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 1 Intro,   0 |         of which much should be made, namely, the royal priesthood
 2   1,   0   |       way that they are somehow made present.3 All other liturgical
 3   2,   0   |                  8. The Mass is made up as it were of the liturgy
 4   2,   6   |       Unless other provision is made, at every Mass the people
 5   2,  10   |        and that the offering is made for the Church and all its
 6   2,  10   |      Christ we who are many are made one body (see 1 Cor 10:17).~
 7   3,  11   |        people, a people God has made his own, a royal priesthood:
 8   4,  12   |       unless other provision is made. ~ ~
 9   4,  13   |      announcements, they may be made at this time.~
10   4,  14   |    always», and the people have made the response: «And also
11   4,  30   |         Three genuflections are made during Mass: after the showing
12   4,  30   |    sanctuary, a genuflection is made before and after Mass and
13   4,  30   |         a. A bow of the head is made when the three divine Persons
14   4,  30   |       body, or profound bow, is made: toward the altar if there
15   4,  30   |         The same kind of bow is made by the deacon when he asks
16   5,  33   |       sacrifice of the cross is made present under sacramental
17   6,  33   |       Church, the bread must be made from wheat; according to
18   6,  33   |     eucharistic bread should be made in such a way that in a
19   6,  34   |          290. Vessels should be made from materials that are
20   6,  34   |        monstrance, etc., may be made of other materials that
21   6,  34   |                    294. Vessels made from metal should ordinarily
22   6,  34   |        a cincture, unless it is made to fit without a cincture.
23   6,  34   |          every effort should be made to respect the canons of
24   7,  34   |        choice of texts is to be made in consultation with the
25   8,  38   |       event in human life to be made holy by divine grace that
26 Appen1     |    Missal», include adaptations made by the National Conference
27 Appen1     |       Missal». Provision can be made in certain cases that they
28 Appen2     |      profession of faith. . .is made" (no. 15). As is often the
29 Appen2     |      principal concelebrant has made the sign of the cross over
30 Appen2     |          the profound bow to be made in place of the former genuflection
31 Appen2     |    cases: "A bow of the head is made when the three divine persons
32 Appen2     |       body, or profound bow, is made: toward the altar if there
33 Appen2     | gestures of reverence and faith made by both the celebrant and
34 Appen2     |        liturgical use should be made of material that can provide
35 Appen2     |       to those priests who have made this request the permission
36 Appen2     |        consecrating vessels not made of gold should the formularies