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 1  2,11|       as the “feast bell,” the “Sunday bell,” the “weekday bell,”
 2  4,3 |   special memories, as follows: Sunday, to that of Christ’s rising
 3  4,3 |        and especially those for Sunday, are celebrated with greater
 4  4,6 |     Entry Into Jerusalem, (Palm Sunday), the Sunday before Pascha;
 5  4,6 |   Jerusalem, (Palm Sunday), the Sunday before Pascha; the Ascension,
 6  4,6 |      Spirit on the Apostles, on Sunday, the fiftieth day after
 7  4,8 |       prayers for the dead. The Sunday Midnight Office consists
 8  5,3 |       reading of the Psalms. At Sunday and feast-day Vespers, the
 9  6,4 |       The Magnification and the Sunday Troparia.~On great feast-days,
10  6,5 |    Matins.~The Magnification or Sunday troparion and the Little
11  6,5 |         are different for every Sunday, eight in all, this being
12  6,6 |       of the church; if it is a Sunday, the Gospel is brought into
13  6,6 |     Thine inheritance.”~ As the Sunday troparia, the Magnifications,
14  6,8 |        Virgin (Theotokion):~ At Sunday Matins the following Theotokion
15  7,1 |    September), and on the third Sunday in Lent, consecrated to
16  7,1 |    placed into the chalice, the Sunday hymns being recited the
17  7,1 |          The communion hymn for Sunday is, “Praise the Lord from
18  7,1 |       not fall on a Saturday or Sunday, in which case the Liturgy
19  7,1 |      with the exception of Palm Sunday; on Thursday and Saturday
20  8,1 |    these Sundays is called “the Sunday of the Ancient Fathers’,
21  8,1 |       the second is called “the Sunday of the Holy Fathers” and
22  8,1 |     falls on a Saturday or on a Sunday, then: 1) the Royal Hours
23  8,1 |       of the Son of God. On the Sunday following the Nativity are
24  8,1 |         which it falls. If on a Sunday or Monday in Lent, the All-night
25  8,1 |       Annunciation falls on any Sunday of Lent except Palm Sunday,
26  8,1 |      Sunday of Lent except Palm Sunday, or on Thursday or Saturday
27  8,2 |         Lazarus, and the other, Sunday, to that of Christ’s entry
28  8,2 |     Three weeks before Lent, on Sunday, the parable of the Publican
29  8,2 |        lesson of humility. This Sunday is called, “the Sunday of
30  8,2 |     This Sunday is called, “the Sunday of the Publican and Pharisee,”
31  8,2 |           and from it until the Sunday of the fifth week of Lent,
32  8,2 |       mercy.”~ On the following Sunday, during the Liturgy, the
33  8,2 |       our Heavenly Father. This Sunday is called the Sunday of
34  8,2 |       This Sunday is called the Sunday of the Prodigal Son. The
35  8,2 |       Polyeleos Psalms.~ On the Sunday following that of the Prodigal
36  8,2 |         into carelessness. This Sunday is called, “the Sunday of
37  8,2 |     This Sunday is called, “the Sunday of Meat Fare,” because with
38  8,2 |      rest of their souls.~ This Sunday is followed by the “Cheesefare
39  8,2 |       The last day of the week, Sunday, is called, “the Sunday
40  8,2 |         Sunday, is called, “the Sunday of Cheese- Fare,” because
41  8,2 |      day is called “Forgiveness Sunday.”~ ~Peculiarities of Lenten
42  8,2 |         day except Saturday and Sunday, “Alleluia” is sung instead
43  8,2 |       with honey.~ On the first Sunday of Great Lent the “Triumph
44  8,2 |       and kisses.~ On the third Sunday of Lent, at Matins, after
45  8,2 |         this ceremony the third Sunday and the week following after
46  8,2 |         following on the fourth Sunday), at Matins, the entire
47  8,2 |         of the city.~ ~The Palm Sunday.~ These two days are the
48  8,2 |          at Matins are sung the Sunday troparia “The assembly of
49  8,2 |    Saturdays, are omitted.~ The Sunday following on this Saturday
50  8,2 |        day has the name of Palm Sunday.~ The essence of the hymns
51  8,2 |        Psalm is followed by the Sunday troparia and canon. During
52  8,2 |     reference to the next day — Sunday, the hymns commemorating
53  8,2 |     with those belonging to the Sunday service. After the evening
54  8,3 |      the night from Saturday to Sunday, begins the celebration
55  8,4 |     Paschal Week to All-Saints’ Sunday~The Paschal hymns are sung
56  8,4 |        the Ascension. The first Sunday after Pascha is called the
57  8,4 |      after Pascha is called the Sunday of the Apostle Thomas, also
58  8,4 |    Anti-Paschal and the Renewal Sunday. The first name is given
59  8,4 |         first time after Pascha Sunday, the celebration of the
60  8,4 |     Resurrection. On the second Sunday the service is in honor
61  8,4 |        and Nicodemus. The third Sunday commemorates the healing
62  8,4 |        fortieth day from Pascha Sunday, is commemorated the Ascension
63  8,4 |       fiftieth day after Pascha Sunday and the tenth after the
64  8,4 |        glory be to Thee.”~ ~The Sunday following that of the Pentecost
65 10,3 |        the services from Easter Sunday to the All-Saints’ Week.
66 11   |        kathisma is sung only at Sunday and feast-day Great Vespers –
67 11   |        Thus, the Prokimenon for Sunday Vespers is: “The Lord is
68 11   |      the Saturday before Pascha Sunday.~    *The name of “Apostle”
69 11   | proceeds as usual.~    *If this Sunday falls on the 1st of January,
70 11   |        happens on a Saturday or Sunday, the Liturgy of Chrysostom
71 11   |          as is common nowadays, Sunday.~    *The Church rules that