Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro, 0 | the faithful present at each Mass should communicate
2 1, 0 | local Church as well as for each person the center of the
3 1, 0 | nature and circumstances of each assembly, the celebration
4 1, 0 | Constitution on the Liturgy, each conference of bishops has
5 2, 5 | the culture and ability of each congregation, great importance
6 2, 6 | meaning and character of each part of the celebration.~
7 2, 6 | the norms prescribed for each.~ ~
8 2, 7 | on the time it occurs in each part of the celebration.
9 2, 8 | choir or cantor.~As a rule each of the acclamations is said
10 2, 9 | response said together after each intention or by silent prayer.~ ~
11 2, 10 | with the Father and with each other, so that at last God
12 2, 11 | the assembly, which sends each member back to doing good
13 3, 11 | brothers and sisters to each other. ~They should become
14 3, 11 | effective preparation of each liturgical celebration as
15 4, 13 | rubrics that are given for each of them. If the priest celebrant
16 4, 13 | modified grammatically to fit each of the eucharistic prayers.~
17 4, 13 | priest may add: «Let us offer each other a sign of peace».
18 4, 13 | slightly and shows it to each one, saying: «The body of
19 4, 14 | peace, saying: «Let us offer each other the sign of peace».
20 4, 21 | saying the words of the Lord, each extends his right hand toward
21 4, 21 | saying the words of the Lord, each extends his right hand toward
22 4, 21 | saying the words of the Lord, each extends his right hand toward
23 4, 21 | saying the words of the Lord, each extends his right hand toward
24 4, 22 | concelebrants) says: «Let us offer each other the sign of peace»,
25 4, 22 | with a purificator after each concelebrant communicates.~
26 4, 22 | off. After communicating, each one returns to his seat. ~
27 4, 22 | is to be taken that after each communion the spoon is placed
28 4, 22 | follows the rite that in each instance has been decided
29 4, 33 | needed for the celebrant and each communicant. There should
30 4, 33 | celebrant offers the chalice to each communicant in the way described
31 5, 33 | ministries and actions for each part of the celebration.
32 5, 33 | keeping with the structure of each church, it must be so placed
33 5, 33 | relation to the design of each church, the «schola cantorum»
34 5, 33 | ministry and readily allow each member complete, that is,
35 5, 33 | be only one tabernacle in each church.89~ ~
36 6, 33 | genius and traditions of each people, provided they fit
37 6, 33 | to make the decisions for each region.~ ~
38 6, 34 | keeping with the culture of each region, provided each type
39 6, 34 | of each region, provided each type of vessel is suited
40 6, 34 | symbolize the function proper to each ministry. But at the same
41 6, 34 | is lawfully approved in each region. ~
42 6, 34 | with the rubrics proper to each rite. ~
43 7, 34 | the readings assigned for each day in the weekday lectionary
44 7, 34 | remembrance of the dead in each eucharistic prayer. ~Where
45 7, 35 | readings are provided for each day of every week throughout
46 7, 36 | seasonal prayers appointed for each day in the Missal already
47 Appen1 | number at the beginning of each section below refers to
48 Appen2 | numbers at the beginning of each section refer to the respective
49 Appen2 | words usually complement each other; 2. in this matter
50 Appen2 | liturgical celebrations each one, minister or layperson,
51 Appen2 | always» and «Let us offer each other a sign of peace»?
52 Appen2 | invitation: «Let us offer each other the sign of peace»
53 Appen2 | into the missal proper to each region. But practice varies:
54 Appen2 | people respond: «Amen» to each part of this blessing. The
55 Appen2 | voices is heard, as though each were striving to outdo the
56 Appen2 | nature of the functions that each concelebrant performs and
57 Appen2 | the part that belongs to each individual in the liturgical
58 Appen2 | celebration. See SC art. 28: ". . .each person, minister or layperson,
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