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 1 Intro,   0 | worshipers, the place, rites, and texts for the celebration of the
 2 Intro,   0 |        also influenced the use of texts from very ancient tradition.
 3   2,   3   |                             OTHER TEXTS IN THE CELEBRATION~
 4   2,   3   |         17. Finally, of the other texts:~a. Some constitute an independent
 5   2,   4   |       EXPRESSION OF THE DIFFERENT TEXTS~
 6   2,   4   |                            18. In texts that are to be delivered
 7   2,   5   |         necessary to sing all the texts that are of themselves meant
 8   2,   9   |      because the individual psalm texts are directly connected with
 9   2,   9   |          psalm more readily, some texts of responses and psalms
10   2,  10   |   accompaniment of the prescribed texts. Even though the faithful
11   3,  11   |         the reading of the sacred texts.~
12   7,  34   |         will be heightened if the texts of readings, prayers, and
13   7,  34   |        mindful that the choice of texts is to be made in consultation
14   7,  34   |          sure beforehand of those texts for which they are responsible
15   7        |          II. CHOICE OF INDIVIDUAL TEXTS~
16   7,  34   |             317. In the choice of texts for the several parts of
17   7,  35   |     groups, the priest may choose texts more suited to the particular
18   7,  35   |           they are taken from the texts of an approved lectionary.~
19   7,  35   |        has a special selection of texts from Scripture for Masses
20   7,  35   |         God's word.~Therefore the texts for proclamation in the
21   7,  36   |     provides a rich collection of texts that create an opportunity
22   7,  38   |           to choose more suitable texts, the conferences of bishops
23   7,  38   |         but on condition that the texts are taken from an approved
24 Appen1     |           settings for liturgical texts to be sung by the priest
25 Appen1     |        determined that vernacular texts set to music composed in
26 Appen1     |   approved versions of liturgical texts (November, 1967). This decision
27 Appen1     |         17, 1968).~With regard to texts of other sacred songs from
28 Appen1     |          community. The choice of texts for the entrance song should
29 Appen1     |          17, 1968).~The choice of texts that are «not» from the
30 Appen1     |        particular, see the common texts for sung responsorial psalms (
31 Appen1     |      OFFERTORY SONG~The choice of texts for the offertory song is
32 Appen1     |           omitted.~With regard to texts not from the psalter that
33 Appen1     |    keeping with the season. Those texts are not acceptable that
34 Appen1     |    procession provided that these texts do not conflict with the
35 Appen1     |      COMMUNION SONG~The choice of texts for the Communion song is
36 Appen1     |           26). With regard to the texts not from the psalter that
37 Appen1     |         procession provided these texts do not conflict with the
38 Appen1     |       which either proper text or texts of the «Sacramentary» and «
39 Appen2     |         character proper to these texts and by stressing the dialogic
40 Appen2     |        and completely so, in both texts and rubrics. When the rubrics
41 Appen2     |         differing translations of texts (see Consilium, Instr. 25
42 Appen2     |          need to go back over the texts heard during a celebration.
43 Appen2     |      meditation on the liturgical texts both before and after the
44 Appen2     |         clear regarding the other texts mentioned, the «Agnus Dei»
45 Appen2     |          choosing among different texts, especially in the Commons.
46 Appen2     |          rite grows in use as the texts are translated and inserted
47 Appen2     |          nature of ministries and texts.~Even though someone could
48 Appen2     |          saint or all the saints. Texts for votive Masses to be