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 1   2,   1   |         reverence; they make up a principal element of the liturgy.
 2   4,  17   |           conventual Mass and the principal Mass in churches and oratories
 3   4,  18   |       stole over the alb; but the principal celebrant always wears the
 4   4,  18   |           priests go ahead of the principal celebrant.~
 5   4,  18   |         When incense is used, the principal celebrant incenses the altar,
 6   4,  19   |        sitting or standing as the principal celebrant does. ~
 7   4,  19   |                165. As a rule the principal celebrant or one of the
 8   4,  20   |      gifts are carried out by the principal celebrant; the other concelebrants
 9   4,  21   |        The preface is said by the principal celebrant alone; the «Sanctus»
10   4,  21   |     otherwise indicated, only the principal celebrant makes the gestures.~
11   4,  21   |         in a softer voice and the principal celebrant's voice stands
12   4,  21   |           Father», is said by the principal celebrant alone, with hands
13   4,  21   |         offering», is said by the principal celebrant alone, with hands
14   4,  21   |      these gifts», is said by the principal celebrant alone. ~
15   4,  21   |           indeed», is said by the principal celebrant alone, with hands
16   4,  21   |           indeed», is said by the principal celebrant alone, with hands
17   4,  21   |      acknowledge», is said by the principal celebrant alone, with hands
18   4,  21   |        sung or said either by the principal celebrant alone or together
19   4,  22   |       Deliver us», is said by the principal celebrant alone, with hands
20   4,  22   |  concelebrants who are nearer the principal celebrant receive the sign
21   4,  22   |        concelebrants may help the principal celebrant break the eucharistic
22   4,  22   |        After the commingling, the principal celebrant alone says softly
23   4,  22   |            After this prayer, the principal celebrant genuflects and
24   4,  22   |          presented to them by the principal celebrant or by one or more
25   4,  22   |                     198. Then the principal celebrant takes the eucharistic
26   4,  22   |                     199. Then the principal celebrant, facing the altar,
27   4,  22   |           body of Christ from the principal celebrant.~
28   4,  22   |          may be followed. ~a. The principal celebrant takes the chalice
29   4,  22   | concelebrant communicates.~b. The principal celebrant stands at the
30   4,  22   |        this is the procedure. The principal celebrant takes the tube
31   4,  22   |           Lord. ~In this case the principal celebrant receives under
32   4,  22   |          concelebrants.~After the principal celebrant's communion, the
33   4,  22   |      communion by intinction, the principal celebrant receives the body
34   4,  23   |                          207. The principal celebrant does everything
35   4,  23   |         the altar; as a rule, the principal celebrant kisses the altar.~ ~
36 Appen1     |          does not elect to be the principal celebrant, he may assign
37 Appen2     |         staff belongs only to the principal celebrant of the eucharist
38 Appen2     |         hands back as soon as the principal concelebrant has made the
39 Appen2     |          prayer: a. Sometimes the principal celebrant alone says or
40 Appen2     |      prayer is recited. . .by the principal celebrant alone." b. The
41 Appen2     |   concelebrants together with the principal celebrant." c. Unlike the
42 Appen2     |          presented to them by the principal celebrant or by one or more