Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,   0 |            the Lord's real presence under the eucharistic elements,
 2 Intro,   0 |        permanent presence of Christ under the eucharistic elements.
 3 Intro,   0 |          the revisers of the Missal under St. Pius V followed. After
 4 Intro,   0 |         decision was so great that, under the leadership of the bishops
 5 Intro,   0 |        Tridentine norm on communion under both kinds. No one today
 6 Intro,   0 |            of eucharistic communion under the form of bread alone.
 7 Intro,   0 |          the reception of communion under both kinds on some occasions,
 8   2,   0   |       substantially and permanently under the eucharistic elements.15~
 9   2,  10   |           at the Last Supper, when, under the appearances of bread
10   3,  11   |             music. They should work under the direction of the rector
11   4,  13   |             communion is given only under the form of bread, he raises
12   4,  13   |         holding the communion plate under their chin, receive the
13   4,  13   |                  118. For communion under both kinds, the rite described
14   4,  14   |      communion, the deacon receives under both kinds and then assists
15   4,  14   |           But if communion is given under both kinds, the deacon ministers
16   4,  15   |               If communion is given under both kinds, the acolyte
17   4,  22   |            hand, with the left hand under it, they return to their
18   4,  22   |        principal celebrant receives under both kinds as he would when
19   4,  22   |       chalice, and, holding a paten under their chin, communicate.
20   4,  33   |                           COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS~
21   4,  33   |            sign when it is received under both kinds. For in this
22   4,  33   |         sacrament are received even under one kind only; that, therefore,
23   4,  33   |           decide to what extent and under what considerations and
24   4,  33   |      Ordinaries may allow communion under both kinds in other instances
25   4,  33   |   Preparations for giving communion under both kinds:~a. If communion
26   4,  33   |   communicant.~1. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS DIRECTLY FROM
27   4,  33   |             Holding the purificator under the mouth with one hand,
28   4,  33   |         after all who are receiving under both kinds have drunk from
29   4,  33   |             not receiving communion under both kinds, the priest gives
30   4,  33   |            to all who are receiving under both kinds. The communicants
31   4,  33   |   communicants hold the purificator under their mouth with one hand,
32   4,  33   |          there are others receiving under one kind only, he gives
33   4,  33   | purifications.~2. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS BY INTINCTION~
34   4,  33   |            those who do not receive under both kinds and the rest
35   4,  33   |            those who do not receive under both kinds, the consumption
36   4,  33   |    described. ~3. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS USING A TUBE~
37   4,  33   |          tube.~4. RITE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS USING A SPOON~
38   4,  33   |             all receiving communion under both kinds have received
39   5,  33   |           the cross is made present under sacramental signs. It is
40   5,  33   |             the altar or of placing under the altar relics of saints,
41 Appen1     |            Communion is distributed under both kinds by intinction,
42 Appen1     |                      242. COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS~See the statement
43 Appen1     |             the Liturgy, "Communion under Both Kinds," «Newsletter»,
44 Appen1     |         Divine Worship on Communion under both kinds June 29, 1970),
45 Appen1     |             on which Holy Communion under both kinds might be given
46 Appen1     |         Holy Communion may be given under both kinds to the faithful
47 Appen2     |            hand, with the left hand under it, they return to their
48 Appen2     |         without receiving communion under the species of wine or,