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		<title>Questions and answers about the Divine Liturgy #2 &#8211; About the Proskomidi</title>
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The Proskomidi is the first part of the Divine Liturgy during which the Priest prepares mystically the gifts necessary for the Eucharistic Sacrifice of the Liturgy. It is performed in a special place in the Holy Altar called the Oblation table, Proskomidi or Prothesis. <a href="http://dialogues.stjohndfw.info/2009/02/questions-and-answers-about-the-divine-liturgy-2/">Continue reading</a>]]></description>
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