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 1  4,3|             before the beginning of Lent, the Easter week and the
 2  4,7|         falls on one of the days in Lent on which there is normally
 3  4,8|        omitted, except during Great Lent, when the vigil consists (
 4  5,6|        Sundays, and for the days of Lent. They differ as to number.
 5  6,7|            It is sung only in Great Lent.~ The third Old Testament
 6  6,9|           are omitted (excepting in Lent), so are the Litia and the
 7  7,1|          and on the third Sunday in Lent, consecrated to the adoration
 8  7,1|            Basil; on the Sundays of Lent, with the exception of Palm
 9  8,1|         This feast usually comes in Lent, sometimes on one of the
10  8,1|            on a Sunday or Monday in Lent, the All-night Vigil preceding
11  8,1| Annunciation falls on any Sunday of Lent except Palm Sunday, or on
12  8,2|            two fasts, that of Great Lent, beginning on the Monday
13  8,2|        called “the Great Fast,” or “Lent.” Over and above these weeks,
14  8,2|          apart as a preparation for Lent. Thus the whole time of
15  8,2|            Weeks of Preparation for Lent.~ Lent is a time of penance,
16  8,2|           of Preparation for Lent.~ Lent is a time of penance, and
17  8,2|             before the beginning of Lent.~ Three weeks before Lent,
18  8,2|           Lent.~ Three weeks before Lent, on Sunday, the parable
19  8,2|         Sunday of the fifth week of Lent, after the hymn “Having
20  8,2|           which is the vestibule to Lent. It has received this name,
21  8,2|             it is celebrated during Lent only on Saturdays and Sundays;
22  8,2|             services prescribed for Lent. The evening service consists
23  8,2|             offices of the Hours in Lent, consists in this, that
24  8,2|         celebrated on those days of Lent when the contrition proper
25  8,2|           Wednesdays and Fridays in Lent, the first three days of
26  8,2|          Cross with a candle during Lent over the catechumens who
27  8,2|      Services In Each Week of Great Lent.~ Each of the successive
28  8,2|           successive weeks of Great Lent presents some special feature
29  8,2|        markets in the first week of Lent should be sprinkled with
30  8,2|           the first Sunday of Great Lent the “Triumph of Orthodoxy”
31  8,2|              On the third Sunday of Lent, at Matins, after the Great
32  8,2|       following after it (fourth of Lent), have the name of “Week
33  8,3|         thus proclaiming the end of Lent. In our country it is customary
34  9,6|           at some time during Great Lent, according, more or less,
35 10,2|           third and fourth weeks in Lent; the Saturdays before Trinity (
36 10,3|             giving the services for Lent and the preparatory weeks
37 11  |        services of the week. During Lent, the entire Psalter is read