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 1 Intro,   0 |   Christ and presides over the assembly of a holy people. The meaning
 2   1,   0   |      and circumstances of each assembly, the celebration is planned
 3   2,   0   |       is really present to the assembly gathered in his name; he
 4   2,   2   |     priest, presiding over the assembly in the person of Christ,
 5   2,   2   |   office of presiding over the assembly to pronounce the instructions
 6   2,   6   | community and the unity of the assembly; it both expresses and fosters
 7   2,   8   |       the priest and the whole assembly make the sign of the cross.
 8   2,   9   |        intentions.39 The whole assembly gives expression to its
 9   2,  11   |        b. the dismissal of the assembly, which sends each member
10   3,  11   |                 58. All in the assembly gathered for Mass have an
11   3,  11   |       himself preside over the assembly and associate the presbyters
12   3,  11   |    therefore presides over the assembly and leads its prayer, proclaims
13   3,  11   |       directions regarding the assembly's moving, standing, kneeling,
14   3,  11   | liturgical function within the assembly. Its task is to ensure that
15   3,  11   |       of God in the liturgical assembly.55~
16   5        |      CHURCH FOR THE LITURGICAL ASSEMBLY~
17   5,  33   |      the image of the gathered assembly. It should also allow the
18   5,  33   |   office of presiding over the assembly and of directing prayer.
19   5,  33   |     character as a part of the assembly of the faithful that has
20   7,  34   |  general spiritual good of the assembly rather than his personal
21   7,  35   | proclamation in the liturgical assembly are to be chosen on the
22   7,  36   |      prayer for the liturgical assembly and also to adapt the prayer
23 Appen1     |        function of putting the assembly in the proper frame of mind
24 Appen1     |         it is good to give the assembly a period of quiet (that
25 Appen2     |   uniformity in posture in the assembly celebrating the eucharist
26 Appen2     |    issue and these involve the assembly as a whole, does this practice
27 Appen2     | celebrant should join with the assembly's singing or reciting of
28 Appen2     |      or with one sector of the assembly's dialogic recitation or
29 Appen2     |        in alternation with the assembly. b. As to the «Credo», the
30 Appen2     |       to the entire liturgical assembly, which says it together ("
31 Appen2     |      members of the liturgical assembly. Nevertheless, everyone
32 Appen2     |      remains at the altar. The assembly of the faithful take their
33 Appen2     |        a particular liturgical assembly may be able to take part
34 Appen2     |      the same gesture over the assembly during the prayer over the
35 Appen2     |        to the GIRM no. 170 the assembly of the faithful must distinctly
36 Appen2     |        tone and rhythm for the assembly's understanding of the text
37 Appen2     |       In some places the whole assembly says or sings it. What rule
38 Appen2     |         Sanctus», in which the assembly joins, then the one presiding
39 Appen2     |        conclusion by the whole assembly is an extension that is
40 Appen2     |        extension to the entire assembly as a sign of the desire
41 Appen2     |      sign of the desire of the assembly for increased participation