Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,1|        first and highest degree of priesthood belongs to the bishop (Epíscopos,
 2  3,1|           to their common grace of priesthood. But as the districts subject
 3  3,1|          second degree of ordained priesthood is occupied by the ieréi
 4  3,1|            as regards the grace of priesthood; but there are differences
 5  3,1|          holds the third degree of priesthood. “Deacon” means “ministrant.”
 6  3,2|        received the added grace of priesthood and have devoted themselves
 7  3,2|         attribute of all grades of priesthood, as an indication that a
 8  5,2|          it is); for the venerable priesthood,” (i.e., the body of bishops
 9  7,1|            to His churches, to the priesthood, and to all His people.”
10  8,2|          she received the grace of priesthood in the person of her first
11  9,5|         the same for all grades of priesthood — that of bishop, presbyter,
12  9,5|     receive the full ordination of priesthood, and lays his hands and
13  9,5|         received the cheirotony of priesthood from the Greek Church, and
14  9,5|        receive the highest gift of priesthood. After the prayer of ordination,
15 10,1| archimandrites have the dignity of priesthood but this was not always
16 11  |           of the Church and of the Priesthood.~    *See pages 19 and 22.~    *