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 1 Intro,   0 |    ministerial priesthood puts into its proper light another
 2 Intro,   0 |        people growing together into unity by sharing in Christ'
 3 Intro,   0 |       only very slight changes into the sacred rites. In fact,
 4 Intro,   0 |        seldom allowed research into "ancient and approved authors"
 5   2,   9   |      Mass of the day, and take into account the mystery being
 6   2,  10   |       drops a part of the host into the chalice.~e. «Agnus Dei»:
 7   4,  13   |     used, the priest puts some into the censer. Then with hands
 8   4,  13   |  incense is used, he puts some into the censer at the lectern
 9   4,  13   |        wine and a little water into the chalice, saying the
10   4,  14   |        wine and a little water into the chalice, saying softly
11   4,  17   |     one is ever to be admitted into a concelebration once Mass
12   4,  22   |       particle, dip part of it into the chalice, and, holding
13   4,  32   |    washed and the water poured into the sacrarium. ~ ~
14   4,  33   | persons who are being received into the full communion of the
15   4,  33   |      after being partly dipped into the precious blood it can
16   4,  33   |      celebrant dips a particle into the chalice and, showing
17   4,  33   |      takes a particle, dips it into the chalice, and, showing
18   4,  33   |  purify the tube, then puts it into another container presented
19   6,  33   |     actually to break the host into parts and distribute them
20   6,  33   |     instead of wine was poured into the chalice, he pours the
21   6,  33   |    chalice, he pours the water into another container, then
22   6,  33   |     then pours wine with water into the chalice and consecrates
23   6,  34   |       any other way introduced into a church should be worthy
24   7,  35   |        case the priest, taking into consideration the entire
25   8,  38   | Pastors should, moreover, take into special account those who
26 Appen1     |  enable the people to be drawn into a fuller understanding of
27 Appen1     |       its parts, and lead them into a true spirit of participation.
28 Appen1     |  admonition, and not make them into a sermon or homily; care
29 Appen1     |    receive the host and dip it into the chalice. Intinction
30 Appen2     |    background music often puts into the background what should
31 Appen2     |    until a particle is dropped into the chalice (GIRM no. 56e).
32 Appen2     |      gesture with less meaning into another part of the Mass:
33 Appen2     |     how is it to be integrated into the concluding rite? REPLY:
34 Appen2     |        translated and inserted into the missal proper to each
35 Appen2     |     and the people have fallen into disuse, for example, the
36 Appen2     |    actually «to break the host into parts.»" Thus line 2 is