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 1  1,2|       certain holy persons were consecrated, certain places were appointed
 2  2,1|         to a building specially consecrated to God, or to a separate
 3  2,1|  separate part of a building so consecrated, where Christians assemble
 4  2,1|       churches.~Every church is consecrated to God and sanctified in
 5  2,4|      the Sanctuary. Persons not consecrated to the service of the church
 6  2,4|       Christian church shall be consecrated by a bishop; and as there
 7  2,4| churches as had been personally consecrated by bishops. Into every Antimins
 8  2,4|       prayers. If the church is consecrated by a bishop, the relic is
 9  4,3|        Every day of the week is consecrated to certain special memories,
10  4,3|        Forerunner; Wednesday is consecrated to the Cross of Christ,
11  4,3|        Wednesday and Friday are consecrated to penance, and are accompanied
12  4,4|        every day of the year is consecrated to the memory of certain
13  4,6|         of the Twelve Feasts is consecrated to the memory of the persons
14  4,9|        whom or which the day is consecrated. The second part is entirely
15  4,9|         second part is entirely consecrated to the glorification of
16  4,9|         especially in the parts consecrated to the memories of the day.~ ~ ~
17  5,4|    event to whom the service is consecrated, and assuring us that the
18  7,1|      which there is an Antimins consecrated by a bishop (see p. 10).
19  7,1|       the third Sunday in Lent, consecrated to the adoration of the
20  7,1|     precious gifts offered, and consecrated, that the Lord accepting
21  7,1|         us attend” elevates the consecrated Lamb, saying: “Holy things
22  8,1|       begins the day after that consecrated to the memory of the Apostle
23  8,1|        Ancient Fathers’, and is consecrated to the memory of the holy
24  8,1|        the Holy Fathers” and is consecrated to the memory of Christ’
25  8,2|       Liturgy the gifts are not consecrated, but the faithful who receive
26  8,2|       the Gifts which have been consecrated at the preceding Liturgy
27  8,2|         also received the first consecrated myrrh.~ ~The Holy Friday.~
28  8,3|        name Ártos. The Artos is consecrated at the close of the Paschal
29  8,4|        that of the Pentecost is consecrated to all the Saints, especially
30  9,1|        the person baptized with consecrated oil, the immersion of the
31  9,1|        Christ.~ The water being consecrated, the priest proceeds to
32  9,1|         hands and feet with the consecrated oil, in token that, through
33  9,1|       of God on earth, and have consecrated themselves to the service
34  9,3|          only after it has been consecrated by means of certain sacred
35  9,3|         whose name the altar is consecrated, under the reign of what
36  9,3|  signifies that the building is consecrated to God forever.~ ~Note.—
37  9,3|       Saviour, but an Antimins, consecrated beforehand by a bishop and
38  9,5|       bishops present the newly consecrated bishop with the crosier.
39  9,5|     ministry.~ When a reader is consecrated for sub-deacon, the bishop
40  9,5|   prayer, after which the newly consecrated sub-deacon receives a towel
41  9,6|       oil for this Sacrament is consecrated by prayer, and it should
42  9,6| anointment of his body with the consecrated oil. After each reading
43 10,1|   Archimandrite. When a monk is consecrated for abbot (Father Superior),
44 10,1|         the community. If he is consecrated for the dignity of an archimandrite,