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501 4, 12 | wine and water, unless all of these are brought in by 502 4, 12 | faithful at the presentation of the gifts; communion plate 503 4, 12 | plate for the communion of the faithful; the requisites 504 4, 12 | requisites for the washing of hands. The chalice should 505 4, 12 | according to the various forms of celebration: ~a. for the 506 4, 12 | may be omitted either out of necessity or for less solemnity; ~ 507 4, 13 | A. Basic Form of Celebration~INTRODUCTORY 508 4, 13 | who may carry the Book of the Gospels;~e. the priest 509 4, 13 | on a side table; the Book of the Gospels is placed on 510 4, 13 | the faithful make the sign of the cross. The priest says: « 511 4, 13 | priest says: «In the name of the Father, and of the Son, 512 4, 13 | name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy 513 4, 13 | Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spiritthe people 514 4, 13 | greets all present, using one of the formularies indicated. 515 4, 13 | introduction to the Mass of the day.~ 516 4, 13 | opening prayer, at the end of which the people respond: 517 4, 13 | people respond: Amen.~LITURGY OF THE WORD~ 518 4, 13 | the psalmist or cantor of the psalm, or even the reader, 519 4, 13 | 93. During the singing of the «Alleluia» or other 520 4, 13 | 94. If the Book of the Gospels is on the altar, 521 4, 13 | and candles, walking ahead of him.~ 522 4, 13 | from». . ., making the sign of the cross with his thumb 523 4, 13 | book. After the acclamation of the people, he proclaims 524 4, 13 | saying softly: «May the words of the gospel wipe away our 525 4, 13 | 98. The profession of faith is said by the priest 526 4, 13 | general intercessions (prayer of the faithful), which the 527 4, 13 | nos. 45 - 47). ~LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST~ 528 4, 13 | wine for the celebration of the eucharist and other 529 4, 13 | gifts to meet the needs of the church and of the poor.~ 530 4, 13 | needs of the church and of the poor.~The faithful's 531 4, 13 | priest stands at the side of the altar and pours wine 532 4, 13 | He returns to the middle of the altar, takes the chalice, 533 4, 13 | washes his hands at the side of the altar and softly says 534 4, 13 | that are given for each of them. If the priest celebrant 535 4, 13 | grammatically to fit each of the eucharistic prayers.~ 536 4, 13 | the bell at the showing of both the host and the chalice. ~ 537 4, 13 | the doxology at the end of the eucharistic prayer, 538 4, 13 | hands, he gives the greeting of peace: «The peace of the 539 4, 13 | greeting of peace: «The peace of the Lord be with you always». 540 4, 13 | offer each other a sign of peace». All exchange some 541 4, 13 | All exchange some sign of peace and love, according 542 4, 13 | priest may give the sign of peace to the ministers.~ 543 4, 13 | Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God», or «Lord 544 4, 13 | says: «This is the Lamb of God». With the people he 545 4, 13 | says softly: «May the body of Christ bring me to everlasting 546 4, 13 | reverently consumes the body of Christ. Then he takes the 547 4, 13 | saying: «May the blood of Christ bring me to everlasting 548 4, 13 | reverently drinks the blood of Christ.~ 549 4, 13 | given only under the form of bread, he raises the eucharistic 550 4, 13 | each one, saying: «The body of Christ». The communicants 551 4, 13 | Then, standing at the side of the altar or at a side table, 552 4, 13 | return to the chair. A period of silence may now be observed, 553 4, 13 | now be observed, or a hymn of praise or a psalm may be 554 4, 13 | There may be a brief period of silence, unless this has 555 4, 13 | after communion, at the end of which the people make the 556 4, 13 | he blesses with the sign of the cross, continues: «the 557 4, 13 | another, more solemn form of blessing or the prayer over 558 4, 13 | people precedes this form of blessing as the rubrics 559 4, 13 | priest adds: «Go in the peace of Christ», or: «Go in peace 560 4, 14 | B. Functions of the Deacon~ 561 4, 14 | Vested and carrying the Book of the Gospels, the deacon 562 4, 14 | After placing the Book of the Gospels on it, along 563 4, 14 | him as required. ~LITURGY OF THE WORD~ 564 4, 14 | censer during the singing of the «Alleluia» or other 565 4, 14 | answers: «Amen». If the Book of the Gospels is on the altar, 566 4, 14 | saying softly: «May the words of the gospel wipe away our 567 4, 14 | no homily or profession of faith, he may remain at 568 4, 14 | suitable place.~LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST~ 569 4, 14 | 133. At the presentation of the gifts, while the priest 570 4, 14 | ministers, but the care of the sacred vessels belongs 571 4, 14 | the «Through the mystery of this water and wine», then 572 4, 14 | priest with the incensing of the gifts and the altar; 573 4, 14 | 135. At the final doxology of the eucharistic prayer, 574 4, 14 | the greeting: «The peace of the Lord be with you always», 575 4, 14 | all to exchange the sign of peace, saying: «Let us offer 576 4, 14 | offer each other the sign of peace». He himself receives 577 4, 14 | himself receives the sign of peace from the priest and 578 4, 14 | saying: «Go in the peace of Christ», or: «Go in peace 579 4, 15 | C. Functions of the Acolyte~ 580 4, 15 | acolyte may have functions of various kinds and several 581 4, 15 | and at the altar.~LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST~ 582 4, 15 | priest in receiving the gifts of the people and he may bring 583 4, 16 | D. Functions of the Reader~INTRODUCTORY 584 4, 16 | reader may carry the Book of the Gospels. In that case 585 4, 16 | that case he walks in front of the priest; otherwise he 586 4, 16 | altar, and places the Book of the Gospels on it. Then 587 4, 16 | gospel. If there is no cantor of the psalm, he may also sing 588 4, 17 | effectively brings out the unity of the priesthood, of the sacrifice, 589 4, 17 | unity of the priesthood, of the sacrifice, and of the 590 4, 17 | priesthood, of the sacrifice, and of the whole people of God. 591 4, 17 | and of the whole people of God. In addition to the 592 4, 17 | Mass for councils, meetings of bishops, and synods;~c. 593 4, 17 | the Mass for the blessing of an abbot;~2. in addition, 594 4, 17 | addition, with the permission of the Ordinary, who has the 595 4, 17 | decide on the advisability of concelebration, at: ~a. 596 4, 17 | oratories when the needs of the people do not require 597 4, 17 | b. the Mass for any kind of meeting of priests, either 598 4, 17 | for any kind of meeting of priests, either secular 599 4, 17 | there is a large number of priests, the authorized 600 4, 17 | and semipublic oratories of exempt religious, belongs 601 4, 17 | decide on the advisability of concelebration and to permit 602 4, 17 | to every major superior of nonexempt clerical religious 603 4, 17 | religious institutes and of societies of clerics living 604 4, 17 | institutes and of societies of clerics living in community 605 4 (64) | See Rite of Concelebration, Introduction 606 4, 17 | concelebration in which the priests of any diocese concelebrate 607 4, 17 | Thursday and on the occasion of a synod or pastoral visitation, 608 4, 17 | other meeting. That sign of the unity of the priesthood 609 4, 17 | That sign of the unity of the priesthood and of the 610 4, 17 | unity of the priesthood and of the Church itself which 611 4, 17 | either with the meaning of the rite or of the liturgical 612 4, 17 | the meaning of the rite or of the liturgical feast, to 613 4, 17 | or concelebrated the Mass of the Easter Vigil may celebrate 614 4, 17 | concelebrate the second Mass of Easter. ~c. All priests 615 4, 17 | concelebrate the three Masses of Christmas, provided the 616 4, 17 | are at their proper times of day. ~d. One who concelebrates 617 4, 17 | concelebrates on the occasion of a meeting of priests, may 618 4, 17 | the occasion of a meeting of priests, may celebrate another 619 4, 17 | another Mass for the benefit of the people.67 This holds 620 4, 17 | circumstances, for gatherings of religious.~ 621 4 (67) | See Rite of Concelebration, Introduction 622 4, 17 | 159. The structure of a concelebrated Mass, whatever 623 4, 18 | concelebrating priests go ahead of the principal celebrant.~ 624 4, 19 | LITURGY OF THE WORD~ 625 4, 19 | 164. During the liturgy of the word, the concelebrants 626 4, 19 | principal celebrant or one of the concelebrants gives 627 4, 20 | LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST~ 628 4, 20 | rites for the preparation of the gifts are carried out 629 4, 20 | 167. At the end of the preparation of the gifts, 630 4, 20 | the end of the preparation of the gifts, the concelebrants 631 4, 20 | interfere with the actions of the rite and that the people 632 4, 20 | altar in the performance of his ministry.~ ~ 633 4, 21 | MANNER OF RECITING THE EUCHARISTIC 634 4, 21 | may be assigned to one of the concelebrants; he alone 635 4, 21 | While saying the words of the Lord, each extends his 636 4, 21 | we celebrate the memory of Christ« and «Look with favor» 637 4, 21 | the sacred body and blood of your Son» inclusive, they 638 4, 21 | may be assigned to one of the concelebrants; he alone 639 4, 21 | Spirit come» to «May all of us who share» inclusive, 640 4, 21 | While saying the words of the Lord, each extends his 641 4, 21 | d. They say «In memory of his death» and «May all 642 4, 21 | his death» and «May all of us who share» with hands 643 4, 21 | may be assigned to one of the concelebrants; he alone 644 4, 21 | to death» to «In memory of his death» inclusive and 645 4, 21 | While saying the words of the Lord, each extends his 646 4, 21 | may be assigned to one of the concelebrants; he alone 647 4, 21 | While saying the words of the Lord, each extends his 648 4, 21 | may be assigned to one of the concelebrants; he alone 649 4, 21 | The concluding doxology of the eucharistic prayer may 650 4, 22 | After the deacon (or one of the concelebrants) says: « 651 4, 22 | offer each other the sign of peace», all exchange the 652 4, 22 | all exchange the sign of peace. The concelebrants 653 4, 22 | celebrant receive the sign of peace from him ahead of 654 4, 22 | of peace from him ahead of the deacon.~ 655 4, 22 | During the «Agnus Dei», some of the concelebrants may help 656 4, 22 | Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the Living God», or «Lord 657 4, 22 | concelebrants come to the middle of the altar, genuflect, and 658 4, 22 | reverently take the body of Christ from the altar. Then 659 4, 22 | places and take the body of Christ from the paten presented 660 4, 22 | celebrant or by one or more of the concelebrants, or from 661 4, 22 | says: «This is the Lamb of God». With the concelebrants 662 4, 22 | says softly: «May the body of Christ bring me to everlasting 663 4, 22 | reverently consumes the body of Christ. The concelebrants 664 4, 22 | deacon receives the body of Christ from the principal 665 4, 22 | 200. The blood of the Lord may be taken by 666 4, 22 | from the chalice, either of two procedures may be followed. ~ 667 4, 22 | quietly: «May the blood of Christ bring me to everlasting 668 4, 22 | two. They drink the blood of Christ and return to their 669 4, 22 | celebrant stands at the middle of the altar and drinks the 670 4, 22 | altar and drinks the blood of Christ in the usual manner. ~ 671 4, 22 | concelebrants may receive the blood of the Lord while remaining 672 4, 22 | by the deacon or by one of their number, or else passed 673 4, 22 | says softly: «May the blood of Christ bring me to everlasting 674 4, 22 | paten. The deacon or one of the concelebrants puts the 675 4, 22 | convenient place in the middle of the altar or at the right 676 4, 22 | another corporal. A container of water for purifying the 677 4, 22 | is placed in a container of water. After communion has 678 4, 22 | after receiving the body of the Lord. ~In this case 679 4, 22 | corporal at the right side of the altar. The concelebrants 680 4, 22 | genuflect, and receive the body of the Lord; then they go to 681 4, 22 | then they go to the side of the altar and drink the 682 4, 22 | altar and drink the blood of the Lord, following the 683 4, 22 | been said.~The communion of the deacon and the purification 684 4, 22 | deacon and the purification of the chalice take place as 685 4, 22 | receives the body and blood of the Lord in the usual way, 686 4, 22 | Then the deacon or one of the concelebrants arranges 687 4, 22 | conveniently in the center of the altar or at the right 688 4, 22 | take a particle, dip part of it into the chalice, and, 689 4, 22 | places as at the beginning of Mass.~The deacon receives 690 4, 22 | words: «The body and blood of Christ», makes the response: « 691 4, 23 | everything else until the end of Mass in the usual way; the 692 4, 24 | 210. In general this form of Mass follows the rite of 693 4, 24 | of Mass follows the rite of Mass with a congregation. 694 4, 24 | without a server, except out of serious necessity. In this 695 4, 24 | the blessing at the end of Mass are omitted.~ 696 4, 24 | placed on the left side of the altar.~ ~ 697 4, 25 | himself, saying: «In the name of the Father», etc. He turns 698 4, 25 | the server and gives one of the forms of greeting. For 699 4, 25 | and gives one of the forms of greeting. For the penitential 700 4, 25 | priest stands at the foot of the altar.~ 701 4, 25 | missal at the left side of the altar, and remains there 702 4, 25 | remains there until the end of the general intercessions.~ 703 4, 26 | LITURGY OF THE WORD~ 704 4, 26 | saying: «May the words of the gospel wipe away our 705 4, 26 | then says the profession of faith with the server, if 706 4, 26 | be said even in this form of Mass; the priest gives the 707 4, 27 | LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST~ 708 4, 27 | antiphon for the preparation of the gifts is omitted. The 709 4, 27 | put there at the beginning of Mass. ~ 710 4, 27 | 222. Preparation of the bread and wine, including 711 4, 27 | wine, including the pouring of the water, are carried out 712 4, 27 | formularies given in the Order of Mass. After placing the 713 4, 27 | washes his hands at the side of the altar as the server 714 4, 27 | He then adds: «The peace of the Lord be with you always», 715 4, 27 | priest may give the sign of peace to the server.~ 716 4, 27 | Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the Living God», or «Lord 717 4, 27 | says: «This is the Lamb of God», adding once with the 718 4, 27 | priest then receives the body of Christ. If the server is 719 4, 27 | worthy», and eats the body of Christ. The blood of Christ 720 4, 27 | body of Christ. The blood of Christ is received in the 721 4, 27 | way described in the Order of Mass with a congregation.~ 722 4, 27 | chalice is washed at the side of the altar and then may be 723 4, 27 | After the purification of the chalice, the priest 724 4, 27 | priest may observe a period of silence. Then he says the 725 4 | GENERAL RULES FOR ALL FORMS OF MASS~ ~ 726 4, 29 | VENERATION OF THE ALTAR AND THE BOOK OF 727 4, 29 | OF THE ALTAR AND THE BOOK OF THE GOSPELS~ 728 4, 29 | the altar and the Book of the Gospels are kissed as 729 4, 29 | Gospels are kissed as a sign of veneration. But if this 730 4, 29 | veneration. But if this sign of reverence is not in harmony 731 4, 29 | traditions or the culture of the region, the conference 732 4, 29 | the region, the conference of bishops may substitute some 733 4, 30 | Mass: after the showing of the eucharistic bread, after 734 4, 30 | bread, after the showing of the chalice, and before 735 4, 30 | whenever anyonepasses in front of the blessed sacrament. ~ 736 4, 30 | 234. There are two kinds of bow, a bow of the head and 737 4, 30 | two kinds of bow, a bow of the head and a bow of the 738 4, 30 | bow of the head and a bow of the body:~a. A bow of the 739 4, 30 | bow of the body:~a. A bow of the head is made when the 740 4, 30 | together and at the name of Jesus, Mary and the saint 741 4, 30 | is celebrated.~b. A bow of the body, or profound bow, 742 4, 30 | within the profession of faith at the words, «by 743 4, 30 | the words, «by the power of the Holy Spirit»; in Eucharistic 744 4, 30 | we pray». The same kind of bow is made by the deacon 745 4, 30 | slightly as he says the words of the Lord at the consecration.~ ~ 746 4, 31 | 235. The use of incense is optional in any 747 4, 31 | is optional in any form of Mass:~a. during the entrance 748 4, 31 | procession;~b. at the beginning of Mass, to incense the altar;~ 749 4, 31 | procession and proclamation of the gospel;~d. at the preparation 750 4, 31 | gospel;~d. at the preparation of the gifts, to incense them, 751 4, 31 | people; ~e. at the showing of the eucharistic bread and 752 4, 31 | blesses it with the sign of the cross, saying nothing. ~ 753 4, 31 | when he passes in front of it.~ ~ 754 4, 32 | 237. Whenever a particle of the eucharistic bread adheres 755 4, 32 | especially after the breaking of the bread or the communion 756 4, 32 | the bread or the communion of the people, the priest cleanses 757 4, 32 | used for the purification of the chalice, then drunk 758 4, 32 | eucharistic bread or any particle of it should fall, it is to 759 4, 32 | picked up reverently. If any of the precious blood spills, 760 4, 33 | kinds. For in this manner of reception a fuller light 761 4, 33 | light shines on the sign of the eucharistic banquet. 762 4, 33 | is a clearer expression of that will by which the new 763 4, 33 | is ratified in the blood of the Lord and of the relationship 764 4, 33 | the blood of the Lord and of the relationship of the 765 4, 33 | and of the relationship of the eucharistic banquet 766 4, 33 | according to the Council of Trent on the manner of communion. 767 4, 33 | Council of Trent on the manner of communion. Above all they 768 4, 33 | manner are not deprived of any grace necessary for 769 4, 33 | power in its stewardship of the sacraments, provided 770 4, 33 | and changes that, in view of the different conditions, 771 4, 33 | decides to be in the interest of reverence for the sacraments 772 4, 33 | sacraments or the well - being of the recipients.70 At the 773 4 (69) | See Council of Trent, sess. 21, Decr. « 774 4, 33 | sacred rite in which the sign of the eucharistic meal stands 775 4, 33 | 242. At the discretion of the Ordinary and after the 776 4, 33 | is permitted in the case of:71~1. newly baptized adults 777 4, 33 | into the full communion of the Church; ~2. the bride 778 4, 33 | 3. deacons at the Mass of their ordination;~4. an 779 4, 33 | those consecrated to a life of virginity at the Mass of 780 4, 33 | of virginity at the Mass of their consecration; professed 781 4, 33 | friends, and the other members of their community at the Mass 782 4, 33 | their community at the Mass of first or perpetual vows 783 4, 33 | perpetual vows or renewal of vows; ~5. those who receive 784 4, 33 | certain ministry at the Mass of their institution; lay missionary 785 4, 33 | concelebration, in the case of:~a. all who exercise a liturgical 786 4, 33 | or oratories, all members of institutes professing the 787 4, 33 | who reside in the houses of members of such institutes 788 4, 33 | in the houses of members of such institutes and societies;~ 789 4, 33 | take part in the meeting of any pastoral body at a Mass 790 4, 33 | husband, and lay catechists of newly baptized adults at 791 4, 33 | baptized adults at the Mass of their initiation; ~13. relatives, 792 4, 33 | who take part in the Mass of a newly ordained priest; ~ 793 4, 33 | ordained priest; ~14. members of communities at the conventual 794 4, 33 | accord with the provisions of this Instruction no. 76. ~ 795 4, 33 | Further, the conferences of bishops have the power to 796 4, 33 | other instances that are of special significance in 797 4, 33 | significance in the spiritual life of any community or group of 798 4, 33 | of any community or group of the faithful.~Within such 799 4, 33 | there will be a large number of communicants. The groups 800 4, 33 | should also be a container of water for purifying the 801 4, 33 | the communicant.~1. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS 802 4, 33 | communicants. He wipes the outside of the chalice with a purificator. ~ 803 4, 33 | conveniently for the communion of the people. ~c. The communicants 804 4, 33 | reverence, and stand in front of the priest. Showing the 805 4, 33 | host he says: «The body of Christ». The communicant 806 4, 33 | Amen» and receives the body of Christ from the priest.~ 807 4, 33 | then moves to the minister of the chalice and stands before 808 4, 33 | minister says: «The blood of Christ», the communicant 809 4, 33 | purificator. For the sake of convenience, communicants 810 4, 33 | minister wipes the outside of the chalice with the purificator. ~ 811 4, 33 | communicants. He wipes the outside of the chalice with the purificator. ~ 812 4, 33 | and distributes the body of Christ in the usual way 813 4, 33 | reverence, and stand in front of the priest. After receiving 814 4, 33 | After receiving the body of Christ, they step back a 815 4, 33 | again and stand in front of the priest. He says: «The 816 4, 33 | priest. He says: «The blood of Christ», the communicant 817 4, 33 | hand, taking care that none of the precious blood is spilled, 818 4, 33 | priest wipes the outside of the chalice with the purificator.~ 819 4, 33 | usual purifications.~2. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS 820 4, 33 | priest and the minister of the chalice station themselves 821 4, 33 | reverence, stand in front of the priest, and hold the 822 4, 33 | saysThe body and blood of Christ». The communicants 823 4, 33 | place.~c. The communion of those who do not receive 824 4, 33 | both kinds and the rest of the rite take place as already 825 4, 33 | After drinking the blood of the Lord, the priest takes 826 4, 33 | index and middle fingers of one hand and holds the chalice 827 4, 33 | the thumb and index finger of the same hand. Then he stations 828 4, 33 | reverence, stand in front of the priest, and hold a plate 829 4, 33 | says: «The body and blood of Christ». The communicants 830 4, 33 | to make the distribution of communion easier.~d. The 831 4, 33 | easier.~d. The communion of those who do not receive 832 4, 33 | both kinds, the consumption of the blood remaining in the 833 4, 33 | already described. ~3. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS 834 4, 33 | when receiving the blood of the Lord. ~ 835 4, 33 | present:~a. For the communion of the body of the Lord, everything 836 4, 33 | the communion of the body of the Lord, everything is 837 4, 33 | communicant goes to the minister of the chalice and stands in 838 4, 33 | chalice and stands in front of him. The minister says: « 839 4, 33 | minister says: «The blood of Christ» and the communicant 840 4, 33 | places it in a container of water held by the minister. 841 4, 33 | him holds the container of water for purifying the 842 4, 33 | purifying the tube.~4. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS 843 4, 33 | and, saying: «The blood of Christ», ministers the blood 844 4, 33 | Christ», ministers the blood of the Lord with a spoon to 845 4, 33 | touch the lips or tongue of the communicants.~ 846 5 | ARRANGEMENT AND FURNISHING OF CHURCHES FOR THE EUCHARISTIC 847 5, 33 | 253. For the celebration of the eucharist, the people 848 5, 33 | the eucharist, the people of God normally assemble in 849 5, 33 | other fitting place worthy of so great a mystery. Churches 850 5, 33 | Churches and other places of worship should therefore 851 5, 33 | the active participation of the faithful. Further, the 852 5, 33 | beautiful, signs and symbols of heavenly realities.72 ~ 853 5, 33 | Church seeks out the service of the arts and welcomes the 854 5, 33 | the artistic expressions of all peoples and regions.73 855 5, 33 | intent on keeping the works of art and the treasures handed 856 5, 33 | well to promote new works of art that appeal to the contemporary 857 5, 33 | artists and choosing works of art that are to become part 858 5, 33 | that are to become part of a church, the highest artistic 859 5, 33 | due honor to the cathedral of their diocese and to their 860 5, 33 | their own church as symbols of the spiritual Church that 861 5, 33 | restoration, and remodeling of churches are to consult 862 5, 33 | use the counsel and help of this commission whenever 863 5 | II. ARRANGEMENT OF A CHURCH FOR THE LITURGICAL 864 5, 33 | 257. The people of God assembled at Mass possess 865 5, 33 | and actions for each part of the celebration. The general 866 5, 33 | celebration. The general plan of the sacred edifice should 867 5, 33 | way it conveys the image of the gathered assembly. It 868 5, 33 | sanctuary, that is, in the part of the church that brings out 869 5, 33 | prayers, to proclaim the word of God, or to minister at the 870 5, 33 | arrangement and the diversity of offices, they should at 871 5, 33 | unity, clearly expressive of the unity of the entire 872 5, 33 | expressive of the unity of the entire holy people. 873 5, 33 | The character and beauty of the place and all its appointments 874 5, 33 | devotion and show the holiness of the mysteries celebrated 875 5, 33 | marked off from the body of the church either by being 876 5, 33 | the altar the sacrifice of the cross is made present 877 5, 33 | signs. It is also the table of the Lord and the people 878 5, 33 | the Lord and the people of God are called together 879 5, 33 | is, as well, the center of the thanksgiving that the 880 5, 33 | 260. In a place of worship, the celebration 881 5, 33 | worship, the celebration of the eucharist must be on 882 5, 33 | movable. Outside a place of worship, especially if the 883 5, 33 | point on which the attention of the whole congregation centers 884 5, 33 | altar's symbolism, the table of a fixed altar should be 885 5, 33 | a fixed altar should be of stone and indeed of natural 886 5, 33 | should be of stone and indeed of natural stone. But at the 887 5, 33 | stone. But at the discretion of the conference of bishops 888 5, 33 | discretion of the conference of bishops some other solid, 889 5, 33 | used. ~The pedestal or base of the table may be of any 890 5, 33 | base of the table may be of any sort of material, as 891 5, 33 | table may be of any sort of material, as long as it 892 5, 33 | altar may be constructed of any becoming, solid material 893 5, 33 | the traditions and customs of different regions.~ 894 5, 33 | celebrated outside a place of worship (see no. 260).~ 895 5, 33 | to maintain the practice of enclosing in the altar or 896 5, 33 | enclosing in the altar or of placing under the altar 897 5, 33 | placing under the altar relics of saints, even of nonmartyrs. 898 5, 33 | altar relics of saints, even of nonmartyrs. Care must be 899 5, 33 | taken to have solid evidence of the authenticity of such 900 5, 33 | evidence of the authenticity of such relics.~ 901 5, 33 | in some way from the body of the church.82~ ~ 902 5, 33 | placed on the altar out of reverence for the celebration 903 5, 33 | reverence for the celebration of the memorial of the Lord 904 5, 33 | celebration of the memorial of the Lord and the banquet 905 5, 33 | shape, size, and decoration of the altar cloth should be 906 5, 33 | keeping with the design of the altar.~ 907 5, 33 | liturgical service as a sign of reverence and festiveness. 908 5, 33 | way suited to the design of the altar and the sanctuary. 909 5, 33 | the faithful's clear view of what goes on at the altar 910 5, 33 | ought to stand as a symbol of his office of presiding 911 5, 33 | as a symbol of his office of presiding over the assembly 912 5, 33 | presiding over the assembly and of directing prayer. Thus the 913 5, 33 | the chair is at the back of the sanctuary and turned 914 5 | PLACE FROM WHICH THE WORD OF GOD IS PROCLAIMED~ 915 5, 33 | 272. The dignity of the word of God requires 916 5, 33 | The dignity of the word of God requires the church 917 5, 33 | suitable for proclamation of the word and is a natural 918 5, 33 | people during the liturgy of the word.84 ~As a rule the 919 5, 33 | keeping with the structure of each church, it must be 920 5, 33 | general intercessions (prayer of the faithful). ~It is better 921 5, 33 | their use. But the custom of reserving seats for private 922 5, 33 | ministers but also, with the aid of modern sound equipment, 923 5, 33 | In relation to the design of each church, the «schola 924 5, 33 | its character as a part of the assembly of the faithful 925 5, 33 | as a part of the assembly of the faithful that has a 926 5, 33 | can sustain the singing of the choir and congregation 927 5 | X. RESERVATION OF THE EUCHARIST~ 928 5, 33 | be given to the practice of eucharistic reservation 929 5, 33 | this is impossible because of the structure of the church, 930 5, 33 | because of the structure of the church, the sacrament 931 5, 33 | local custom, and in a part of the church that is worthy 932 5 (87) | Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharist outside Mass, 933 5 (89) | Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharist outside Mass», 934 5, 33 | lawful to set up in places of worship images of Christ, 935 5, 33 | places of worship images of Christ, Mary, and the saints 936 5, 33 | is to be only one image of any one saint. In general, 937 5, 33 | In general, the devotion of the entire community is 938 5, 33 | adornment and arrangement of a church.~ ~ 939 5 | XII. GENERAL PLAN OF THE CHURCH~ 940 5, 33 | ostentation. The choice of materials for church appointments 941 5, 33 | intent to foster instruction of the faithful and the dignity 942 5, 33 | faithful and the dignity of the place of worship.~ 943 5, 33 | the dignity of the place of worship.~ 944 5, 33 | 280. Proper planning of a church and its surroundings 945 5, 33 | facilities for the comfort of the people that are usual 946 5, 33 | that are usual in places of public gatherings. ~ ~ 947 6, 33 | 281. Following the example of Christ, the Church has always 948 6, 33 | According to the tradition of the entire Church, the bread 949 6, 33 | according to the tradition of the Latin Church, it must 950 6, 33 | 283. The nature of the sign demands that the 951 6, 33 | truly have the appearance of food. Accordingly, even 952 6, 33 | distribute them to at least some of the faithful. (When, however, 953 6, 33 | When, however, the number of communicants is large or 954 6, 33 | way ruled out.) The action of the breaking of the bread, 955 6, 33 | The action of the breaking of the bread, the simple term 956 6, 33 | out the force and meaning of the sign of the unity of 957 6, 33 | and meaning of the sign of the unity of all in the 958 6, 33 | of the sign of the unity of all in the one bread and 959 6, 33 | all in the one bread and of their charity, since the 960 6, 33 | distributed among the members of one family.~ 961 6, 33 | eucharist must be from the fruit of the vine (see Lk 22:18), 962 6, 33 | communion that water instead of wine was poured into the 963 6, 33 | it. He says only the part of the institution narrative 964 6, 33 | related to the consecration of the chalice, without being 965 6, 33 | 287. As in the case of architecture, the Church 966 6, 33 | welcomes the artistic style of every region for all sacred 967 6, 33 | the genius and traditions of each people, provided they 968 6, 33 | is the perfect companion of genuine art. ~ 969 6, 33 | 288. In the choice of materials for sacred furnishings, 970 6, 33 | standards are considered to be of high quality, are durable, 971 6, 33 | sacred uses. The conference of bishops is to make the decisions 972 6, 34 | requisites for the celebration of Mass, the sacred vessels 973 6, 34 | sacred vessels hold a place of honor, especially the chalice 974 6, 34 | as noble. The conference of bishops will be the judge 975 6, 34 | receptacles for the blood of the Lord are to have a cup 976 6, 34 | the Lord are to have a cup of nonabsorbent material. The 977 6, 34 | material. The base may be of any other solid and worthy 978 6, 34 | monstrance, etc., may be made of other materials that are 979 6, 34 | 293. For the consecration of hosts one rather large paten 980 6, 34 | keeping with the culture of each region, provided each 981 6, 34 | region, provided each type of vessel is suited to the 982 6, 34 | blessing or consecration of vessels the rites prescribed 983 6, 34 | In the Church, the Body of Christ, not all members 984 6, 34 | function. This diversity of ministries is shown outwardly 985 6, 34 | worship by the diversity of vestments. These should 986 6, 34 | contribute to the beauty of the rite.~ 987 6, 34 | vestment common to ministers of every rank is the alb, tied 988 6, 34 | a stole is used instead of the chasuble or dalmatic. ~ 989 6, 34 | Ministers below the order of deacon may wear the alb 990 6, 34 | 304. Regarding the design of vestments, the conferences 991 6, 34 | vestments, the conferences of bishops may determine and 992 6, 34 | to the needs and usages of their regions.92 ~ 993 6, 34 | keeping with the dignity of the liturgy and the person 994 6, 34 | be used. The conference of bishops will be the judge 995 6, 34 | 306. The beauty of a vestment should derive 996 6, 34 | vestments should consist only of symbols, images, or pictures 997 6, 34 | the sacred. Anything out of keeping with the sacred 998 6, 34 | 307. Variety in the color of the vestments is meant to 999 6, 34 | to the specific character of the mysteries of the faith 1000 6, 34 | character of the mysteries of the faith being celebrated


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