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 1   2,   1   |                                    READING AND EXPLAINING THE WORD
 2   2,   4   |             accordingly as it is a reading, a prayer, an instruction,
 3   2,   7   |             at the conclusion of a reading or the homily, all meditate
 4   2,   9   |             Since by tradition the reading of the Scriptures is a ministerial,
 5   2,   9   |   reverence to be shown toward the reading of the gospel, setting it
 6   2,   9   |                36. After the first reading comes the responsorial psalm
 7   2,   9   |          text corresponding to the reading.~The psalmist or cantor
 8   2,   9   |           chant follows the second reading.~a. The «Alleluia» is sung
 9   2,   9   |             When there is only one reading before the gospel:~a. during
10   2,   9   |             If the psalm after the reading is not sung, it is to be
11   3,  11   |              from listening to the reading of the sacred texts.~
12   4,  13   |          the lectern for the first reading. All sit and listen and
13   4,  13   |                      90. After the reading, the psalmist or cantor
14   4,  13   |         Then, if there is a second reading before the gospel, the reader
15   4,  13   |        with you.» Then he says: «A reading from». . ., making the sign
16   4,  13   |          away our sins». After the reading the people make the acclamation
17   4,  14   |    proclaims the gospel. After the reading, he kisses the book, saying
18   4,  16   | responsorial psalm after the first reading. ~
19   4,  26   |            himself reads the first reading and psalm, the second reading,
20   4,  26   |      reading and psalm, the second reading, when it is to be said,
21   7,  35   |           assigned.~The continuous reading during the week, however,
22 Appen1     |          text corresponding to the reading whenever the psalm is sung.~
23 Appen1     |             If the psalm after the reading is not sung it is recited.
24 Appen1     |         read one or other biblical reading during the liturgy of the
25 Appen2     |        even the rubric: "The first reading," "The second reading,"
26 Appen2     |        first reading," "The second reading," etc. Is it permissible
27 Appen2     |             the titles, "The first reading," "The second reading,"
28 Appen2     |        first reading," "The second reading," are guides for the convenience
29 Appen2     |           summary statement of the reading, they too are guides useful
30 Appen2     |            author. For example: "A reading from the Letter of Paul
31 Appen2     |            of Paul to Timothy"; "A reading from the holy Gospel according
32 Appen2     |            answered from a careful reading of the Roman Missal: a.
33 Appen2     |     especially for the gospel, the reading should be at the movable
34 Appen2     |            lectionary are set on a reading stand. b. This stand obviously
35 Appen2     |   conveniently for the celebrant's reading, for example, at the middle