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 1  1,1|            By “Divine Service” the Orthodox Christian Church means a
 2  1,1|          by means of which prayers Orthodox Christians glorify God and
 3  1,3|  expressions of prayerful feeling, Orthodox Christians, when praying,
 4  5,2|            and the State: “For the Orthodox episcopate of the Church
 5  5,2|     suffering Russian Land and its Orthodox peo­ple both in the homeland
 6  6,9|        enemies. In olden times, in Orthodox kingdoms, these prayers
 7  7,1|           the local bishop and all Orthodox Christians,* “that the Lord
 8  7,1|       first, remember, O Lord, the Orthodox episcopate of the Church
 9  8,2|           the Creed, to impress on Orthodox Christians the doctrine
10  8,2|    exclusion from the community of Orthodox Christians — and “eternal
11  8,2| proclamation of length of days” to Orthodox Patriarchs, to the clergy,
12  8,2|          to the clergy, and to all Orthodox Christians, and with the
13  8,2|   traducers and blasphemers of the Orthodox Faith and Church and those
14  9,1|           its birth. Therefore the Orthodox Church cares for the babes
15  9,1|       fundamental doctrines of the Orthodox Church, and themselves Orthodox.
16  9,1|    Orthodox Church, and themselves Orthodox. Persons of other Christian
17  9,1|           the god-father should be Orthodox if the neophyte is of the
18  9,2|      professes the doctrine of the Orthodox Church. The priest then
19  9,2|           maintain and profess the Orthodox faith, with the help of
20  9,5|            a Second Marriage.~ The Orthodox Church allows widowers and
21 10,2|            a Departing Soul. — The Orthodox Church bestows on the dying
22 11  |         2001) usage of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia. In
23 11  |       inheritance; grant Thou unto Orthodox Christians victory over