Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro, 0 | the ministerial priesthood proper to the presbyter, who offers
2 Intro, 0 | priesthood puts into its proper light another reality of
3 Intro, 0 | all peoples, certain needs proper to our era - are completely
4 1, 0 | faithful who take their own proper part in it may more fully
5 2, 6 | communion. While the songs proper to these movements are being
6 2, 9 | presidential function, it is proper that as a rule a deacon
7 2, 9 | the Ordinary or from the Proper of the Mass of the day,
8 2, 9 | celebrated and the needs proper to the listeners.36~
9 3, 11 | to ensure that the parts proper to it, in keeping with the
10 3, 11 | people take part in the way proper to them.52~ ~
11 3, 11 | The reader has his own proper function in the eucharistic
12 4, 11 | celebration, it is most proper that they be celebrated
13 4, 11 | should exercise the function proper to the order or ministry
14 4, 13 | priest and ministers make the proper reverence, that is, a low
15 4, 13 | the people taking their proper part, follow the general
16 4, 13 | kisses the altar, makes the proper reverence with the ministers,
17 4, 14 | the priest he makes the proper reverence and goes up to
18 4, 14 | kisses the altar, makes the proper reverence, and leaves in
19 4, 16 | altar, the reader makes the proper reverence along with the
20 4, 16 | reader recites them at the proper time.~ ~
21 4, 17 | the Masses are at their proper times of day. ~d. One who
22 4, 23 | the concelebrants make the proper reverence to the altar;
23 4, 33 | communicants approach, make the proper reverence, and stand in
24 4, 33 | communicants approach, make the proper reverence, and stand in
25 4, 33 | communicants approach, make the proper reverence, stand in front
26 4, 33 | communicants approach, make the proper reverence, stand in front
27 5, 33 | 280. Proper planning of a church and
28 6, 34 | therefore symbolize the function proper to each ministry. But at
29 6, 34 | and stole, is the vestment proper to the priest celebrant
30 6, 34 | and stole, is the vestment proper to the deacon.~
31 6, 34 | keeping with the rubrics proper to each rite. ~
32 6, 34 | materials, natural fabrics proper to the region may be used
33 6, 34 | are celebrated in their proper color, in white, or in a
34 6, 34 | celebrated in the color proper to the day or the season
35 6, 34 | Mass itself or in the color proper to the day or season. ~ ~
36 7, 36 | communion, unless they are proper, may be taken either from
37 7, 36 | of the year, however, the proper seasonal prayers appointed
38 7, 37 | norms laid down in their proper places are to be observed
39 Appen1 | putting the assembly in the proper frame of mind for listening
40 Appen1 | wine or of offering. The proper function of the offertory
41 Appen1 | or wine or offering. The proper function of this song is
42 Appen1 | these considerations:~a. Proper catechesis must be provided
43 Appen1 | be provided to assure the proper and reverent reception of
44 Appen1 | Thanksgiving Day, for which either proper text or texts of the «Sacramentary»
45 Appen2 | the community character proper to these texts and by stressing
46 Appen2 | his or her own place and proper role: "In liturgical celebrations
47 Appen2 | inserted into the missal proper to each region. But practice
48 Appen2 | chasuble is the vestment proper to the priest celebrant,
49 Appen2 | the «Missale Romanum» (RM: Proper of the Saints, Introduction
50 Appen2 | formularies of the Roman Canon proper to the day still to be followed
51 Appen2 | they are given in their proper place, that is, in the Roman
52 Appen2 | preface to be regarded as proper? ~REPLY: The problem arises
53 Appen2 | when a Mass has its own proper preface (GIRM no. 322d).
54 Appen2 | question of the meaning of "proper preface." A preface is to
55 Appen2 | preface is to be regarded as "proper" in a strict sense in Masses
56 Appen2 | during its «octave». In the Proper of Seasons there is a corresponding
57 Appen2 | is not to be regarded as proper strictly speaking and during
58 Appen2 | communion, unless they are proper, also be taken from the
59 Appen2 | communion, unless they are proper, may be taken «either» from
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