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 1   2,   3   |     memorial acclamation, and the song after communion.~b. Others
 2   2,   4   | instruction, an acclamation, or a song; the tone should also be
 3   2,   5   |    inspired songs (see Col 3:16). Song is the sign of the heart'
 4   2,   6   |         beginning of the entrance song or when the priest enters
 5   2,   8   |        word, namely, the entrance song, greeting, penitential rite, «
 6   2,   8   |           assembled, the entrance song begins as the priest and
 7   2,   8   |           in. The purpose of this song is to open the celebration,
 8   2,   8   |                  26. The entrance song is sung alternately either
 9   2,   8   |           may be used, or another song that is suited to this part
10   2,   8   |            28. After the entrance song, the priest and the whole
11   2,   8   |   penitential rite. Since it is a song by which the faithful praise
12   2,  10   |   accompanied by the presentation song, which continues at least
13   2,  10   |         altar. The rules for this song are the same as those for
14   2,  10   |         as those for the entrance song (no. 26). If it is not sung,
15   2,  10   |           sacrament the communion song is sung. Its function is
16   2,  10   |          an act of community. The song begins when the priest takes
17   2,  10   |           body. But the communion song should be ended in good
18   2,  10   |      Gradual» or another suitable song approved by the conference
19   2,  10   |           a hymn, psalm, or other song of praise may be sung by
20   3,  11   |         or joining in prayers and song, or above all by offering
21   3,  11   |           psalm or other biblical song that comes between the readings.
22   4,  11   |         should be celebrated with song and with a suitable number
23   4,  13   |         to the altar the entrance song is sung (see nos. 25 - 26).~
24   4,  13   |         chair. After the entrance song, and with all standing,
25   4,  13   |   intercessions, the presentation song begins (see no. 50). The
26   4,  13   |                119. The communion song is begun while the priest
27   4,  16   |           If there is no entrance song or communion song and the
28   4,  16   |        entrance song or communion song and the antiphons in the
29   7,  37   |                                   SONG~
30 Appen1     |            acclamations and other song of the congregation.~In
31 Appen1     |                      26. ENTRANCE SONG~As a further alternative
32 Appen1     |           be used as the entrance song, the following criterion
33 Appen1     |         of texts for the entrance song should not conflict with
34 Appen1     |          options for the entrance song:~1. the entrance antiphon
35 Appen1     |          the «Simple Gradual»;~3. song from other collections of
36 Appen1     |        antiphons;~4. other sacred song chosen in accord with the
37 Appen1     |      options exist for the sacred song at the offertory and Communion,
38 Appen1     |          and there is no entrance song, is the antiphon in the
39 Appen1     |                     50. OFFERTORY SONG~The choice of texts for
40 Appen1     |           texts for the offertory song is governed by the same
41 Appen1     |         same rule as the entrance song, with the several options
42 Appen1     |          If there is no offertory song, the offertory antiphon
43 Appen1     |          be used as the offertory song, the following criterion
44 Appen1     |    November, 1969: ~The offertory song need not speak of bread
45 Appen1     |         function of the offertory song is rather to accompany and
46 Appen1     |  therefore, may be an appropriate song of praise or of rejoicing
47 Appen1     |           regard to the offertory song, the statement of the Bishops'
48 Appen1     |  procession can be accompanied by song. Song is not always necessary
49 Appen1     |           be accompanied by song. Song is not always necessary
50 Appen1     |         fitting at this time. The song need not speak of bread
51 Appen1     |           proper function of this song is to accompany and celebrate
52 Appen1     |            can be any appropriate song of praise or of rejoicing
53 Appen1     |    approved criterion above.) The song need not accompany the entire
54 Appen1     |     entire preparation rite. (The song, if any, continues at least
55 Appen1     |                    56i. COMMUNION SONG~The choice of texts for
56 Appen1     |           texts for the Communion song is governed by the same
57 Appen1     |         same rule as the entrance song, with the several options
58 Appen1     |          be used as the Communion song, the following criterion
59 Appen1     |    November, 1969: ~The Communion song should foster a sense of
60 Appen1     |         and there is no Communion song, is the antiphon in the «
61 Appen2     |     context is about the entrance song. Nevertheless the norm takes