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 1  2,2|       which we receive the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit), and
 2  2,3|        preparation of the sacred Gifts; 3) the Vestry, for the
 3  2,4|     which are preserved the Holy Gifts (the Body of Christ, saturated
 4  2,4|  ciborium used to carry the Holy Gifts into a private house, in
 5  2,4| containing particles of the Holy Gifts. In another there is a small
 6  2,5|         used to protect the Holy Gifts against dust and insects.
 7  2,5|    driving insects from the Holy Gifts, when the veils are removed.
 8  2,6|        times all sorts of edible gifts for the clerics used to
 9  2,7|          Gates, because the Holy Gifts of the Eucharist are brought
10  2,9|         in allusion to the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit, and
11  4,9|        the granting of spiritual gifts to Christians.~The Hours,
12  5,6|        do good work (i.e., bring gifts for the adorning of the
13  5,8| Christians) who partake of these gifts.” The service concludes
14  7,1|          because at this service gifts are offered to God which
15  7,1|     which means “the bringing of gifts.” It is so named because
16  7,1|      that the Lord may bless the gifts (elements) and accept them,
17  7,1|        the Lord may accept their gifts and make them partakers
18  7,1|       petition “for the precious Gifts that have been offered.”~
19  7,1|          The Consecration of the Gifts.~ The consummation of the
20  7,1|       Holy Spirit on the offered Gifts, consecrate them, and change
21  7,1|          Blood, then blesses the Gifts. At this instant, by the
22  7,1|        petition for the precious gifts offered, and consecrated,
23  7,1|       the holy!” (i.e., the holy gifts can be offered only to those
24  7,1|      Last Appearance of the Holy Gifts.~ This part of the Liturgy
25  7,1|    chalice, which holds the holy Gifts and when it is ended, the
26  8,2|     Vespers, using Presanctified Gifts. Such a Vespers service
27  8,2|  prescribed. At this Liturgy the gifts are not consecrated, but
28  8,2|         communion partake of the Gifts which have been consecrated
29  8,2|         bringing out of the Holy Gifts, the preparation for communion,
30  8,2|         service, before the Holy Gifts are transferred to the altar,
31  8,2|         the transfer of the Holy Gifts: “Now the hosts of Heaven
32  8,2|        repose the Pre-sanctified Gifts, and in his hand the chalice
33  8,2|         the transfer of the Holy Gifts the faithful prepare for
34  8,2|  perfumes symbolize the manifold gifts of the Holy Spirit. From
35  8,2|         procession with the Holy Gifts, the vessels with the myrrh
36  9,3|          within its walls of the gifts of the grace of the Holy
37  9,5|         consecration of the Holy Gifts. Two sub-deacons conduct
38  9,5|          Altar and fans the Holy Gifts, calling to mind as he does
39  9,5|         consecration of the Holy Gifts, the bishop presents to
40  9,6|      candles symbolize the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. During
41 11  |    tabernacles in which the Holy Gifts are kept, through partaking