Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |           the special needs of the faithful, and therefore called tréba,
 2  2,2 |            ever and ever unite the faithful with Christ, for the circle
 3  2,10|       encompass these souls of the faithful as the fragrant cloud of
 4  2,11|         bells are used to call the faithful to divine service, to express
 5  3,1 |            and enlighteners of the faithful, they also bless them with
 6  5,1 |            to this invitation, the faithful — or the choir in their
 7  5,5 |        token that the hopes of the faithful have not been idle and that
 8  5,6 |      sinless; an Angel of peace, a faithful guide, a guardian of our
 9  5,8 |      gladness of the festival. The faithful used to come out with the
10  5,8 |            world, and sanctify the faithful (Christians) who partake
11  6,4 |           of Christ and invite the faithful to worship the Most Holy
12  6,6 |       which the deacon invites the faithful first to praise God, in
13  6,6 |            During the singing, the faithful pay reverent obeisance to
14  6,6 |           Thy Name. O come, all ye faithful, let us worship Christ’s
15  6,6 |           service, the brow of the faithful is anointed with oil, with
16  6,8 |          Light,” thus inviting the faithful to glorify God for having
17  6,8 |            and thereby invites the faithful to glorify God for the gift
18  6,8 |           priest’s invitation, the faithful sing the Doxology which
19  7,1 | Catechumens,” because not only the faithful may be present at it, i.e.,
20  7,1 |           of the Holy Trinity, the faithful are prepared for the lessons
21  7,1 |         the Book of the Gospel the faithful see Christ Himself, Who
22  7,1 |           times the prayers of the faithful began only after the deacons
23  7,1 |         the service, to remind the faithful of the vows they took at
24  7,1 |              3. The Liturgy of the Faithful.~What the Liturgy of the
25  7,1 |            What the Liturgy of the Faithful Represents, and the Principal
26  7,1 |          named “The Liturgy of the Faithful,” because none but the faithful
27  7,1 |    Faithful,” because none but the faithful may be present at the celebration
28  7,1 |              As many as are of the Faithful, again and again, in peace
29  7,1 |           opens the Liturgy of the Faithful, in the course of which
30  7,1 |     petitions.~ The Liturgy of the Faithful is divided into four parts: (
31  7,1 |            of the Elements and the faithful for the Sacrifice; (b) the
32  7,1 |            of the Elements and the Faithful for the Sacrifice~ ~The
33  7,1 |          two Small Ecteniæ for the faithful have been recited, ending
34  7,1 |              After the ectenia the faithful are reminded of the things
35  7,1 |      present at the Liturgy of the Faithful, the deacon invites their
36  7,1 |         The choir responds for the faithful, telling in what their sacrifice
37  7,1 |       Spirit be with you all.” The faithful receive this blessing with
38  7,1 |       priest once more invites the faithful to attend closely and to
39  7,1 |          our hearts!” to which the faithful respond, “We lift them up
40  7,1 |         thanks unto the Lord.” The faithful, in response to this invitation,
41  7,1 |       thanksgiving to those of the faithful in the church, the bells
42  7,1 |            of our souls”*) and the faithful, in, response to this invitation,
43  7,1 |            remission of sins.” The faithful calling to mind at these
44  7,1 |         all Thy mercies”); and the faithful, taking up his words, chant: “
45  7,1 |          Mary.” To this prayer the faithful respond with a hymn of praise
46  7,1 |         part of the Liturgy of the Faithful also concludes with the
47  7,1 |      begins the preparation of the faithful for Communion. The deacon
48  7,1 |      Prayer is then chanted by the faithful (the choir). Then the priest
49  7,1 |         the Celebrants.~ After the faithful have been prepared for receiving
50  7,1 |         after the communion of the faithful.~ During the act of breaking
51  7,1 |         with faith draw near!” The faithful venerate the Sacrament with
52  7,1 |        unto the ages of ages.” The faithful make an obeisance to the
53  7,1 |            of the community of the faithful, but in communion with them.
54  8,1 |           on the day following the faithful congregate to celebrate “
55  8,1 |          on the day following, the faithful congregate to celebrate
56  8,1 |           On the following day the faithful congregate to celebrate
57  8,2 |       Vespers service at which the faithful may receive communion is
58  8,2 |           not consecrated, but the faithful who receive communion partake
59  8,2 |           at Vespers, but only the faithful may witness the Liturgy,
60  8,2 |           come. At this moment the faithful worship Christ, the light
61  8,2 |     departing from the church. The faithful remain, and the special
62  8,2 |       Gates, without speaking. The faithful worship with a prostration
63  8,2 |     transfer of the Holy Gifts the faithful prepare for communion; the
64  8,2 |            the holy.” to which the faithful respond by singing, “One
65  8,2 |        reading of the Gospels, the faithful stand with lighted candles
66  8,2 |           and given as food to the faithful. Before Him go the choirs
67  8,3 |            and followed by all the faithful, to the ringing of the bells
68  8,3 |       place of Antidoron among the faithful who partake of it, taking
69  9,1 |             in the presence of the faithful. But in the case of infants,
70  9,3 |            warms the hearts of the faithful; the rose water recalls
71  9,4 |       repentant confessions of the faithful and to remit their sins
72 11   |               In ancient times the faithful, at these words, embraced
73 11   |       invisible presence among the faithful, the Artos is carried around