Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro, 0 | through the laying on of hands and, by listing its various
2 2, 10 | received them from Christ's own hands.~PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS~
3 2, 10 | The priest then washes his hands as an expression of his
4 2, 10 | the gifts offered by human hands be consecrated, that is,
5 3, 11 | victim not only through the hands of the priest but also together
6 4, 12 | requisites for the washing of hands. The chalice should be covered
7 4, 13 | facing the people and with hands outstretched, the priest
8 4, 13 | 88. With his hands joined, the priest then
9 4, 13 | while. Then the priest with hands outstretched says the opening
10 4, 13 | into the censer. Then with hands joined he bows before the
11 4, 13 | from a minister. With both hands he holds it slightly raised
12 4, 13 | raises it a little with both hands, and says the appointed
13 4, 13 | incensation, the priest washes his hands at the side of the altar
14 4, 13 | extending then joining his hands, pronounces the invitation: «
15 4, 13 | prayer over the gifts with hands outstretched. At the end
16 4, 13 | eucharistic prayer. With hands outstretched, he says: «
17 4, 13 | your hearts», he raises his hands; with hands outstretched,
18 4, 13 | he raises his hands; with hands outstretched, he adds: «
19 4, 13 | conclusion, he joins his hands and ~
20 4, 13 | prayer, the priest, with hands joined, says the introduction
21 4, 13 | the Lord's Prayer. With hands outstretched he then sings
22 4, 13 | the priest alone, with hands outstretched, says the embolism, «
23 4, 13 | extending then joining his hands, he gives the greeting of
24 4, 13 | people, the priest says, with hands outstretched: «Let us pray».
25 4, 13 | 124. Then the priest, with hands outstretched, greets the
26 4, 13 | after the blessing, with hands joined, the priest adds: «
27 4, 14 | people's gifts. Next, he hands the priest the paten with
28 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
29 4, 21 | says these prayers, with hands outstretched and aloud. ~
30 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
31 4, 21 | approve our offering» with hands outstretched toward the
32 4, 21 | When supper was ended» with hands joined. ~c. While saying
33 4, 21 | and «Look with favor» with hands outstretched. ~e. From «
34 4, 21 | inclusive, they bow with hands joined; then they stand
35 4, 21 | says these prayers, with hands outstretched and aloud. ~
36 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
37 4, 21 | Let your Spirit come» with hands outstretched toward the
38 4, 21 | When supper was ended» with hands joined. ~c. While saying
39 4, 21 | all of us who share» with hands outstretched. ~
40 4, 21 | the intercessions, with hands outstretched.~
41 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
42 4, 21 | bring you these gifts» with hands outstretched toward the
43 4, 21 | When supper was ended» with hands joined. ~c. While saying
44 4, 21 | and «Look with favor» with hands outstretched.~
45 4, 21 | says these prayers, with hands outstretched. ~
46 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
47 4, 21 | may this Holy Spirit» with hands outstretched toward the
48 4, 21 | and «In the same way» with hands joined.~c. While saying
49 4, 21 | upon this sacrifice» with hands outstretched. ~
50 4, 21 | he alone says them, with hands outstretched.~
51 4, 22 | 192. Next, with hands joined, the celebrant introduces
52 4, 22 | the Lord's Prayer; with hands outstretched, he then says
53 4, 22 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. All the concelebrants
54 4, 22 | He drinks a little and hands the chalice to the deacon
55 4, 25 | 216. Then, with hands joined, the priest says: «
56 4, 25 | the opening prayer, with hands outstretched. At the end
57 4, 27 | altar, the priest washes his hands at the side of the altar
58 4, 33 | acolyte present:~a. The priest hands this minister the chalice
59 Appen1 | host is not placed in the hands of the communicants, nor
60 Appen2 | the rite of washing the hands be omitted from the celebration
61 Appen2 | raising then joining their hands during the dialogue before
62 Appen2 | 392) says precisely: "With hands extended he sings or says: «
63 Appen2 | you»;" "He lifts up his hands and continues: «Lift up
64 Appen2 | up your hearts»;" "With hands extended, he continues: «
65 Appen2 | continues the preface with hands extended." Therefore, the
66 Appen2 | this point: "He joins his hands before his breast and bows
67 Appen2 | raising, and joining his hands, and bowing his head to
68 Appen2 | s invitation by holding hands during the singing of the
69 Appen2 | The prolonged holding of hands is of itself a sign of communion
70 Appen2 | celebrants place their joined hands on the altar and, with bowed
71 Appen2 | X, 3): "Then with joined hands placed on the altar, eyes
72 Appen2 | Then the priest, with hands joined, says softly. . ."
73 Appen2 | celebrant stands upright with hands joined before his breast:
74 Appen2 | similar. Then the priest, with hands outstretched over the people,
75 Appen2 | priest omits extending his hands over the congregation (MR
76 Appen2 | The priest extends his hands over the congregation while
77 Appen2 | Therefore, he holds his hands extended over the congregation
78 Appen2 | concelebrants stretch out their hands toward the gifts to invoke
79 Appen2 | epiclesis some bring their hands back as soon as the principal
80 Appen2 | gifts; others keep their hands outstretched until the text
81 Appen2 | concelebrants must hold their hands over the gifts (GIRM nos.
82 Appen2 | 180a, 184a, 188a: "with hands outstretched toward the
83 Appen2 | The act of holding the hands outstretched must accompany
84 Appen2 | by saying: "He joins his hands": Not 14 (1978) 303304,
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