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 1 Intro,   0 |        spirit and expression of reverence and adoration in which the
 2   2,   1   |         listened to by all with reverence; they make up a principal
 3   2,   8   |       enter the sanctuary, they reverence the altar. As a sign of
 4   2,   9   |     itself inculcates the great reverence to be shown toward the reading
 5   2,   9   |     they listen to it. Marks of reverence are given to the Book of
 6   2,  10   |         all to listen in silent reverence, but also to take part through
 7   3,  11   |    clear by their deep sense of reverence for God and their charity
 8   4,  13   |       ministers make the proper reverence, that is, a low bow or,
 9   4,  13   |         altar, makes the proper reverence with the ministers, and
10   4,  14   |      priest he makes the proper reverence and goes up to the altar.
11   4,  14   |         altar, makes the proper reverence, and leaves in the manner
12   4,  16   |         reader makes the proper reverence along with the priest, goes
13   4,  18   |   celebrant make the prescribed reverence, kiss the altar, then go
14   4,  23   |   concelebrants make the proper reverence to the altar; as a rule,
15   4,  29   | veneration. But if this sign of reverence is not in harmony with the
16   4,  33   |        to be in the interest of reverence for the sacraments or the
17   4,  33   |       approach, make the proper reverence, and stand in front of the
18   4,  33   |       approach, make the proper reverence, and stand in front of the
19   4,  33   |       approach, make the proper reverence, stand in front of the priest,
20   4,  33   |       approach, make the proper reverence, stand in front of the priest,
21   5,  33   |      placed on the altar out of reverence for the celebration of the
22   5,  33   | liturgical service as a sign of reverence and festiveness. The candlesticks
23 Appen1     |        give greater dignity and reverence to the cross. It is desirable
24 Appen2     |      and this detracts from the reverence and adoration due to the
25 Appen2     |        bearing are signs of the reverence and adoration to be shown
26 Appen2     |      QUERY: Some of the acts of reverence by both the celebrant and
27 Appen2     |      their faith, devotion, and reverence not only by words but also
28 Appen2     | communion there are gestures of reverence and faith made by both the
29 Appen2     |       able to make some sign of reverence (GIRM nos. 244c, 245b, 246b,
30 Appen2     |  candles for Mass "as a sign of reverence and festiveness" (nos. 79,