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 1 Intro,   0 |  celebration that have sometimes been neglected in the course
 2 Intro,   0 |   spirituality that had hitherto been unknown. Traditions dating
 3 Intro,   0 |        liturgical documents have been discovered. The continuing
 4 Intro,   0 |       which its single faith has been expressed in the quite diverse
 5 Intro,   0 |         that could not have even been foreseen four centuries
 6 Intro,   0 |       expressions, however, have been adapted to today's needs
 7 Intro,   0 |      discipline. Thus there have been changes of some expressions
 8 Intro,   0 |        the Council of Trent have been completed and improved in
 9   2,   7   |     meditate briefly on what has been heard; after communion,
10   2,   8   |    begins, unless it has already been included as part of the
11   2,   9   | adherence to it. Finally, having been fed by this word, they make
12   2,   9   |        responses and psalms have been chosen, according to the
13   2,  10   |       least until the gifts have been placed on the altar. The
14   2,  10   |          53. Once the gifts have been placed on the altar and
15   3,  11   |          deacon, whose order has been held in high honor since
16   4,  13   |   genuflection.~If the cross has been carried in the procession,
17   4,  13   |         silence, unless this has been already observed immediately
18   4,  22   |       water. After communion has been completed, the acolyte carries
19   4,  22   |        that in each instance has been decided on for the concelebrants.~
20   4,  22   |        decided upon, as has just been said.~The communion of the
21   4,  27   |         unless they have already been put there at the beginning
22   7,  35   |      selections of readings have been assigned so that by hearing
23   8,  38   |       prayer after communion has been said and omitting the rite
24 Appen1     |  limitations because of age have been established. Careful preparation
25 Appen1     |         place the cross that has been carried in the procession
26 Appen2     |        some places kneelers have been taken out of the churches.
27 Appen2     |   preparatory meaning has always been regarded as the identifying
28 Appen2     |        offertory rite, then, has been restored through that explicit
29 Appen2     |  retained. Even though there has been no practical reason for
30 Appen2     |         so important that it has been given for them alone are
31 Appen2     |        the faithful. c. What has been said about saints is applicable
32 Appen2     |      with the formulary that has been customary until now, namely: «
33 Appen2     |      Mass. Have any recent norms been given to suppress use of
34 Appen2     |    mystery of faith», which have been removed from the context
35 Appen2     |      blessing of a movable altar been completed and where is it
36 Appen2     |   blessing formulary has not yet been completed: Not 6 (1970)
37 Appen2     |        Where places have not yet been remodeled in keeping with
38 Appen2     |          p. 35). This rubric has been clarified in the new Order