Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Appen2     |       this acceptable?~REPLY: The GIRM no. 12 clearly states: "
 2 Appen2     |           or sit. Accordingly the GIRM no. 21 gives this rule: "
 3 Appen2     |       option, not obligation. The GIRM no. 121, should, therefore,
 4 Appen2     |    communion? REPLY: As usual the GIRM gives simple rules to solve
 5 Appen2     |         to solve these questions (GIRM no. 21): a. The people stand
 6 Appen2     |     kneeling is not possible (see GIRM no. 21), a deep bow and
 7 Appen2     |                26. ~QUERY: In the GIRM no. 26 are the words «actioni
 8 Appen2     |            This occasion on which GIRM no. 31 calls for the singing
 9 Appen2     |         As is often the case, the GIRM shows progress of a spiritual
10 Appen2     |           As to the «Gloria», the GIRM no. 31, to preserve its
11 Appen2     |            As to the «Credo», the GIRM no. 44 says: "Recitation
12 Appen2     |        incensation the celebrant (GIRM nos. 51 and 105) proceeds
13 Appen2     |            In no way. 1. Both the GIRM (nos. 52, 106, 222) and
14 Appen2     |           to be cleansed within" (GIRM no. 52). In the course of
15 Appen2     |         dropped into the chalice (GIRM no. 56e). In practice two
16 Appen2     |          and the directive of the GIRM no. 56e: "This invocation
17 Appen2     |         recent one, to change the GIRM no. 80c, which reads: "The
18 Appen2     |     seated? REPLY: By rule of the GIRM no. 97, in the celebration
19 Appen2     |           paten with the bread in GIRM no. 102 compatible? REPLY:
20 Appen2     |         carried to the altar (see GIRM no. 101), then the offertory
21 Appen2     |          people, as is clear from GIRM no. 109: "A little before
22 Appen2     |     precisely determines what the GIRM says in no. 114: "Then the
23 Appen2     |       concluding rite? REPLY: The GIRM no. 124 indicates that on
24 Appen2     |        The rubrics of the Missal (GIRM no. 124; Order of Mass no.
25 Appen2     |       bishop or his delegate (see GIRM no. 158d): Not 5 (1969)
26 Appen2     |      gesture: a. According to the GIRM no. 170 the assembly of
27 Appen2     |       their hands over the gifts (GIRM nos. 174a, 180a, 184a, 188a: "
28 Appen2     |          this seems appropriate" (GIRM nos. 174c, 180c, 184c, 188c)
29 Appen2     |          This is exactly what the GIRM no. 191 indicates: "The
30 Appen2     |        usage also conforms to the GIRM no. 191, the second part
31 Appen2     |     blessings at the end of Mass (GIRM no. 211). The same reply
32 Appen2     |         the Order of Mass and the GIRM assign a few instances when
33 Appen2     |           is enough to recall the GIRM no. 234 to recognize these
34 Appen2     |         of the bread and wine the GIRM no. 234b prescribes: "The
35 Appen2     |          showing of the chalice" (GIRM no. 233); "he genuflects
36 Appen2     |        them, then bow profoundly (GIRM nos. 174c, 180c, 184c, 188c).~
37 Appen2     |  communion. For the celebrant the GIRM no. 115 and the Order of
38 Appen2     |         and for concelebrants the GIRM directs: "One by one the
39 Appen2     |           from one to the other" (GIRM no. 197). As for the people,
40 Appen2     |           some sign of reverence (GIRM nos. 244c, 245b, 246b, 247b):
41 Appen2     |                  237. ~QUERY: The GIRM no. 237 says that particles
42 Appen2     |       done about them. REPLY: The GIRM no. 237 must be taken in
43 Appen2     |           it with a purificator" (GIRM no. 120). The Order of Mass
44 Appen2     |          a. The directives in the GIRM are to be observed. There
45 Appen2     |        are found elsewhere in the GIRM: As the priest, no. 120: "
46 Appen2     |          Mass», no. 17). See also GIRM no. 229 on a priest celebrating
47 Appen2     |     consecrated? ~REPLY: Yes, The GIRM no. 263 says: "According
48 Appen2     |           REPLY: According to the GIRM no. 265, movable altars
49 Appen2     |         vegetable oil? REPLY: The GIRM prescribes candles for Mass "
50 Appen2     |      proclaiming the word of God (GIRM nos. 252 - 257). Where places
51 Appen2     |               283. ~QUERY: In the GIRM no. 283 what does «eucharistic
52 Appen2     |        its traditional shape. The GIRM in no way intended to change
53 Appen2     |         the liturgical books (see GIRM no. 296). The formularies
54 Appen2     |          an interpretation of the GIRM no. 299. The contents of
55 Appen2     |       Easter seasons? ~REPLY: The GIRM no. 316(c) speaks only of
56 Appen2     |           But a comparison of the GIRM with the General Norms for
57 Appen2     |          or with his permission" (GIRM no. 332). 3. On the weekdays
58 Appen2     | celebration with a congregation" (GIRM no. 333). The need in question
59 Appen2     |      indicated in nos. 3 - 4 (see GIRM no. 337). c. Daily Masses
60 Appen2     |      celebrated? ~REPLY: Yes. The GIRM no. 316c says: "On the weekdays
61 Appen2     |      saint or of all the saints" (GIRM no. 329c). Even though no.
62 Appen2     |         in the new Order of Mass (GIRM no. 322b): "When Mass is
63 Appen2     |           the carrying out of the GIRM no. 316 on restraint in
64 Appen2     |           its own proper preface (GIRM no. 322d). Further, the
65 Appen2     |        and occasions? ~REPLY: The GIRM no. 323 says: "In Masses
66 Appen2     |  celebrated observing the rule of GIRM no. 333: "If some real need
67 Appen2     | celebration with a congregation" (GIRM no. 333)? ~REPLY: These
68 Appen2     |   Pentecost inclusive." Since the GIRM no. 333 does not speak of
69 Appen2     |       REPLY: Yes. The rule of the GIRM no. 336 is that of the Masses
70 Appen2     |        case of Easter Sunday, the GIRM no. 336 already forbids
71 Appen2     |           dead referred to in the GIRM no. 337 be celebrated even
72 Appen2     |      REPLY: Yes. According to the GIRM no. 337 these Masses are