Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2,   0   |      present in the person of the minister, in his own word, and indeed
 2   2,   6   |            the priest, or another minister. Unless other provision
 3   2,   8   |         priest or other qualified minister may very briefly introduce
 4   2,   9   |         marks of honor. A special minister is appointed to proclaim
 5   2,  10   |     Afterward the deacon or other minister may incense the priest and
 6   3,  11   |         vessels and, as a special minister of the eucharist, to give
 7   3,  11   |          a. The commentator. This minister provides explanations and
 8   3,  11   |                   72. If only one minister is present at a Mass with
 9   4,  11   |           music and with only one minister.~
10   4,  13   |           or some other qualified minister may give the faithful a
11   4,  13   |       paten with the bread from a minister. With both hands he holds
12   4,  13   |                   103. Next, as a minister presents the cruets, the
13   4,  13   |        the gifts and the altar. A minister incenses the priest and
14   4,  13   |        the prescribed prayer as a minister pours the water. ~
15   4,  13   |        taken to a side table by a minister. It is also permitted, especially
16   4,  14   |           c. if there is no other minister present, carries out other
17   4,  14   |          afterward he, or another minister, incenses the priest and
18   4,  15   |           the priest as a special minister in giving communion to the
19   4,  27   |         the gifts is omitted. The minister places the corporal, purificator,
20   4,  33   |           with purificator to the minister and himself takes the paten
21   4,  33   |     communicant then moves to the minister of the chalice and stands
22   4,  33   |        and stands before him. The minister says: «The blood of Christ»,
23   4,  33   |          answers: «Amen», and the minister holds out the chalice with
24   4,  33   |        return to their place. The minister wipes the outside of the
25   4,  33   |          the purificator. ~e. The minister places the chalice on the
26   4,  33   |          the altar. The priest or minister drinks whatever remains
27   4,  33   |          a. The priest hands this minister the chalice with purificator
28   4,  33   |         hosts. The priest and the minister of the chalice station themselves
29   4,  33   |           communicant goes to the minister of the chalice and stands
30   4,  33   |       stands in front of him. The minister says: «The blood of Christ»
31   4,  33   |        receives the tube from the minister, places it in the chalice,
32   4,  33   |    container of water held by the minister. The communicant sips a
33   4,  33   |        container presented by the minister.~
34   4,  33   |        the chalice (no. 245). The minister standing next to him holds
35   5,  33   |   proclaim the word of God, or to minister at the altar.~Even though
36 Appen1     |        communicant. The priest or minister of Communion does not make
37 Appen1     |       body. The deacon or another minister ~ ~
38 Appen2     | liturgical celebrations each one, minister or layperson, who has an
39 Appen2     |            28: ". . .each person, minister or layperson, who has an
40 Appen2     |           to do this? May another minister purify the vessels? REPLY:
41 Appen2     |        taken to a side table by a minister. It is also permitted, especially
42 Appen2     |           applicable to a special minister who lawfully distributes