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 1  3,1|       who have taken monastic vows are called hieromonáchi,
 2  7,1|    remind the faithful of the vows they took at baptism, and
 3  8,1|       on this day, and of the vows which we ourselves took
 4  9,1|   profession of faith and the vows he takes, if the latter,
 5  9,4|      baptism, he violates the vows he took at baptism, separates
 6  9,5|    the Altar in token that he vows to devote himself forever
 7  9,6|       world, to take monastic vows, and to devote the rest
 8 10,1|    persons who have taken the vows of chastity, poverty, and
 9 10,1|  novices, monks of the lesser vows, and of the highest vows.
10 10,1|      vows, and of the highest vows. Persons who desire to take
11 10,1|   take on themselves monastic vows do not at once enter the
12 10,1|       the robe,” but takes no vows.~ ~The Order of the Lesser
13 10,1| novice who wishes to take the vows removes his garments on
14 10,1|   pledges himself to keep his vows. Then the abbot prays that “
15 10,1|       willingness to take the vows, he hands him the shears
16 10,1|  Schémniks. They take severer vows of complete renunciation