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 1   2,   9   |          salvation of the world;~c. for those oppressed by
 2   2,  10   |                                  C. Liturgy of the Eucharist~
 3   2,  10   |          singing or reciting it.~c. Epiclesis: in special invocations
 4   2,  10   |       and customs of the people.~c. Breaking of the bread:
 5   3,  11   |         and direct processions. ~c. Those who take up the collection.~
 6   4,  12   |         lectern: the lectionary;~c. on a side table: the chalice,
 7   4,  12   |          or for less solemnity; ~c. for the other ministers:
 8   4,  13   |          cross is to be carried;~c. acolytes and other ministers;~
 9   4,  14   |         the chalice or the book; c. if there is no other minister
10   4,  15   |                                  C. Functions of the Acolyte~
11   4,  17   |          of bishops, and synods;~c. the Mass for the blessing
12   4,  17   |          second Mass of Easter. ~c. All priests may celebrate
13   4,  21   |       ended» with hands joined. ~c. While saying the words
14   4,  21   |       ended» with hands joined. ~c. While saying the words
15   4,  21   | concluding doxology may be sung.~C «Eucharistic Prayer III»~
16   4,  21   |       ended» with hands joined. ~c. While saying the words
17   4,  21   |          way» with hands joined.~c. While saying the words
18   4,  31   |      Mass, to incense the altar;~c. at the procession and proclamation
19   4,  33   |          one spoon is necessary.~c. If communion is given by
20   4,  33   |        communion of the people. ~c. The communicants approach,
21   4,  33   |         they step back a little.~c. After all have received,
22   4,  33   |       and return to their place.~c. The communion of those
23   4,  33   |       and return to their place.~c. It is also permitted to
24   4,  33   |      described in nos. 224 b and c. ~b. The communicant goes
25   6,  34   |        celebrations of martyrs. ~c. Green is used in the offices
26   7,  34   |        martyrology for that day.~c. On the weekdays in Ordinary
27   7,  36   |          brothers and sisters». ~c. Eucharistic Prayer III
28   8,  38   |        arise or at fixed times; ~c. the votive Masses of the
29 Appen1     |   exercise the same ministries. ~c. Women who read one or other
30 Appen1     |  communicant's personal choice. ~c. When Communion is distributed
31 Appen2     |       entire eucharistic prayer; c. sit after communion? REPLY:
32 Appen2     |   memorial acclamation after it. c. The people may sit during
33 Appen2     |         he comes in front of it; c. toward the altar: he incenses
34 Appen2     |        be considered superseded? c. Are all other versions
35 Appen2     |          for many remains valid. c. In the approval of this
36 Appen2     |        devotion on the faithful. c. What has been said about
37 Appen2     |         Missal (MR 495 and 507). c. The priest omits extending
38 Appen2     |        or to omit it altogether. c. But in contrast this same
39 Appen2     |         during the consecration. c. During the epiclesis some
40 Appen2     |         memory of me" inclusive. c. The act of holding the
41 Appen2     |    concelebrants say or sing it. c. In some places the whole
42 Appen2     |        the principal celebrant." c. Unlike the two preceding
43 Appen2     |          altar or at the middle? c. and if so, which side of
44 Appen2     |      table, away from the altar. c. The left side of the altar
45 Appen2     |          REPLY: The GIRM no. 316(c) speaks only of the weekdays
46 Appen2     |            4 (see GIRM no. 337). c. Daily Masses for the dead