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 1 Intro,   0 |      reaffirmed this teaching in these significant words: "At the
 2 Intro,   0 |          the course of time. For these people are the people of
 3 Intro,   0 |         Christ's body and blood. These people are holy by their
 4 Intro,   0 |         obeyed everywhere. Among these are the obligatory homily
 5   2,   2   |      person of Christ, addresses these prayers to God in the name
 6   2,   2   | themselves. By their very nature these introductions do not need
 7   2,   6   |        While the songs proper to these movements are being sung,
 8   2,   8   |      preparation.~The purpose of these rites is that the faithful
 9   2,  10   |       the parts corresponding to these words and actions of Christ:~
10   2,  10   |        or collected at the Mass. These are to be put in a suitable
11   2,  10   |       the eucharistic prayer are these:~a. Thanksgiving (expressed
12   3,  11   |        their function correctly, these cantors should possess singing
13   4,  11   |          religious or canons. In these Masses, therefore, individuals
14   4,  12   |         and water, unless all of these are brought in by the faithful
15   4,  13   |        assistant bishops.»60 All these phrases should be modified
16   4,  13   |    quietly: «Lord, may I receive these gifts», etc., and dries
17   4,  15   |         therefore desirable that these functions be suitably distributed
18   4,  21   |     concelebrants; he alone says these prayers, with hands outstretched
19   4,  21   | eucharistic bread and chalice as these are shown and afterward
20   4,  21   |     concelebrants; he alone says these prayers, with hands outstretched
21   4,  21   |         our Lord you give us all these gifts», is said by the principal
22   4,  21   |         so, Father, we bring you these gifts» to «Look with favor»
23   4,  21   |         so, Father, we bring you these gifts» with hands outstretched
24   4,  21   | eucharistic bread and chalice as these are shown andafterward bow
25   4,  21   |     concelebrants; he alone says these prayers, with hands outstretched. ~
26   4,  21   | eucharistic bread and chalice as these are shown and afterward
27   4,  33   |          kinds, the priest gives these communion, then returns
28   5,  33   |        at the altar.~Even though these elements must express a
29   6,  34   |          diversity of vestments. These should therefore symbolize
30   7,  35   |       solemnity or feast occurs, these readings are for the most
31   7,  35   |          special circumstances. ~These selections of readings have
32   7,  36   |          the opening prayer from these Masses. ~This provides a
33   8,  38   |          because of the funeral. These may be non - Catholics or
34 Appen1     |         all are the admonitions. These enable the people to be
35 Appen1     |     Prayer. By their very nature these brief admonitions do not
36 Appen1     |         should not conflict with these purposes.~In general, during
37 Appen1     |         procession provided that these texts do not conflict with
38 Appen1     |    Communion procession provided these texts do not conflict with
39 Appen1     |      practice, drew attention to these considerations:~a. Proper
40 Appen1     |        for fixed altars provided these are worthy, solid and properly
41 Appen1     |  presented the above decision in these terms: The expression of
42 Appen2     |      gives simple rules to solve these questions (GIRM no. 21):
43 Appen2     |        of faith are at issue and these involve the assembly as
44 Appen2     |    community character proper to these texts and by stressing the
45 Appen2     |           it may be said even on these weekdays when there is a "
46 Appen2     |     gifts offered by the people. These are the elements for the
47 Appen2     |       patron saint"). How should these words be interpreted? Must
48 Appen2     |       any gesture to be added to these invocations: Not 14 (1978)
49 Appen2     |     which are to be consecrated. These gifts are received by the
50 Appen2     |         blesses the people, with these words . . ."(no. 42). But
51 Appen2     |        churchgoers take part. In these cases the bell as a signal
52 Appen2     |   directs that the priest speaks these words while facing the congregation:
53 Appen2     |        of the celebrant. Clearly these formularies have the same
54 Appen2     |        GIRM no. 234 to recognize these various cases: "A bow of
55 Appen2     |    quietly: «Lord, may I receive these gifts», etc., and dries
56 Appen2     |         by nos. 81 and 302. From these it is altogether clear that
57 Appen2     |          are not allowed. During these seasons the weekday office
58 Appen2     |           GIRM no. 333)? ~REPLY: These are the weekdays that are
59 Appen2     |    According to the GIRM no. 337 these Masses are allowed on weekdays