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 1  2,7|         certain rites. Thus during penitential services, such as Compline,
 2  2,8|         that the church orders the penitential services to be performed,
 3  2,9|      services and decreased during penitential services.~For the illumination
 4  4,8|           hope in the Saviour. The penitential prayers are followed by
 5  4,8|          us.” — The second part is penitential. The substance of all the
 6  4,8|        prayers is expressed in the penitential troparia* which are sung: “
 7  4,8|             and of the second, the penitential Psalm “Have mercy on me,
 8  6,2|            it does, principally of penitential prayers, this part of the
 9  8,2|         Resurrection of Christ...” penitential troparia are sung, inculcating
10  8,2|           for the following week.~ Penitential Troparia:— “The doors of
11  8,2|          the reading of Psalms and penitential prayers, with frequent prostrations.
12  8,2| prostrations. At every service the penitential prayer of Ephraim the Syrian
13  8,2|            prayer of the Hour, the penitential prayer of St. Ephraim is
14  8,2|        days of the first week, the penitential canon composed by St. Andrew
15  8,2|              at Matins, the entire penitential canon of Andreas of Crete
16  9,4|           preliminary prayers, the penitential troparia, the Penitential
17  9,4|          penitential troparia, the Penitential Psalm and the prayers for
18  9,5|          rite of marriage are of a penitential nature; the solemn entrance
19 10  |         Lord...,” troparia and the Penitential Psalm “Have mercy on me,
20 10,1|          the prefatory prayers and penitential troparia, the abbot recites
21 10,2|     Blessed Art Thou, O Lord,” the Penitential Psalm, the canon with three