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 1 Intro,   0 |          slight changes into the sacred rites. In fact, the Roman
 2 Intro,   0 |     lawfulness and efficacy of a sacred rite celebrated in Latin,
 3 Intro,   0 |       some commentary during the sacred rites themselves.18 Above
 4 Intro,   0 |       the faithful closer to the sacred liturgy, especially the
 5   2,   2   |   comments concluding the entire sacred service before the dismissal.~
 6   3,  11   |  listening to the reading of the sacred texts.~
 7   4,  14   |   ministers, but the care of the sacred vessels belongs to the deacon.
 8   4,  21   |   Almighty God, we pray» to «the sacred body and blood of your Son»
 9   4,  33   |         part more intensely in a sacred rite in which the sign of
10   5,  33   |          The general plan of the sacred edifice should be such that
11   6        |                              II. SACRED FURNISHINGS IN GENERAL~
12   6,  33   |          of every region for all sacred furnishings and accepts
13   6,  33   |        the purpose for which the sacred furnishings are intended.91~
14   6,  33   |          choice of materials for sacred furnishings, others besides
15   6,  33   |      durable, and well suited to sacred uses. The conference of
16   6        |                             III. SACRED VESSELS~ ~
17   6,  34   |                                  SACRED VESSELS~
18   6,  34   |         celebration of Mass, the sacred vessels hold a place of
19   6,  34   |       long as they are suited to sacred use. ~
20   6,  34   |       The artist may fashion the sacred vessels in a shape that
21   6,  34   |          pictures portraying the sacred. Anything out of keeping
22   6,  34   |          out of keeping with the sacred is to be avoided.~
23 Appen1     |          Lord" (nos. 16 48); and Sacred Congregation for the Sacraments
24 Appen1     |      fuller understanding of the sacred action, or any of its parts,
25 Appen1     |         also conclude the entire sacred action before the dismissal.
26 Appen1     |         regard to texts of other sacred songs from the psalter that
27 Appen1     |          and antiphons;~4. other sacred song chosen in accord with
28 Appen1     |       same options exist for the sacred song at the offertory and
29 Appen1     |               288. MATERIALS FOR SACRED FURNISHINGS~Materials other
30 Appen1     | traditional ones may be used for sacred furnishings provided they
31 Appen1     | traditional ones may be used for sacred vesture provided they are
32 Appen2     |          of the Roman Missal~The Sacred Congregation for Sacraments
33 Appen2     |    choose suitable materials for sacred furnishings applies, therefore,
34 Appen2     |         they are appropriate for sacred use. Candles intended for
35 Appen2     |       Ordinaries have asked this Sacred Congregation for the permission
36 Appen2     |      Christ the High Priest, the Sacred Heart, the Immaculate Heart
37 Abbrev     |         November 1965.~EuchMyst ~Sacred Congregation of Rites, instruction «
38 Abbrev     |     Worship), 25 May 1967.~GILH ~Sacred Congregation of Divine Worship, «
39 Abbrev     |         February 1971.~InterOec ~Sacred Congregation of Rites, instruction «
40 Abbrev     |          November 1964.~MusSacr ~Sacred Congregation of Rites, instruction «
41 Abbrev     |  Concilium» (Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy), 4 December 1963. ~
42 Abbrev     |          4 December 1963. ~SCDS ~Sacred Congregation for the Discipline
43 Abbrev     |         of the Sacraments.~SCDW ~Sacred Congregation for Divine
44 Abbrev     |         for Divine Worship.~SCR ~Sacred Congregation of Rites.~UR ~