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 1  1,1|        or several persons; it is public when it is performed in
 2  1,1|          so. The prayers used in public warship are divided into
 3  1,2|        society became organized, public worship also developed.~
 4  1,2|       time, the Israelites had a public worship, instituted by God
 5  1,2|       foundation of His Church’s public worship. Thus it was that,
 6  1,2|       Heaven, a certain order of public worship gradually began
 7  1,2|   composing an entire ritual for public worship and making it uniform
 8  2,7|          there while they recite public prayers and speak instructive
 9  3,1|       the Church; with regard to public divine service, bishops
10  3,1|     bless the beginning of every public divine service, perform
11  3,1|         the name of the Lord. At public divine service he, by the
12  4  |                                  Public Worship~ ~
13  4,1|                The Three Cycles.~Public worship consists of various
14  4,6|      setting up (“exalting”) for public adoration of the Cross on
15  5,8|     entrance.~Note.— In times of public calamities, the Litia is
16  5,8|         out of doors, on fields, public squares or city halls. For
17  8,1| specially decorated lectern, for public veneration. For this ceremony
18  9,6|       2001), the practice of the public administration of Holy Unction
19 10  |        Molebens belong either to public or to private worship. Under
20 10  |      worship. Under the head of “public worship” come molebens performed:
21 10  |      enemies; 4) on occasions of public calamities, such as foreign
22 10,3|          of divine service, both public and private, is contained
23 10,3|       belong to both private and public worship. Such are the Gospels,
24 11  |          loud voice.~ After this public profession of faith by the