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 1  4,8|           Daily Services.~Vespers begins with the glorification of
 2  4,9|          mercy. The psalm-singing begins with the Doxology which
 3  4,9|           composition. Every Hour begins with an invitation to worship
 4  5,1|        The Beginning.~The service begins with the glorification of
 5  5,2|         extended, protracted.” It begins with the invitation: “In
 6  5,3|          of the Great Ectenia. It begins with an invitation to prayer: “
 7  5,6|         Lord!”~The Triple Ectenia begins with the invitation: “Let
 8  5,6|           Ectenia of Supplication begins with the invitation: “Let
 9  6,6|          attend!” Then the priest begins the reading, on Sundays
10  6,8|           sing the Doxology which begins with the Angelic Song “Glory
11  6,9|          The daily Matins service begins with two Psalms, two troparia,
12  6,9|         reading of the First Hour begins at once. When Matins is
13  7,1|         from the Word of God.~ It begins with a glorification of
14  7,1| exclaiming, “Let us attend.” Then begins the reading of the lesson
15  7,1|     consummation of the Sacrament begins with the priest’s exclamation: “
16  7,1|          of the Church the priest begins while the choir is singing, “
17  7,1|        the members of the Church, begins the preparation of the faithful
18  7,1|         of Supplication, which he begins with the invitation: “Having
19  7,1|        Again and again,” etc., it begins as follows: “Aright! Having
20  7,1|         the Liturgy. This service begins with the singing, immediately
21  8,1|         Philip’s Fast” because it begins the day after that consecrated
22  8,1|      All-night Vigil preceding it begins with Vespers; if on any
23  8,2|           only difference that it begins with the benediction of
24  8,2|       Liturgy begin.~ The Liturgy begins with two Small Ecteniæ,
25  8,2|         Theodore Tyro, Martyr. It begins already on Friday at Vespers,
26  8,2|      celebrants remaining seated, begins the reading of the Gospel,
27  8,2|    preparation of the ingredients begins from the week of the Veneration
28  8,2|         church. After the service begins the reading of the Acts
29  8,2|       bells, the midnight service begins, during which the canon
30  8,3|          from Saturday to Sunday, begins the celebration in honor
31  8,3|        church. The Matins service begins in the vestibule, in memory
32  9,1|         which the rite of Baptism begins, are added petitions, “That
33  9,3|           foundation. The service begins with a moleben and consecration
34  9,3|          The rite of consecration begins with a moleben with consecration
35  9,3|           closed once more.~ Then begins the ablution of the altar.
36  9,3|      prepared for the Altar. Then begins the vesting of the Altar:
37  9,5|   distance from it. The betrothal begins with the Great Ectenia and
38  9,5|           of marriage.~ This rite begins with blessing the Kingdom
39  9,6|     lighted candles.~ The service begins with the singing of a prayer
40 10,2|        the reading of the Psalter begins by his coffin, with the
41 10,2|        abbreviation of Matins. It begins with the reading or chanting
42 10,2|         console the survivors. It begins with the chanting of Psalms
43 11  |            the rite of coronation begins. After the hymn, “O Heavenly
44 11  |       After this hymn the Liturgy begins.~ It is during the Liturgy
45 11  |       takes place. As the Liturgy begins, the Emperor puts away the
46 11  |          after the Hours, Vespers begins with a blessing on the Reign
47 11  |           on the eve of the feast begins with Great Compline.~    *