the third degree of
 2  3,1|     third degree of priesthood. “Deacon” means “ministrant.” He
 3  3,1|     other deacons; and the chief deacon attached to the person of
 4  3,1|        title of archdeacon. If a deacon is also a monk he is called
 5  3,2|       small difference, that the deacon’s tunic has wide sleeves,
 6  3,2|    crosswise. The Orarion is the deacon’s principal vestment, without
 7  5,1|   indivisible Trinity”; then the deacon* thrice invites the congregation
 8  5,2|        are slowly recited by the deacon, and after each petition
 9  5,5|      north door, preceded by the deacon with the censer and the
10  5,5|      Cross towards the east. The deacon exclaims aloud: “Wisdom!
11  5,5|        exclamation “Aright!” the deacon invites the worshippers
12  5,6|          out of the service: The deacon calls out, “Let us attend!”
13  5,6|          same to thy soul”); the deacon once more calls out “Let
14  5,6|       two ecteniæ, spoken by the deacon: in the first we entreat
15  5,8|          ectenia, recited by the deacon, “for the salvation of the
16  6,6|     attention and reverence, the deacon calls out, “Let us attend!”
17  6,6|         reading, after which the deacon invites the faithful first
18  6,6|      Just before the reading the deacon once more invites attention
19  6,6|        of the Mother of God. The deacon asks for the granting of
20  6,8|       His hosts.” On Sundays the deacon calls out before these Psalms
21  7,1|       Gospel into the world; The deacon opens the Royal Gates and
22  7,1|        Saints, O Lord”; then the deacon calls out: “Wisdom. Aright!”
23  7,1|       celebrant is assisted by a deacon, the Trisagion is brought
24  7,1|         After the kontakion, the deacon asks a blessing of the priest: “
25  7,1|     substance of the lesson, the deacon exclaims, “Let us attend,”
26  7,1|      wishing them peace, and the deacon exclaims, “Wisdom!” After
27  7,1|        is going to read, and the deacon once more invites attention,
28  7,1|      wishing them peace, and the deacon announces from which Evangelist
29  7,1|          Let us attend,” and the deacon reads the Gospel lesson.
30  7,1|          of the catechumens. The deacon repeatedly exclaims, “As
31  7,1|        have left the church, the deacon calls out, “As many as are
32  7,1|      moment the celebrants — the deacon holding the paten poised
33  7,1|     unfolded Antimins, while the deacon closes the Royal Gates and
34  7,1|         to thy spirit.” Then the deacon exclaims “Let us love one
35  7,1|       chanting of the Creed, the deacon called to the doorkeepers, “
36  7,1|         words are uttered by the deacon as a reminder to the Worshippers
37  7,1|     Liturgy of the Faithful, the deacon invites their reverent attention,
38  7,1|      hope of a resurrection. The deacon at the same time reads the
39  7,1|         Word of Thy truth.”* The deacon during this time reads the
40  7,1|      faithful for Communion. The deacon recites the Ectenia of Supplication,
41  7,1|      Peace be unto all,” and the deacon invites them to bow down
42  7,1|     drawn; the priest, after the deacon’s exclamation, “Let us attend”
43  7,1|      Royal Gates are opened; the deacon brings out the chalice with
44  7,1|        and when it is ended, the deacon carries the paten to the
45  7,1|      according to Thy word). The deacon also gives thanks in the
46  8,1| Sanctuary). During this time the deacon recites an ectenia consisting
47  8,2|          end of the service, the deacon, in a loud voice, recites
48  8,2|          lies a Gospel. Then the deacon leads forth from the Sanctuary
49  8,2|         are in their places, the deacon recites the Great Ectenia,
50  8,2|          disciples’ feet. As the deacon utters the words “He riseth
51  8,2|         During the disrobing the deacon keeps repeating the words “
52  8,2|         aside His garments.” The deacon reads on: “and took a towel
53  8,2|        himself with a towel. The deacon reads, “After that He poureth
54  8,2|      ewer into a basin. When the deacon reads “and began to wash
55  8,2|          priests are washed, the deacon keeps repeating the words “
56  8,2| wherewith He was girded.” As the deacon reads, “Then cometh He to
57  8,2|     takes off the towel, and the deacon reads the end of the Gospel: “
58  8,2|         glory to Thee”; then the deacon again invites those present
59  8,2|   resumes his vestments.~ As the deacon reads the words, “and was
60  9,5|         of bishop, presbyter, or deacon, differing only in that
61  9,5| vestments.~ ~The Ordination of a Deacon.~ As the deacon does not
62  9,5|  Ordination of a Deacon.~ As the deacon does not perform the Sacrament
63  9,5|         most pious subdeacon for deacon; let us therefore pray for
64  9,5|   delivers to the newly ordained deacon the vestments and signs
65  9,5|          fan, the newly ordained deacon takes his stand at the left
66  9,5|       Liturgy the newly ordained deacon receives communion and recites
67  9,5|     Ordination of a Priest.~ The deacon who is to be ordained priest
68  9,5|     Liturgy, an archpriest and a deacon conduct the candidate to
69  9,5|       Gospel, the archpriest and deacon conduct the bishop-elect
70 10,3|  performed by the priest and the deacon. The Bishop’s Service Book (
71 11  |         herself on her throne. A deacon proclaims, “length of days
72 11  |      without the assistance of a deacon, all that a deacon should
73 11  |          of a deacon, all that a deacon should do (except asking
74 11  |        the priest to perform his deacon’s duties) is done by the