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1 Divine Office (In various Christian churches, the office for the canonical hours of prayer that priests and the religious say daily)
Религия: канонические часы (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Divine Office (In various Christian churches, the office for the canonical hours of prayer that priests and the religious say daily)
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2 Divine Office
1) Церковный термин: суточный круг богослужений2) Религия: богослужение (1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа), литургия часов (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа), (In various Christian churches, the office for the canonical hours of prayer that priests and the religious say daily) канонические часы (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа) -
3 Divine office
1) Церковный термин: суточный круг богослужений2) Религия: богослужение (1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа), литургия часов (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа), (In various Christian churches, the office for the canonical hours of prayer that priests and the religious say daily) канонические часы (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа) -
4 divine office
1) Церковный термин: суточный круг богослужений2) Религия: богослужение (1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа), литургия часов (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа), (In various Christian churches, the office for the canonical hours of prayer that priests and the religious say daily) канонические часы (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа) -
5 канонические часы
Religion: Divine Office (In various Christian churches, the office for the canonical hours of prayer that priests and the religious say daily) (богослужение 1-го, 3-го, 6-го и 9-го часа), Liturgical Hours, Liturgy of the Hours
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