Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |               1143, Alexis Aristenos, deacon and nomophylax of the Great
 2 Intro  | reconciliation.14~ While he was still deacon and nomophylax in Constantinople,
 3   1    |               the members was a young deacon, Athanasius of Alexandria,
 4   1”,3 |            any Bishop or Presbyter or Deacon, and anyone else at all
 5   1”,3 |            any bishop or presbyter or deacon or any other clergyman to
 6   1”,8 |         presbyter, a presbyter; and a deacon, a deacon. However, a bishop
 7   1”,8 |            presbyter; and a deacon, a deacon. However, a bishop shall
 8   1”,9 |              more. Likewise if even a deacon has thus sinned, and has
 9   1”,9 |             Likewise in the case of a deacon that has been ordained in
10   1”,11|             Holy Scriptures until the deacon pronounces the words “All
11   1”,11|              the catechumens when the deacon pronounces the words “all
12   1”,15|            Bishop or a Presbyter or a Deacon to go from one city to another.
13   1”,15|              a Bishop or Presbyter or Deacon to go from one city to another.
14   1”,15|            the Bishop or Presbyter or Deacon shall be restored to his
15   1”,18|               i.e., in Greek the word deacon signifies servant, just
16   1”,18|             minister in English); for deacon (as a Greek word) really
17   1”,18|              For it commands that any deacon that has the audacity to
18   1”,18|               of Laodicea says that a deacon must not sit in front of
19   2”,6 |            any bishop or presbyter or deacon or clergyman shall forfeit
20   2”,6 |        decrees that if a presbyter or deacon deposed by his own bishop,
21   4”,2 |             Chorepiscopus, Presbyter, Deacon, or any one on the roll
22   4”,6 |               either a Presbyter or a Deacon, nor anything else at all
23   4”,6 |     henceforth neither a priest nor a deacon nor any other ecclesiastic
24   4”,6 |              so-and-so a Presbyter or Deacon of such or such a church,
25   4”,6 |            during the ordination of a deacon or presbyter today the name
26   4”,9 |             shall choose six, and the deacon three, bishops from neighboring
27   4”,9 |            any bishop or presbyter or deacon, according to c. CXVIII
28   4”,9 |          accused is a presbyter, or a deacon, or a clergyman, or an abbot,
29   6    |     presbyters, together with John, a deacon, who acted as exarchs of
30   7”,3 |          Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon, or anything else in the
31   7”,3 |          Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon, or anything else in the
32   7”,4 |              Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon, or Subdeacon, or Anagnost (
33   7”,6 |           henceforth no Subdeacon, or Deacon, or Presbyter at all, after
34   7”,6 |           Clergy as a Subdeacon, or a Deacon, or Presbyter previous to
35   7”,6 |               now on no Subdeacon, or Deacon, or Presbyter, after being
36   7”,6 |           being ordained a subdeacon, deacon, or presbyter.~ ~ ~
37   7”,7 |            ecclesiastical position, a Deacon may happen to be, he must
38   7”,7 |             Presbyters, henceforth no deacon, in whatever ecclesiastical
39   7”,7 |       Presbyters, not because he is a deacon, but because he is acting
40   7”,7 |    Metropolitan, as we have said. Any deacon that, assuming tyrannical
41   7”,10|              Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon who takes interest, or what
42   7”,10|              or any presbyter, or any deacon, that charges interest on
43   7”,13|            ordained a Subdeacon, or a Deacon, or a Presbyter, let him
44   7”,13|            any Presbyter, we mean, or Deacon, or Subdeacon — to abstain
45   7”,13|         Likewise, if any Presbyter or Deacon expel his own wife on the
46   7”,13|         worthy to become a Subdeacon, Deacon, or Presbyter, let him become
47   7”,14|            teaching. Likewise, let no Deacon be ordained before he is
48   7”,14|              can anyone be ordained a deacon until he has reached the
49   7”,14|              the age of thirty, nor a deacon below the age of twenty-five,
50   7”,22|          Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon, that imparts of the intemerate
51   7”,22|              bishop, or presbyter, or deacon[150] shall demand money
52   7”,57|          Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon is present. Let anyone that
53   7”,57|              Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon, that is to say, is not
54   7”,79|              Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon, or anyone else on the list
55   7”,79|             any bishop, presbyter, or deacon, or any clergyman in general,
56   8”,3 |               of a presbyter, or of a deacon made by (civil) rulers shall
57   8”,3 |               of a presbyter, or of a deacon that is made by authority
58   8”,5 |              bishop, or presbyter, or deacon gain possession (of this
59   8”,5 |          Auxiliary Bishop, Presbyter, Deacon, or anyone on the roll of
60   8”,9 |             Bishop, a Presbyter, or a Deacon, let him be deposed from
61   8”,9 |             bishop, a presbyter, or a deacon, let him be deposed from
62   8”,23|              to ordain a presbyter or deacon without the consent of the
63   8”,23|              additional inclusion “or Deacon,” as is mentioned in the
64   8”,23|             Neither is it licit for a Deacon to offer sacrifice, or to
65   8”,23|             he is nothing more than a deacon, without having any other
66   8”,23|              later by a Presbyter and Deacon, according to c. XIV of
67   8”,23|          appear to carry out the male deacon's service in the liturgy
68   8”,23|           head with holy oil, and the deacon only their forehead, she
69   8”,23|            underneath the maphorion a deacon’s stole (or scarf), bringing
70   8”,23|        presbyter sinned, nor that the deacon did so. The blame for all
71   8”,23|          permission to a subdeacon or deacon to marry after ordination:
72   8”,23|         anyone gives permission for a deacon to marry after ordination,
73   8”,23|              the catechumens when the deacon called out “Approach, ye
74   8”,23|           celebrated the liturgy, the deacon takes the mysteries from
75   8”,23|         priests. This function of the deacon consisted chiefly and properly
76   8”,23|           book VIII, ch. 13). Let the deacon, it says, hold the chalice,
77   8”,23|              wipe their mouths on the deacon’s orarion, which need was
78   8”,23|          place, used the hands of the Deacon instead of a holy table
79   8”,23|               as for the Gospels, the deacon or the president read them,
80   8”,23|           according to Mauritius, the deacon of the great Church who
81   8”,23|            say, there is no priest or deacon present.~ ~  [183] But here
82   8”,23|             every church had also its deacon. Hence, in accordance with
83   8”,23|            the divine body, while the deacon, standing near, with the
84   8”,23|                  257] Epiphanius, the Deacon of Catana, in the eparchy
85   8”,23|               Council replied through Deacon Epiphanius, by asserting