Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,   0 |  perpetuate the sacrifice of the cross throughout the centuries
 2 Intro,   0 |        that the sacrifice of the cross and its sacramental renewal
 3   2,   0   | perpetuates the sacrifice of the cross,14 Christ is really present
 4   2,   8   |    assembly make the sign of the cross. Then through his greeting
 5   2,  10   |        make the sacrifice of the cross to be continuously present
 6   3,  11   |        who carry the missal, the cross, candles, the bread, wine,
 7   4,  12   |     seven. There is also to be a cross on or near the altar. The
 8   4,  12   |       the altar. The candles and cross may be carried in the entrance
 9   4,  13   |          the crossbearer, if the cross is to be carried;~c. acolytes
10   4,  13   |           a genuflection.~If the cross has been carried in the
11   4,  13   |    faithful make the sign of the cross. The priest says: «In the
12   4,  13   |           making the sign of the cross with his thumb on the book
13   4,  13   |     blesses with the sign of the cross, continues: «the Father,
14   4,  15   |        the acolyte may carry the cross, walking between two servers
15   4,  15   |         the altar, he places the cross near it and takes his own
16   4,  21   |      then they stand upright and cross themselves at the words, «
17   4,  31   |          it with the sign of the cross, saying nothing. ~This is
18   4,  31   |         the left. ~If there is a cross on or beside the altar,
19   4,  31   |       incenses the altar. If the cross is behind the altar, the
20   5,  33   |       altar the sacrifice of the cross is made present under sacramental
21   5,  33   |       270. There is also to be a cross, clearly visible to the
22 Appen1     |                       270. ALTAR CROSS~Only a single cross should
23 Appen1     |        ALTAR CROSS~Only a single cross should be carried in a procession
24 Appen1     |     dignity and reverence to the cross. It is desirable to place
25 Appen1     |        is desirable to place the cross that has been carried in
26 Appen1     |         that it may serve as the cross of the altar. Otherwise
27 Appen2     |       the Gospels; b. toward the cross: he incenses with three
28 Appen2     |        of the Lord» (they do not cross themselves); «May almighty
29 Appen2     |     makes the triple sign of the cross: Not 5 (1969) 403, no. 14.
30 Appen2     |       and bowing his head to the cross, he says: «May almighty
31 Appen2     |         has made the sign of the cross over the gifts; others keep