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 1  1,1|    their thanks and offer their petitions, and through the performance
 2  1,2|   prompts them to address their petitions to Him. And as man consists
 3  4,1|      certain hours, and contain petitions suited to these memories.~ ~
 4  4,8|         of the following parts: petitions setting forth our needs;
 5  4,8|         into the world, then by petitions that the Lord may have mercy
 6  5,2|       Introductory Psalm, short petitions for the granting of various
 7  5,2|         The collection of these petitions is called ectenia, from
 8  5,2| population).* After offering up petitions for the members of the Church
 9  5,2|        O Lord.” Upon which, the petitions being ended, the priest
10  5,2|     because it consists of many petitions, also “the Ectenia of Peace,”
11  5,6|         as God, we offer up our petitions in the words of two ecteniæ,
12  5,6|        us say,” and consists of petitions for our Emperor, for his
13  5,6|      The priest concludes these petitions by a Doxology, in which
14  5,6|      the Lord”; and consists of petitions that the Lord may grant
15  6,2|          we offer up to God our petitions for the granting of spiritual
16  6,7|         troparia of the canon — petitions or praises addressed to
17  6,8|        in honor of the Lord and petitions for the granting of spiritual
18  6,9|       glory of God, we offer up petitions for all Christians and ask
19  6,9|      Ectenia. All these contain petitions that the Lord may, through
20  7,1|  traveling, and the like, these petitions are added to those of the
21  7,1|         with these memories and petitions.~ The Liturgy of the Faithful
22  7,1|      whose behalf and with what petitions the Sacrifice is to be offered.
23  7,1|        also in His Kingdom.”†~ ~Petitions and the Profession of Faith.~
24  7,1|  spiritual mercies only. To the petitions of this ectenia is added
25  8,1|      ectenia consisting of five petitions; after each petition the “
26  8,2|  singing, consisting chiefly in petitions that the Lord may establish
27  9,1|        Holy Scriptures.~ To the petitions of the Great Ectenia, with
28  9,1|       Baptism begins, are added petitions, “That this water may be
29  9,5|         the addition of special petitions: for the salvation of the
30  9,5|       life. The prayers contain petitions for a blessing on the betrothed
31  9,5|       To this ectenia are added petitions on behalf of the new spouses:
32  9,6|  Ectenia is recited, with added petitions for the blessing of the
33 10  |   recited, with the addition of petitions bearing on the occasion
34 10,1|         the addition of special petitions on behalf of the new brother,
35 10,2|         services, consisting of petitions for the forgiveness of the
36 11  |    recited with the addition of petitions for a prosperous reign.
37 11  |         In Imperial Russia, the petitions were as follows:~“For the
38 11  |             Formerly, the first petitions were for the reigning Tsar
39 11  |      and his House, followed by petitions for the Church authorities,