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 1  2,5|        is poured wine mixed with water during the preparation of
 2  2,5|        dipper, in which wine and water is presented.~The Spoon,
 3  7,1|          flour, mixed with plain water, leavened, well baked, fresh
 4  7,1|         there came out blood and water.” With the last words he
 5  7,1|          words he pours wine and water into the chalice. — Out
 6  7,1|         then he blesses the warm water, saying: Blessed is the
 7  8,1|         them some of the blessed water, go to the homes of their
 8  8,1|       and sprinkle them with the water.~ ~The Meeting of Jesus
 9  8,2|          let the contact of this water wash us of all spiritual
10  8,2|            After that He poureth water into a basin” and the bishop
11  8,2|      basin” and the bishop pours water from an ewer into a basin.
12  8,2|        follows: the bishop pours water thrice from his hand on
13  8,3|        to be sprinkled with holy water, and for friends to exchange
14  9,1|          the consecration of the water, the anointing of the water
15  9,1|      water, the anointing of the water and of the person baptized
16  9,1| immersion of the person into the water, the investing him with
17  9,1|      added petitions, “That this water may be sanctified through
18  9,1|        Spirit, and sanctify this water (thrice).” At the words
19  9,1|       Thy Cross,” he blesses the water thrice and blows upon it.
20  9,1|       name of Jesus Christ.~ The water being consecrated, the priest
21  9,1|         sign of the Cross on the water. Before this rite the admonition, “
22  9,1|   conveys a mystical meaning. As water, which once upon a time
23  9,1|        of the Sacrament into the water, with the words, “The servant (
24  9,1|           when lifted out of the water, he rises with Him. The
25  9,1|       aspersion or by pouring of water on the head, with the words “
26  9,1|     newly-enlightened servant by water and the Spirit, and hast
27  9,1|      sprinkles the neophyte with water, reminding him that, “Thou
28  9,3|      moleben and consecration of water; then, to the singing of
29  9,3|    sprinkles the stone with holy water, and having made, with it
30  9,3|     table, the holy chrism, rose water, the twig for anointing
31  9,3|     moleben with consecration of water, after which the celebrants
32  9,3|       bishop sprinkles with holy water the props of the Altar,
33  9,3|          and pours upon it tepid water, which has been sanctified
34  9,3|         red wine mixed with rose water, pours the mixture upon
35  9,3|      sponges sprinkled with holy water and wipe off the altar.
36  9,3|          significance. The tepid water symbolizes the grace of
37  9,3|        of the faithful; the rose water recalls the precious myrrh
38  9,3|         been sprinkled with holy water, to the chanting of a psalm.
39  9,3|     sprinkles the wall with holy water, and the other anoints with
40  9,3|         external walls with holy water. Then he stops before the
41 10  |          of a well or finding of water, or a newly completed well.
42 10  |          are sprinkled with holy water, hence to the moleben is
43 10  |       the Lesser Consecration of Water, which is performed after
44 11  |          sprinkle them with holy water, and remain near the entrance,
45 11  |         sprinkles them with holy water. Their Majesties then proceed
46 11  |        that “He may sanctify the water and grant unto all who touch
47 11  |        through partaking of this water, and besprinkling therewith,