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 1  2,3|        the worshippers; 5) the Vestibule and Porch, for the catechumens.~
 2  2,7| entrance door leading into the vestibule, and called the “beautiful
 3  2,8|                                Vestibule and Porch.~The vestibule
 4  2,8|       Vestibule and Porch.~The vestibule is divided into two parts,
 5  2,8|      refused communion. In the vestibule was placed the fount for
 6  2,8|        In some monasteries the vestibule to this day serves as dining-room
 7  2,8|       His people. In the outer vestibule or porch the “weepers” used
 8  5,8|   censers and candles into the vestibule of the church, there to
 9  5,8|     penitents who stood in the vestibule might participate in the
10  5,8|     the churches which have no vestibule, the Litia is performed
11  5,8|        verses, return from the vestibule into the church, and stand
12  8,2| Cheesefare Week,” which is the vestibule to Lent. It has received
13  8,3|    with myrrh. It stops at the vestibule or on the porch before the
14  8,3|   Matins service begins in the vestibule, in memory of the women
15  9,1|       priest meets them in the vestibule, blesses mother and child,
16  9,1|  conducted or carried into the vestibule of the temple and stands
17  9,2|       absolution. Then, in the vestibule (or, where there is none,