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1  4,1|           the day. They express our remembrance of events which happened
2  4,3|  resurrection and eternal life. The remembrance of these events and persons
3  4,8|        gloomy, but illumined by the remembrance that Christ, after His death,
4  5,2|            will of God: “Calling to remembrance our most holy, most pure,
5  7,1|       invitation: “Having called to remembrance all the Saints, again and
6  8,1| Christ-loving army, and of “eternal remembrance” for the Emperor Alexander
7  8,2|           of the Virgin is read, in remembrance of the deliverance, on this
8 10,2|         which is called the “day of remembrance” or “commemoration.” On