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 1 Intro,   0 |          because of the priest's more prominent place and office
 2 Intro,   0 |        origin, but becoming ever more holy by conscious, active,
 3 Intro,   0 |          tradition. And when the more profound elements of this
 4 Intro,   0 |   important means for presenting more clearly the catechesis on
 5 Intro,   0 |          strongly endorsed "that more complete form of participation
 6 Intro,   0 |          occasions, because this more explicit form of the sacramental
 7 Intro,   0 |       style of language would be more in accord with the language
 8   1,   0   |        own proper part in it may more fully receive its good effects.5
 9   1,   0   |          of the people bring out more plainly the ecclesial nature
10   2,   5   |          given to those that are more significant and especially
11   2,   5   |     countries come together ever more frequently, it is desirable
12   2,   8   |    circumstances, it may be said more than twice or a short verse (
13   2,   8   |          feasts, and in special, more solemn celebrations. ~OPENING
14   2,   9   |        in the responsorial psalm more readily, some texts of responses
15   2,   9   |      maybe said also at special, more solemn celebrations. ~If
16   2,   9   |          intercessions may refer more specifically to the occasion.~
17   2,  10   |         the Mediator, to an ever more complete union with the
18   2,  10   |         communion will stand out more clearly as a sharing in
19   2,  10   |         to receive Christ's body more fully an act of community.
20   2,  11   |       over the people or another more solemn formulary;~b. the
21   3,  11   |          The conference may also more precisely designate a suitable
22   4,  13   |      days and occasions another, more solemn form of blessing
23   4,  15   |   present, he should perform the more important functions and
24   4,  17   |   concelebration stands out even more clearly in the instances
25   4,  17   |        celebrate or concelebrate more than once on the same day
26   4,  18   |       however, as when there are more concelebrants than vestments,
27   4,  22   | principal celebrant or by one or more of the concelebrants, or
28   4,  33   |        240. Holy communion has a more complete form as a sign
29   4,  33   |     toward a desire to take part more intensely in a sacred rite
30   4,  33   |      eucharistic meal stands out more explicitly.~
31   5,  33   |          making decisions on the more important issues.77 ~ ~
32   6,  33   |         in apostolic times, will more clearly bring out the force
33   6,  34   |        necessary if the metal is more precious than gold and does
34   6,  34   |         309. On solemn occasions more precious vestments may be
35   7,  34   |         regard to the parts that more directly belong to them. ~
36   7,  35   |          priest may choose texts more suited to the particular
37   7,  35   |    assigned so that by hearing a more pertinent passage from God'
38   7,  35   |      part in and may be led to a more ardent love for God's word.~
39   7,  36   | eucharistic prayer and bring out more clearly the different facets
40   7,  36   |        and the world. During the more important seasons of the
41   7,  38   | permissions just given to choose more suitable texts, the conferences
42 Appen1     |       Roman Missal» entrusts the more important admonitions to
43 Appen1     |         the biblical readings is more significant than the person
44 Appen1     |      time, length, occasion, and more specific intentions of prayer
45 Appen2     |     after the «Sanctus» and even more often after the consecration
46 Appen2     |        by the phrase "a special, more solemn celebration?" REPLY:
47 Appen2     |         be said also at special, more solemn celebrations. If
48 Appen2     |        weekdays when there is a "more solemn" celebration: Not
49 Appen2     |          congregation celebrated more solemnly, different ways
50 Appen2     |       And even on a Sunday or on more solemn days? May the blessed
51 Appen2     |           and even on Sunday and more solemn days. Special conditions
52 Appen2     |       the people either with the more solemn formulary that will
53 Appen2     |          spoken at Mass; what is more, as far as the biblical
54 Appen2     |        Mass of Paul VI (no. 132) more precisely determines what
55 Appen2     |      days and occasions another, more solemn form of blessing
56 Appen2     |          to this response to use more elaborate chants that give
57 Appen2     |    celebrated by the pope or the more simple «Amen» in the French
58 Appen2     |    gestures and posture. All the more care should be taken about
59 Appen2     | principal celebrant or by one or more of the concelebrants, or
60 Appen2     |         concelebrate with one or more priests a normal Mass but