Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro, 0 | the supper (Lk 22:12). The Church has always regarded this
2 Intro, 0 | celebration of Mass by the Church of the Roman Rite, are fresh
3 Intro, 0 | unchanged love that the Church shows toward the eucharist.
4 Intro, 0 | the whole tradition of the Church.1 Vatican Council II reaffirmed
5 Intro, 0 | to his beloved Bride, the Church, a memorial of his death
6 Intro, 0 | and living sacrifice: the Church's offering and the Victim
7 Intro, 0 | this new Missal, then, the Church's rule of prayer () corresponds
8 Intro, 0 | and other documents of the Church's magisterium7 have reaffirmed
9 Intro, 0 | the action of the whole Church; in it all should do only,
10 Intro, 0 | recent developments in the Church's tradition, then unjustly
11 Intro, 0 | and understanding of the Church's entire past and of all
12 Intro, 0 | bears witness to the Roman Church's rule of prayer () and
13 Intro, 0 | for the actual life of the Church. Many were pressing for
14 Intro, 0 | with a reaffirmation of the Church's traditional teaching.
15 Intro, 0 | that "the rite of the Roman Church, in which part of the canon
16 Intro, 0 | Convened in order to adapt the Church to the contemporary requirements
17 Intro, 0 | 15. Thus the Church remains faithful in its
18 Intro, 0 | directs the prayer of the Church expressly to the needs of
19 Intro, 0 | expressions, drawn from the Church's most ancient tradition
20 Intro, 0 | example, the prayers for the Church, the laity, the sanctification
21 Intro, 0 | the actual state of the Church's discipline. Thus there
22 Intro, 0 | age in the history of the Church. In short, the liturgical
23 1, 0 | universal and the local Church as well as for each person
24 1, 0 | and entrusted it to the Church, his beloved Bride, as the
25 1, 0 | hope, and charity. The Church desires this kind of participation,
26 1, 0 | action of Christ and the Church,9 in which the priest always
27 1, 0 | elements provided by the Church which, in view of the circumstances
28 2, 0 | gathering together of the Church: "Where two or three come
29 2, 1 | Scriptures are read in the Church, God himself is speaking
30 2, 8 | mystery of the gathered Church.~PENITENTIAL RITE~
31 2, 8 | ancient hymn in which the Church, assembled in the Holy Spirit,
32 2, 9 | intercessions for the needs of the Church and for the salvation of
33 2, 9 | when the people come to church in large numbers.37~The
34 2, 9 | will be offered for the Church, for civil authorities,
35 2, 9 | a. for the needs of the Church;~b. for public authorities
36 2, 10 | continuously present in the Church, when the priest, representing
37 2, 10 | of me." Accordingly, the Church has planned the celebration
38 2, 10 | money or other gifts for the church or the poor brought by the
39 2, 10 | This is a symbol of the Church's offering and prayer going
40 2, 10 | special invocations the Church calls on God's power and
41 2, 10 | through the apostles, the Church keeps his memorial by recalling
42 2, 10 | Offering: in this memorial, the Church - and in particular the
43 2, 10 | and in particular the Church here and now assembled -
44 2, 10 | in the Holy Spirit. The Church's intention is that the
45 2, 10 | communion with the entire Church of heaven and earth and
46 2, 10 | offering is made for the Church and all its members, living
47 2, 10 | peace and unity for the Church and for the whole human
48 3, 11 | celebration itself makes the Church stand out as being formed
49 3, 11 | light the mystery of the Church, which is the sacrament
50 3, 11 | high honor since the early Church, has first place. At Mass
51 3, 11 | meet the people at the church entrance, seat them, and
52 3, 11 | discretion of the rector of the church, women may be appointed
53 3, 11 | direction of the rector of the church and should consult the faithful.~ ~
54 4, 11 | 74. In the local Church, first place should be given,
55 4, 11 | preeminent expression of the Church.~
56 4, 11 | represents the universal Church gathered at a given time
57 4, 13 | to meet the needs of the church and of the poor.~The faithful'
58 4, 17 | the priesthood and of the Church itself which marks every
59 4, 18 | usual procession through the church to the altar. The concelebrating
60 4, 21 | In union with the whole Church», may be assigned to one
61 4, 21 | living, «Lord, remember your Church», and for the dead, «Remember
62 4, 33 | are also to teach that the Church has power in its stewardship
63 4, 33 | substance remains intact. The Church may make those rules and
64 4, 33 | the full communion of the Church; ~2. the bride and bridegroom
65 5, 33 | God normally assemble in a church or, if there is none, in
66 5, 33 | all times, therefore, the Church seeks out the service of
67 5, 33 | peoples and regions.73 The Church is intent on keeping the
68 5, 33 | are to become part of a church, the highest artistic standard
69 5, 33 | diocese and to their own church as symbols of the spiritual
70 5, 33 | symbols of the spiritual Church that their Christian vocation
71 5 | II. ARRANGEMENT OF A CHURCH FOR THE LITURGICAL ASSEMBLY~
72 5, 33 | that is, in the part of the church that brings out their distinctive
73 5, 33 | off from the body of the church either by being somewhat
74 5, 33 | 263. According to the Church's traditional practice and
75 5, 33 | way from the body of the church.82~ ~
76 5, 33 | word of God requires the church to have a place that is
77 5, 33 | with the structure of each church, it must be so placed that
78 5, 33 | relation to the design of each church, the «schola cantorum» should
79 5, 33 | of the structure of the church, the sacrament should be
80 5, 33 | custom, and in a part of the church that is worthy and properly
81 5, 33 | only one tabernacle in each church.89~ ~
82 5, 33 | 278. In keeping with the Church's very ancient tradition,
83 5, 33 | adornment and arrangement of a church.~ ~
84 5 | XII. GENERAL PLAN OF THE CHURCH~
85 5, 33 | 279. The style in which a church is decorated should be a
86 5, 33 | choice of materials for church appointments must be marked
87 5, 33 | 280. Proper planning of a church and its surroundings that
88 6, 33 | the example of Christ, the Church has always used bread and
89 6, 33 | tradition of the entire Church, the bread must be made
90 6, 33 | the tradition of the Latin Church, it must be unleavened.~
91 6, 33 | case of architecture, the Church welcomes the artistic style
92 6, 34 | 297. In the Church, the Body of Christ, not
93 6 | V. OTHER REQUISITES FOR CHURCH USE~
94 6, 34 | other way introduced into a church should be worthy and suited
95 7, 34 | follow the calendar of the church where he is celebrating. ~
96 7, 34 | follow the calendar of the church where he is celebrating; ~
97 7, 34 | either the calendar of the church or his own calendar. ~
98 7, 34 | sufficient reason, since the Church desires that a richer portion
99 7, 36 | In union with the whole Church» or in Masses that have
100 7, 36 | needs of the people, the Church, and the world. During the
101 8, 38 | and for the needs of the Church, both local and universal.~
102 8, 38 | discretion of the rector of the church or the priest celebrant,
103 8, 38 | 335. The Church offers Christ's paschal
104 Appen1 | important seasons of the Church year, Easter time, Lent,
105 Appen1 | important seasons of the Church year, Easter time, Lent,
106 Appen1 | During the remainder of the Church year, however, topical songs
107 Appen1 | important seasons of the Church year, Easter time, Lent,
108 Appen1 | During the remainder of the Church year, however, topical songs
109 Appen1 | wavering on the part of the Church in its faith in the Eucharistic
110 Appen1 | have taken place at the church door, the priest venerates
111 Appen1 | gifts for the needs of the Church and of the poor.~If incense
112 Appen2 | the reformed rites of the Church and their celebration. The
113 Appen2 | being participants in the Church's liturgy, which is the
114 Appen2 | people's offerings for the Church and for the poor, but nothing
115 Appen2 | other gifts intended for the Church and the poor. This preparatory
116 Appen2 | which the activity of the Church is directed; at the same
117 Appen2 | fount from which all the Church's power flows" (SC art.
118 Appen2 | take their place in the Church outside the «presbyterium»,
119 Appen2 | presumed in a parish or public church, where there is a different
120 Appen2 | says: "According to the Church's traditional practice and
121 Appen2 | rite of Dedication of a Church and an Altar, May 29,1977.)~ ~
122 Appen2 | discretion of the rector of the church or the priest celebrant,
123 Appen2 | discretion of the rector of the Church or the priest celebrant,
124 Appen2 | discretion of the rector of the Church or the priest celebrant,
125 Appen2 | Friday "according to the Church's ancient tradition, the
126 Appen2 | On Holy Saturday the Church waits at the Lord's tomb,. . .
127 Abbrev | Office of Bishops in the Church), 28 October 1965.~DV ~Vatican
128 Abbrev | Dogmatic Constitution on the Church), 21 November 1964.~MusSacr ~
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