Chapter

 1 1 |    ordinary spiritual father: the majority of our~priests themselves
 2 1 |          of the whole clergy: the majority, I hope, were~horrified
 3 1 |      brothers. But of~course this majority will not dispute the fact
 4 1 |           nonexistent~merits. The majority of people consider their
 5 2 |       time of the Revolution,~the majority of them also ceased preparing
 6 2 |           unfortunately, with the majority of priests these worldly
 7 3 |             perhaps even from the~majority — but their woe is not in
 8 3 |        pastoral duty, and for the majority of my spiritual children
 9 4 |      better than it is now in the majority of Orthodox~parishes — where
10 4 |           the sins of perhaps the majority of those standing before
11 4 |         one read by~virtually the majority of priests — is the following: “
12 10|           For a long time now the majority of our writers have~been
13 13| confession.xviii Many, if not the~majority of these courageous souls
14 13|          realize that in the vast majority of households of the cultured
15 14|     crimes in general. By far the majority of crimes are committed~
16 15|          in their~hearts, and the majority do not think of God at all.
17 18|   attitude of this sort, the vast majority still have such an attitude
18 19|          weather~vane, as are the majority of our contemporaries. But