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 1  4,5|  following the movements of the Paschal Feast.~ ~
 2  4,6|                             The Paschal Feast.~— as being the day
 3  7,1|  represents Christ, of whom the Paschal Lamb was the prototype.
 4  7,1|       Holy Saturday, during the Paschal week and on the day of Pentecost,
 5  8,1|        of the first days of the Paschal week. But in spite of the
 6  8,1|     lost in the radiance of the Paschal Week. Christians thus express
 7  8,1|       is sung together with the Paschal canon, and the Gospel of
 8  8,1|    Royal Hours; and through the Paschal Week, the Paschal Hours.
 9  8,1|   through the Paschal Week, the Paschal Hours. On the days on which
10  8,2|     time of preparation for the Paschal Feast comprises ten weeks.~
11  8,2|       comprises ten weeks.~ The Paschal Feast lasts seven days.
12  8,2|    remains until the end of the Paschal festival, in memory of Christ’
13  8,3|         consists of ecteniæ and Paschal hymns. First the Great Ectenia
14  8,3|  offices consist exclusively of Paschal hymns.~ ~The Liturgy follows
15  8,3|         also consists mainly of Paschal hymns; the entry is made
16  8,3|     read at Vespers. During the Paschal week all the doors of the
17  8,3| consecrated at the close of the Paschal Liturgy in memory of Christ
18  8,4|                        From the Paschal Week to All-Saints’ Sunday~
19  8,4|       to All-Saints’ Sunday~The Paschal hymns are sung through all
20  8,4| Wednesday of the sixth week the Paschal festival is declared ended
21  8,4|          and the singing of the Paschal hymns ceases.~ On Thursday