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 1  2,2|    evil, error). This rule is departed from only if a building
 2  2,8|   services over the bodies of departed Christians are held on the
 3  8,4|      rest of the souls of the departed begin with the joyful tidings
 4  8,4|   Spirit and remember all the departed souls. It is customary to
 5 10,2|     an added petition for the departed; after which are sung: “
 6 10,2|        Memory Eternal” of the departed. During the Requiem the
 7 10,2|  signify that the soul of the departed, like unto the fumes from
 8 10,2|      service. The body of the departed brother is carried to the
 9 10,2|  Trisagion, in token that the departed now passeth into the abode
10 10,2|      the certainty that their departed brother ascendeth into eternal
11 10,2|    inspired by prayer for the departed and the desire to console
12 10,2|    containing prayers for the departed; after the third, sixth
13 10,2|    Who giveth repose unto the departed.”~ After the idiomela the
14 10,2|     the Church remits all the departed’s transgressions, absolves
15 10,2|       country to place in the departed’s hands a paper with this
16 10,2|      of the separation of our departed brother from us and express
17 10,2|        memory eternal” of the departed is proclaimed.~ ~Burial,
18 10,2|     pours oil upon it, if the departed received holy unction in
19 10,2|      death, may resurrect our departed brother into a life of blessedness;
20 10,2|   Lord that He may number the departed among the nine orders of
21 10,2|      of His fast may help the departed to stand the ordeal of God’
22 10,2| fortieth day, may receive the departed into the heavenly abode.
23 10,2|   Church praying not that the departed’s sins be forgiven him,