Chapter, Paragraph

1  8,3|    who partake of it, taking home pieces for those who were
2  9,1|     door of a church, but at home, because the severity of
3  9,1| perform both at the parents’ home, when the babe’s weakness
4  9,5|      first made known in the home, to a circle of relatives
5  9,5|    called “betrothal.” But a home betrothal cannot take the
6  9,5|    the rite of marriage. The home betrothal is a family matter;
7 10,2|  restoration to his glorious home. The troparia are followed
8 10,3|    and are meant for private home use, such as: the Book of