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 1   2,  10   |    song begins when the priest takes communion and continues
 2   4,  13   |    Gospels is on the altar, he takes it and goes to the lectern,
 3   4,  13   |       the middle of the altar, takes the chalice, raises it a
 4   4,  13   |           113. The priest then takes the eucharistic bread and
 5   4,  13   |  prayer the priest genuflects, takes the eucharistic bread, and,
 6   4,  13   |        body of Christ. Then he takes the chalice, saying: «May
 7   4,  13   |                   117. He then takes the paten or a ciborium
 8   4,  14   |    Gospels is on the altar, he takes it and goes to the lectern;
 9   4,  14   |   remaining fragments. He then takes the chalice and other vessels
10   4,  15   |   places the cross near it and takes his own place in the sanctuary.~
11   4,  15   |        is present, the acolyte takes the vessels to the side
12   4,  16   |     the Gospels on it. Then he takes his place in the sanctuary
13   4,  22   |        the principal celebrant takes the eucharistic bread, holds
14   4,  22   |        The principal celebrant takes the chalice and says quietly: «
15   4,  22   |        The principal celebrant takes the tube and says softly: «
16   4,  22   |     remains in the chalice and takes it to the side table. There
17   4,  22   |        remains in the chalice, takes it to the side table and
18   4,  24   |       congregation. The server takes the people's part to the
19   4,  27   |         Then he genuflects and takes the eucharistic bread. If
20   4,  27   |   after making a genuflection, takes the host and, facing the
21   4,  33   |       the minister and himself takes the paten or ciborium with
22   4,  33   |      ciborium on the altar and takes the chalice with the purificator.
23   4,  33   |     purificator and he himself takes the paten or ciborium with
24   4,  33   |        of the Lord, the priest takes the ciborium, or paten with
25   4,  33   | beneath their chin. The priest takes a particle, dips it into
26   8,  38   |    commendation or of farewell takes place, but only when the
27 Appen2     |    song. Nevertheless the norm takes on a general applicability;
28 Appen2     |      the breaking of the bread takes a long time, then the «Agnus
29 Appen2     |        place. If the celebrant takes the paten or ciborium with
30 Appen2     |  direct. The rite in this case takes the following form. After
31 Appen2     |    then the priest genuflects, takes the host" etc.; and for
32 Appen2     |   remaining fragments. He then takes the chalice and other vessels
33 Appen2     |        is present, the acolyte takes the vessels to the side