Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1|     Christians glorify God and His Saints, express their thanks and
 2  2,4|     martyrs, and in token that the Saints, being near to God, intercede
 3  2,5|          the Mother of God and the Saints; also for the good of the
 4  2,7|           placed the icons of such Saints as are most honored in a
 5  4,3|      Crucifixion; Saturday, to the Saints, especially to the Mother
 6  4,4|            or to that of different Saints. In honor of each given
 7  4,5|           the Mother of God, — and Saints’ Feasts, in honor of the
 8  4,8|          rest after death with the Saints. These feelings find expression,
 9  4,8| glorifications of the Lord and His Saints. The substance of the prayers
10  4,8|        Psalm “Praise ye God in His Saints,” with the added hymn: “
11  5,2|      Ever-Virgin Mary with all the saints, let us commit ourselves
12  6,7|             in which Old Testament saints expressed their hope in
13  6,7|         words of the Old Testament saints who awaited it, while the
14  7,1|            of the various hosts of saints, who have been found worthy
15  7,1|        Blessed is the entry of Thy Saints, O Lord”; then the deacon
16  7,1|         this sacrifice for all the Saints who have gone to their rest (
17  7,1|     commemorated together with the Saints and all who have died in
18  7,1|      called to remembrance all the Saints, again and again in peace
19  7,1|            warmth of heart) of Thy Saints,” and pours some into the
20  7,1|        honor of the Virgin and the Saints and in memory of the dead
21  7,1|          and by the prayers of Thy Saints. If there are communicants,
22  7,1|          Mother of God, and of His Saints, and that He may give us
23  8,1|         Nazareth. Her parents were Saints Joachim and Anna. St. Joachim
24  8,1|           of all the Old Testament Saints, who were saved by faith
25  8,2|         other commemorates all the Saints who have obtained the Kingdom
26  8,2|       token that the Old Testament Saints, whose words are read in
27  8,2|           commemoration of all the Saints, the myrrh is taken into
28  8,4|          is consecrated to all the Saints, especially to those in
29  9,1|        hope for salvation with the Saints, and as a reminder that
30  9,1|           Christians look at their Saints as on their guardian angels;
31 10  |          the Mother of God and the Saints, on occasion of some special
32 10  |            in honor of two or more Saints, two or more Gospels are
33 10  |          honor of the Lord and His Saints, for deliverance from foes,
34 10,2|       grant his soul rest with the saints in the eternal abodes.~ ~
35 10,2|          nine orders of Angels and Saints; on the fortieth day we
36 10,3|            and of the more honored Saints, selected from the Monthly
37 10,3|       services in honor of all the Saints of the different orders —
38 10,3|    collected canons”; the “Book of Saints,” giving the troparia and
39 11  |            Who art wondrous in the saints...”; on feasts of the Theotokos, “