Chapter, Paragraph
1 2, 1 | proclaiming the Gospel.~The readings must therefore be listened
2 2, 1 | liturgy. In the biblical readings God's word addresses all
3 2, 2 | of the word (before the readings), and to the eucharistic
4 2, 6 | They should sit during the readings before the gospel and during
5 2, 9 | 33. Readings from Scripture and the chants
6 2, 9 | and the chants between the readings form the main part of the
7 2, 9 | part of the Mass. In the readings, explained by the homily,
8 2, 9 | the whole world.~SCRIPTURE READINGS~
9 2, 9 | 34. The readings lay the table of God's word
10 2, 9 | reader proclaims the other readings. In the absence of a deacon
11 2, 9 | setting it off from the other readings by special marks of honor.
12 2, 9 | itself. ~CHANTS BETWEEN THE READINGS~
13 2, 9 | connected with the individual readings: the choice of psalm depends
14 2, 9 | depends therefore on the readings. Nevertheless, in order
15 2, 9 | develop some point of the readings or of another text from
16 2, 9 | word of God heard in the readings and through the homily and
17 3, 11 | instituted to proclaim the readings from Scripture, with the
18 3, 11 | read the psalm between the readings.~The reader has his own
19 3, 11 | song that comes between the readings. To fulfill their function
20 3, 11 | qualified women to proclaim the readings before the gospel and to
21 3, 11 | altar; if there are several readings, it is better to distribute
22 4, 12 | distinct from the book of other readings, may be placed on the altar,
23 4, 13 | himself proclaims all the readings at the lectern and there
24 4, 13 | the chants between the readings. If incense is used, he
25 4, 16 | the reader proclaims the readings that precede the gospel.
26 5, 33 | heard by the faithful.~The readings, responsorial psalm, and
27 7, 34 | heightened if the texts of readings, prayers, and songs correspond
28 7, 34 | he should not omit the readings assigned for each day in
29 7, 35 | READINGS~
30 7, 35 | and holydays have three readings, that is, from the Old Testament,
31 7, 35 | that there will be three readings, but for pastoral reasons
32 7, 35 | bishops the use of only two readings is allowed in some places.
33 7, 35 | choice between the first two readings should be based on the norms
34 7, 35 | the weekday lectionary, readings are provided for each day
35 7, 35 | solemnity or feast occurs, these readings are for the most part to
36 7, 35 | the entire week's plan of readings, is allowed either to combine
37 7, 35 | omitted parts with other readings or to give preference to
38 7, 35 | give preference to certain readings.~In Masses with special
39 7, 35 | circumstances. ~These selections of readings have been assigned so that
40 7, 37 | choice of chants between the readings and the songs for the processions
41 7, 38 | make further adaptations of readings, but on condition that the
42 8, 38 | options for choosing the readings and prayers, the Masses
43 8, 38 | otherwise indicated, the weekday readings and the chants between them
44 8, 38 | Mass (for example, prayers, readings, general intercessions)
45 Appen1 | word prior to the actual readings, and in the Eucharistic
46 Appen1 | for the chants between the readings (below). ~Only if none of
47 Appen1 | 36. CHANTS BETWEEN THE READINGS~As a further alternative
48 Appen1 | to the chants between the readings.~For further information
49 Appen1 | of the chants between the readings, see the Foreword and the
50 Appen1 | or ambo where the other readings are proclaimed: the reservation
51 Appen1 | place for all the biblical readings is more significant than
52 Appen1 | 318. READINGS ON SUNDAYS AND FEASTS~According
53 Appen1 | complete pattern of three readings for Sundays and feast days
54 Appen1 | that the first and second readings be read by relatives or
55 Appen2 | as far as the biblical readings are concerned, all ought
56 Appen2 | QUERY: Before the biblical readings sometimes priests or lay
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