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1001 Appen2 | completely so, in both texts and rubrics. When the rubrics
1002 Appen2 | Therefore, the multiple and complex gestures for incensation
1003 Appen2 | Ritus servandus» VIII and «Ordo incensandi» pp. LXXXLXXXIII)
1004 Appen2 | celebrant (GIRM nos. 51 and 105) proceeds as follows:
1005 Appen2 | between the altar table and the base: Not 14 (1978)
1006 Appen2 | GIRM (nos. 52, 106, 222) and the Order of Mass (with
1007 Appen2 | of debates on the value and the place to be assigned
1008 Appen2 | its symbolism is obvious and understood by all (see SC
1009 Appen2 | the conferences of bishops and submitted to the Holy See.
1010 Appen2 | example, the specific culture and viewpoint of a people, contrary
1011 Appen2 | viewpoint of a people, contrary and unchangeable usages, the
1012 Appen2 | the genius of a people, and so on. 3. Apart from the
1013 Appen2 | exemptions from rubrics and differing translations of
1014 Appen2 | whose general structure and individual components must
1015 Appen2 | the ruin of a patiently and thoughtfully constructed
1016 Appen2 | introducing in this variant and if so, what is it? b. Is
1017 Appen2 | Did something inaccurate and needing correction or emendation
1018 Appen2 | apposite: "See what he gave and you will discover what he
1019 Appen2 | patron saint be mentioned? And even on a Sunday or on more
1020 Appen2 | participants, the place, and the circumstances. b. There
1021 Appen2 | of the saint is impeded, and even on Sunday and more
1022 Appen2 | impeded, and even on Sunday and more solemn days. Special
1023 Appen2 | Special conditions of people and places may sometimes favor
1024 Appen2 | only in keeping with places and ways established by law (
1025 Appen2 | This may be repeated. . ." and the directive of the GIRM
1026 Appen2 | especially in large churches, and what they do hear physically
1027 Appen2 | In addition, the liturgy, and the eucharistic celebration
1028 Appen2 | be brought to the liturgy and that happens if participation
1029 Appen2 | participation is truly actual and «aware». This requires frequent
1030 Appen2 | liturgical texts both before and after the celebration: Not
1031 Appen2 | Liturgical Commission of France, and the survey of vernacular
1032 Appen2 | the part of both priest and people are not always the
1033 Appen2 | helpful to recall: 1. gestures and words usually complement
1034 Appen2 | has sought authenticity and simplicity, in keeping with
1035 Appen2 | mentioned, the «Agnus Dei» and «Domine, non sum dignus»,
1036 Appen2 | expressions of repentance and humility accompanying the
1037 Appen2 | the breaking of the bread and the call of the faithful
1038 Appen2 | his breast three times" and the same for the «Domine,
1039 Appen2 | Ordo Missae», nos. 131 and 133), there is no reason
1040 Appen2 | the homily at the chair and seated? REPLY: By rule of
1041 Appen2 | bring to the altar the bread and wine which are to be consecrated.
1042 Appen2 | with the spirit of the law and of the Roman Missal? REPLY:
1043 Appen2 | Nevertheless, everyone must have and also must observe his or
1044 Appen2 | observe his or her own place and proper role: "In liturgical
1045 Appen2 | by the nature of the rite and the principles of liturgy." (
1046 Appen2 | celebrant or concelebrants and altar ministers: Not 17 (
1047 Appen2 | presentation of the bread and wine by the faithful and
1048 Appen2 | and wine by the faithful and the presentation of the
1049 Appen2 | are put on a nearby table and the bread and wine are carried
1050 Appen2 | nearby table and the bread and wine are carried to the
1051 Appen2 | proceed directly to the altar and immediately recite the formulary
1052 Appen2 | dialogue before the preface and at the beginning of the
1053 Appen2 | He lifts up his hands and continues: «Lift up your
1054 Appen2 | hands before his breast and bows his head as he says: «
1055 Appen2 | eyes, extending, raising, and joining his hands, and bowing
1056 Appen2 | and joining his hands, and bowing his head to the cross,
1057 Appen2 | almighty God bless you». . .and turning to the people . .
1058 Appen2 | God bless you, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit»:
1059 Appen2 | the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit»: Not 14 (
1060 Appen2 | circumstances of places and people, as is clear from
1061 Appen2 | showing of both the host and the chalice." From a long
1062 Appen2 | the chalice." From a long and attentive catechesis and
1063 Appen2 | and attentive catechesis and education in liturgy, a
1064 Appen2 | Mass with such attention and awareness that it has no
1065 Appen2 | different level of liturgical and religious education and
1066 Appen2 | and religious education and where often people who are
1067 Appen2 | is entirely appropriate and is sometimes necessary.
1068 Appen2 | in order to elicit joy and attention: Not 8 (1972)
1069 Appen2 | Lord be with you always» and «Let us offer each other
1070 Appen2 | with meaning, graciousness, and Christian inspiration. Any
1071 Appen2 | QUERY: After the commingling and during the prayer, «Lord,
1072 Appen2 | joined hands on the altar and, with bowed head, say the
1073 Appen2 | care not to add anything and with attention once again
1074 Appen2 | John XXIII: "Make complex and difficult matters simple;
1075 Appen2 | foxed on the sacrament, and bowing over he says softly. . ."
1076 Appen2 | indicates that on certain days and occasions another, more
1077 Appen2 | invitation, «Bow your heads and pray for God's blessing»
1078 Appen2 | reply: «Amen» (see MR 495 and 507): Not 6 (1970) 404,
1079 Appen2 | of the solemn blessings and prayers over the people
1080 Appen2 | 1975, 495 - 511) expand and add solemnity to the conclusion
1081 Appen2 | the texts are translated and inserted into the missal
1082 Appen2 | invitation, «Bow your heads and ask for God's blessing»,
1083 Appen2 | given in the Missal (MR 495 and 507). c. The priest omits
1084 Appen2 | the congregation (MR 495 and 507). d. At the blessing
1085 Appen2 | invitation: «Bow your heads and pray for God's blessing»" (
1086 Appen2 | God's blessing»" (MR 495 and 507). Therefore, the deacon
1087 Appen2 | during the entire blessing and during it the people respond: «
1088 Appen2 | presides over the liturgy and to no other bishops regardless
1089 Appen2 | each concelebrant performs and the nature of the corresponding
1090 Appen2 | achieved by use of a sensitive and well - placed microphone
1091 Appen2 | well - placed microphone and especially by the modulation
1092 Appen2 | cited, the unity of tone and rhythm for the assembly'
1093 Appen2 | right hand toward the bread and the chalice, "if this seems
1094 Appen2 | 174c, 180c, 184c, 188c) and they do so as they recite
1095 Appen2 | the one presiding to open and close the proceedings that
1096 Appen2 | of the one who presides and who opened the eucharistic
1097 Appen2 | very nature of ministries and texts.~Even though someone
1098 Appen2 | be realized in an orderly and authentic way. What seems
1099 Appen2 | by the nature of the rite and the principles of liturgy."
1100 Appen2 | elaborate chants that give force and solemnity to the acclamation
1101 Appen2 | context of Christ's own words and put after the consecration, "
1102 Appen2 | celebrated without any server and, therefore, without the
1103 Appen2 | therefore, without the greetings and the blessings at the end
1104 Appen2 | reverence by both the celebrant and the people have fallen into
1105 Appen2 | express their faith, devotion, and reverence not only by words
1106 Appen2 | words but also by gestures and posture. All the more care
1107 Appen2 | of the liturgy are fewer and simpler. Thus the Order
1108 Appen2 | Thus the Order of Mass and the GIRM assign a few instances
1109 Appen2 | persons are named together and at the name of Jesus, Mary,
1110 Appen2 | the name of Jesus, Mary, and the saint in whose honor
1111 Appen2 | Almighty God, cleanse and Lord God, we ask you to
1112 Appen2 | Midnight, the Mass at Dawn, and the Mass during the Day,
1113 Appen2 | genuflection at the words «And he became man» (see MR pp.
1114 Appen2 | consecration of the bread and wine the GIRM no. 234b prescribes: "
1115 Appen2 | the showing of the host," and "after the showing of the
1116 Appen2 | the showing of the host and chalice, look at them, then
1117 Appen2 | are gestures of reverence and faith made by both the celebrant
1118 Appen2 | made by both the celebrant and the people who receive communion.
1119 Appen2 | celebrant the GIRM no. 115 and the Order of Mass no. 133
1120 Appen2 | genuflects, takes the host" etc.; and for concelebrants the GIRM
1121 Appen2 | of the altar, genuflect, and reverently take the body
1122 Appen2 | remain in their places and take the body of Christ
1123 Appen2 | priest returns to the altar and collects any remaining particles.
1124 Appen2 | purifies the chalice . . . and dries it with a purificator" (
1125 Appen2 | paten «over the chalice» and the chalice itself." The
1126 Appen2 | chalice «over the paten» and the chalice itself." The
1127 Appen2 | altar. Cannot a better place and time be chosen to do this?
1128 Appen2 | priest returns to the altar and collects any remaining particles.
1129 Appen2 | receive these gifts», etc., and dries it with a purificator.
1130 Appen2 | leave them, properly covered and on a corporal, either at
1131 Appen2 | altar or at a side table and to purify them after Mass
1132 Appen2 | the altar with the priest and collects any remaining fragments.
1133 Appen2 | He then takes the chalice and other vessels to the side
1134 Appen2 | where he purifies them and arranges them in the usual
1135 Appen2 | purified, properly covered and on a corporal, at a side
1136 Appen2 | corporal, at a side table and to purify them after Mass,
1137 Appen2 | priest or deacon to purify and arrange the vessels. If
1138 Appen2 | table, where he purifies and arranges them."~The remarks
1139 Appen2 | remarks on the priest, deacon and acolyte are applicable to
1140 Appen2 | caritatis»; RR, «Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharist
1141 Appen2 | Church's traditional practice and the altar's symbolism, the
1142 Appen2 | altar should be of stone and indeed of natural stone.
1143 Appen2 | some other solid, becoming, and well - crafted material
1144 Appen2 | movable altar been completed and where is it available? REPLY:
1145 Appen2 | Congregation of Sacraments and Divine Worship published
1146 Appen2 | of Dedication of a Church and an Altar, May 29,1977.)~ ~
1147 Appen2 | as a sign of reverence and festiveness" (nos. 79, 269).
1148 Appen2 | wax (see «Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharist
1149 Appen2 | the materials are valued and worthy and that they are
1150 Appen2 | materials are valued and worthy and that they are appropriate
1151 Appen2 | without being smoky or noxious and that does not stain the
1152 Appen2 | safeguarding authenticity and the full symbolism of light:
1153 Appen2 | is no celebrant's chair and no special place for carrying
1154 Appen2 | altar or at the middle? c. and if so, which side of the
1155 Appen2 | distinction between the altar and the place for proclaiming
1156 Appen2 | with the reformed liturgy (and such remodeling should be
1157 Appen2 | chair for the celebrant and a movable lectern for the
1158 Appen2 | altar, where the missal and lectionary are set on a
1159 Appen2 | eucharistic element as to its kind and line 4 as to its «shape».
1160 Appen2 | change the shape of the large and small hosts, but only to
1161 Appen2 | regarding size, thickness, and color in order that the
1162 Appen2 | unfermented grape juice and to use water alone for the
1163 Appen2 | suffering from alcoholism and in asking you to inform
1164 Appen2 | provided this is solid and noble in the judgment of
1165 Appen2 | priest celebrant, at Masses and other rites. . . ," must
1166 Appen2 | understood as governed by nos. 81 and 302. From these it is altogether
1167 Appen2 | is to be left off at Mass and other rites directly connected
1168 Appen2 | is the color for the Mass and office for the entire liturgical
1169 Appen2 | color for both the office and the Celebration of the Lord'
1170 Appen2 | Masses for various needs and occasions and votive Masses
1171 Appen2 | various needs and occasions and votive Masses be celebrated
1172 Appen2 | weekdays of the Christmas and Easter seasons? ~REPLY:
1173 Appen2 | weekdays in Ordinary Time and not of the weekdays of the
1174 Appen2 | weekdays of the Christmas and Easter seasons. But a comparison
1175 Appen2 | for the Liturgical Year and the Calendar leads to the
1176 Appen2 | Masses for various needs and occasions or votive Masses
1177 Appen2 | Sundays of Advent, Lent, and the Easter season, as well
1178 Appen2 | well as on Ash Wednesday and the weekdays of Holy Week,
1179 Appen2 | Advent from 17 to 24 December and of Lent, such Masses may
1180 Appen2 | Saturday before Pentecost, and on obligatory memorials, "
1181 Appen2 | Masses for various needs and occasions are not allowed.
1182 Appen2 | Masses for various needs and occasions whenever the office
1183 Appen2 | Sundays of Advent, Lent, and Easter, and solemnities.
1184 Appen2 | Advent, Lent, and Easter, and solemnities. b. The Masses
1185 Appen2 | of a death, final burial, and the first anniversary may
1186 Appen2 | weekdays in Ordinary Time and when an optional memorial
1187 Appen2 | a Mass for various needs and occasions, or a votive Mass."
1188 Appen2 | in Eucharistic Prayers II and III? ~REPLY: The source
1189 Appen2 | which has a fixed preface and consequently is governed
1190 Appen2 | season is said on feasts and also during the particular
1191 Appen2 | of which are quite long, and this raises the question
1192 Appen2 | proper strictly speaking and during the season Eucharistic
1193 Appen2 | season Eucharistic Prayer IV and Eucharistic Prayer II with
1194 Appen2 | the prayer over the gifts and the prayer after communion,
1195 Appen2 | prayers for various needs and occasions? ~REPLY: The GIRM
1196 Appen2 | the prayer over the gifts and the prayer after communion,
1197 Appen2 | Masses for various needs and occasions: Not 7 (1971)
1198 Appen2 | the first Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the month even
1199 Appen2 | consideration of the sensibilities and devotion of the people:
1200 Appen2 | weekdays of Advent, Christmas, and the Easter season on which "
1201 Appen2 | the octaves of Christmas and Easter? ~REPLY: Yes. The
1202 Appen2 | obligation, the Sundays of Advent and Lent, and Easter Sunday.
1203 Appen2 | Sundays of Advent and Lent, and Easter Sunday. Therefore,
1204 Appen2 | celebrated on Holy Thursday and during the Easter triduum? ~
1205 Appen2 | be celebrated in churches and public or semipublic oratories
1206 Appen2 | at the Lord's tomb,. . .and the sacrifice of the Mass
1207 Appen2 | exception only of Ash Wednesday and the weekdays of Holy Week:
1208 Appen2 | December 17 to 24 inclusive and on the weekdays of Lent.
1209 Abbrev | Decree on the Ministry and Life of Presbyters), 7 December
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