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 1  1,2|    worship, did not give to His disciples any definite ritual. But
 2  1,2|       Sacraments, commanded His disciples to preach the Gospel, taught
 3  6,4|       tears of pity, O ye women disciples? Thus the radiant Angel
 4  7,1|        He gave Communion to His disciples, having them partake of
 5  7,1|        dead and appeared to His disciples after His resurrection,
 6  7,1|    follows “He gave to His holy disciples and apostles and said: take
 7  7,1|        and “He gave to His holy disciples and apostles and said: take
 8  8,1|         our God, showing to Thy disciples Thy glory as each one could
 9  8,2|         with the people and His disciples. These communings make up
10  8,2| commemorates the washing of the disciples’ feet, the Mystical Supper,
11  8,2|        which the washing of the disciples’ feet by the Lord at the
12  8,2|       priests, representing the disciples at the Supper, are in their
13  8,2|     Mystical Supper, washed His disciples’ feet. As the deacon utters
14  8,2|    reads “and began to wash the disciples’ feet, and to wipe them
15  8,2|    words “and began to wash the disciples’ feet and to wipe them with
16  8,2|         last discourse with His disciples at the Last Supper, and
17  8,4|         Lord’s appearing to the disciples, among whom was Thomas;
18  8,4|       God, having gladdened Thy disciples with the promise of the
19  8,4|        the Holy Spirit upon the disciples of Christ. It is called
20  9,4|        Jesus Christ gave to His disciples the power of remitting the
21 10,2|      into the community of holy disciples. Then the body is laid in