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 1   1,   0   |             faithful who take their own proper part in it may more
 2   1,   0   |           to lay down norms for its own territory that are suited
 3   2,   0   |             of the minister, in his own word, and indeed substantially
 4   2,   1   |          and Christ, present in his own word, is proclaiming the
 5   2,   2   |          also prays at times in his own name that he may exercise
 6   2,   8   |        people make the prayer their own and give their assent by
 7   2,   9   |            the faithful through his own word.32 Through the chants
 8   2,   9   |        people make God's word their own and through the profession
 9   2,  10   |         received them from Christ's own hands.~PREPARATION OF THE
10   2,  10   |        people make the prayer their own.~ ~
11   3,  11   |           place. At Mass he has his own functions: he proclaims
12   3,  11   |             people God has made his own, a royal priesthood: they
13   3,  11   |              or choir exercises its own liturgical function within
14   3,  11   |        readings.~The reader has his own proper function in the eucharistic
15   4,  15   |         cross near it and takes his own place in the sanctuary.~
16   4,  17   |             concelebrate with their own bishop, especially at the
17   5,  33   |          their diocese and to their own church as symbols of the
18   7,  34   |       calendar of the church or his own calendar. ~
19   7,  34   |     faithful and avoid imposing his own personal preferences. In
20   7,  35   |           from a Gospel. Thus God's own teaching brings the Christian
21   7,  36   | circumstances. ~Although it has its own preface, it may also be
22   7,  36   |          Mass has no preface of its own.~Because of the structure
23   7,  36   |     eucharistic prayer that has its own preface may be used with
24 Appen2     |          guard against imposing his own personal devotion on the
25 Appen2     |              The words, «Through my own fault» in the «Confiteor»
26 Appen2     |            I have sinned through my own fault»; in French «Oui,
27 Appen2     |             must observe his or her own place and proper role: "
28 Appen2     |             concelebrate with their own Ordinary apply also in the
29 Appen2     |             the context of Christ's own words and put after the
30 Appen2     |            used when a Mass has its own proper preface (GIRM no.
31 Appen2     |    Eucharistic Prayer II with their own prefaces may be used. In