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<p> the name given to the folding gates in the center of the iconostasis, or screen, which, in the modern | Holy Gates <ref name="term_41060" /> | ||
==References == | <p> the name given to the folding gates in the center of the iconostasis, or screen, which, in the modern Greek churches, separates the body of the church from the holy of holies. The holy gates are opened and shut frequently during the service, part of the prayers and lessons being recited in front of them and part within the adytum. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:31, 15 October 2021
Holy Gates [1]
the name given to the folding gates in the center of the iconostasis, or screen, which, in the modern Greek churches, separates the body of the church from the holy of holies. The holy gates are opened and shut frequently during the service, part of the prayers and lessons being recited in front of them and part within the adytum.
