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 1 Intro,   0 |          the examination of a few liturgical commentaries of the Middle
 2 Intro,   0 |      Ancient Spanish and Gallican liturgical books also became available,
 3 Intro,   0 |       known today because so many liturgical documents have been discovered.
 4 Intro,   0 |           a major step forward in liturgical tradition. The Fathers of
 5 Intro,   0 |         in the permission for all liturgical celebrations in which the
 6 Intro,   0 |         the Church. In short, the liturgical norms of the Council of
 7   1,   0   |          made present.3 All other liturgical rites and all the works
 8   3,  11   |      diversity of their order and liturgical function.45 Thus in carrying
 9   3,  11   |           choir exercises its own liturgical function within the assembly.
10   3,  11   |   proclaim the word of God in the liturgical assembly.55~
11   3,  11   |     effective preparation of each liturgical celebration as to its rites,
12   4,  13   |                   126. If another liturgical service follows the Mass,
13   4,  17   |     meaning of the rite or of the liturgical feast, to celebrate or concelebrate
14   4,  29   |          According to traditional liturgical practice, the altar and
15   4,  33   |         of:~a. all who exercise a liturgical function at this concelebration
16   5        |   ARRANGEMENT OF A CHURCH FOR THE LITURGICAL ASSEMBLY~
17   5,  33   |          solid material suited to liturgical use, according to the traditions
18   5,  33   |         the rite described in the liturgical books; but movable altars
19   5,  33   |           are to be used at every liturgical service as a sign of reverence
20   5,  33   |           also assist the choir's liturgical ministry and readily allow
21   5,  33   |    elements belonging directly to liturgical services but also to those
22   6,  34   |         is suited to the intended liturgical use. ~
23   6,  34   |           rites prescribed in the liturgical books are to be followed. ~ ~
24   6,  34   |    furnishings that either have a liturgical use or are in any other
25   7,  35   |           for proclamation in the liturgical assembly are to be chosen
26   7,  36   |          themes of prayer for the liturgical assembly and also to adapt
27   8,  38   |        those who are present at a liturgical celebration or hear the
28 Appen1     |          1972). ~The settings for liturgical texts to be sung by the
29 Appen1     |    earlier periods may be used in liturgical services even though they
30 Appen1     | legitimately approved versions of liturgical texts (November, 1967).
31 Appen1     |      selected in harmony with the liturgical season, feast or occasion (
32 Appen1     |      selected in harmony with the liturgical season, feast or occasion (
33 Appen1     |      prepared a commentary on the liturgical ministry of women: ~a. With
34 Appen1     |          to the exercise of other liturgical ministries. In particular
35 Appen1     |          commentator, director of liturgical participation, etc., is
36 Appen1     |    required in women who exercise liturgical ministries in the same way
37 Appen1     |          the organ may be used in liturgical services provided they are
38 Appen1     |    consultation with the diocesan liturgical and music commissions, to
39 Appen1     |    provided they are suitable for liturgical use, subject to the further
40 Appen1     |    provided they are suitable for liturgical use, subject to the further
41 Appen1     |    consultation with the diocesan liturgical commission, days or periods
42 Appen1     |        also General Norms for the Liturgical Year and the Calendar, nos.
43 Appen2     |            1974) 407.~QUERY 2: In liturgical assemblies there is a great
44 Appen2     |      Credo» belongs to the entire liturgical assembly, which says it
45 Appen2     |         vernacular variant in the liturgical text nothing inaccurate
46 Appen2     |        frequent meditation on the liturgical texts both before and after
47 Appen2     |           Coffy, President of the Liturgical Commission of France, and
48 Appen2     |           matter as in others the liturgical reform has sought authenticity
49 Appen2     |         by all the members of the liturgical assembly. Nevertheless,
50 Appen2     |        place and proper role: "In liturgical celebrations each one, minister
51 Appen2     |          in liturgy, a particular liturgical assembly may be able to
52 Appen2     |           is a different level of liturgical and religious education
53 Appen2     |           peace. Further, it is a liturgical gesture introduced spontaneously
54 Appen2     |    celebration? REPLY: In all the liturgical rites, use of the pastoral
55 Appen2     |         to each individual in the liturgical celebration. See SC art.
56 Appen2     |         use. Candles intended for liturgical use should be made of material
57 Appen2     |           or right? REPLY: a. The liturgical norms in force make a clear
58 Appen2     |        the rites appearing in the liturgical books (see GIRM no. 296).
59 Appen2     |         and office for the entire liturgical day on Passion, that is,
60 Appen2     |         the General Norms for the Liturgical Year and the Calendar leads
61 Appen2     |        are listed in the Table of Liturgical Days no. 13, i.e., "weekdays
62 Appen2     |  Christmas, which in the Table of Liturgical Days no. 9 are ranked with
63 Appen2     |     Christmas, which the Table of Liturgical Days no. 9 ranks with those