Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|      Blood), reserved for giving communion to the sick, and to others
 2  2,4|          house, in order to give communion to a sick person, is a casket
 3  2,4|         other side Christ giving communion to the other six apostles
 4  2,7| Christians stand to receive Holy Communion, and the celebrants come
 5  2,7|          Royal Gates, where Holy Communion is administered, and prayers
 6  2,8|         their sins, were refused communion. In the vestibule was placed
 7  7,1|          the Last Supper He gave Communion to His disciples, having
 8  7,1|       must necessarily take holy communion himself, and for that act
 9  7,1|         sins, excluded from holy communion for a time. This part of
10  7,1|           c) the preparation for Communion and the partaking of Communion
11  7,1|   Communion and the partaking of Communion and (d) thanksgiving for
12  7,1|         and (d) thanksgiving for Communion and the conclusion of the
13  7,1|        of God the Father and the Communion of the Holy Spirit be with
14  7,1|          C). The Preparation for Communion and the Act of Communion~ ~
15  7,1|         Communion and the Act of Communion~ ~The Preparation for Communion.~
16  7,1|  Communion~ ~The Preparation for Communion.~ Immediately after the
17  7,1|  preparation of the faithful for Communion. The deacon recites the
18  7,1|         the Father. Amen.”~ ~The Communion of the Celebrants.~ After
19  7,1|      prepared for receiving holy communion, the priest breaks the Lamb
20  7,1|   performed, the celebrants take communion, partaking first of the
21  7,1|         prepared to receive holy communion) all the portions taken
22  7,1|        the paten until after the communion of the faithful.~ During
23  7,1|     uniting the Elements, and of communion by the celebrants, a hymn
24  7,1|       sung, which is called “the Communion Hymn,” and which relates
25  7,1|     Gospels and the Apostle. The communion hymn for Sunday is, “Praise
26  7,1|          sermon or homily.~ ~The Communion of Laymen.~ After the communion
27  7,1|  Communion of Laymen.~ After the communion hymn and the homily, the
28  7,1|        let them receive His holy communion uncondemned.~ Prayers before
29  7,1|     uncondemned.~ Prayers before Communion.— “I believe, O Lord, and
30  7,1|         kingdom.” — “let not the communion of Thy holy Mysteries be
31  7,1|         Himself. As he gives the communion to each, the priest says: “
32  7,1|        time, that laymen receive communion, the choir repeatedly sings: “
33  7,1|         we have received through communion, that we may through this
34  7,1|      those who have not received communion may also, at least, in thought,
35  7,1|          of the faithful, but in communion with them. The distribution
36  7,1|      prayers of thanksgiving for communion.~ ~NOTE 1. Days When the
37  8,2|          it is permitted to give communion on certain days at Vespers,
38  8,2|         the faithful may receive communion is called, “the Liturgy
39  8,2|        demand the comfort of the Communion Sacrament. Such days are
40  8,2|         the faithful who receive communion partake of the Gifts which
41  8,2|       Gifts, the preparation for communion, the act of communion, and
42  8,2|        for communion, the act of communion, and the thanksgiving for
43  8,2|         and the thanksgiving for communion. This service is combined
44  8,2|         the faithful prepare for communion; the Triple Ectenia is recited,
45  8,2|          Father, Amen.” then the Communion Hymn is sung: “O taste and
46  8,2|        alleluia, alleluia.”~ The communion of the celebrants and the
47  8,2|        of the Cherubic Hymn, the Communion Prayer, the verse during
48  8,2|          verse during the act of communion, and the hymn, “Let our
49  9,1|    permission to partake of Holy Communion. Formerly a mother used
50  9,1|         a mother used to receive communion on that day and the child
51  9,4|         right to partake of holy communion. But there remains to him
52  9,5|         ordained deacon receives communion and recites the ectenia
53  9,5|        priest then receives holy communion and reads the prayer for
54 10,3|         tells how to prepare for Communion, and gives the services
55 11  |      Majesties to kiss. When the communion hymn has been sung, the
56 11  |     their Majesties receive holy communion. The Metropolitan conducts
57 11  |    chalice. The Empress receives communion in the usual manner before
58 11  |     Royal Gates. After receiving communion, their Imperial Majesties
59 11  |    through partaking of which in communion they hoped to receive salvation.~    *
60 11  |        shall not partake of Holy Communion until the fortieth day after