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 1 Intro,   0 |     through others they frequently give instructions during Mass,
 2   1,   0   |          of this Instruction is to give the general guidelines for
 3   2,   2   |    proclaim the word of God and to give the final blessing. He may
 4   2,   2   |         the final blessing. He may give the faithful a very brief
 5   2,   8   |           the prayer their own and give their assent by the acclamation, «
 6   2,   9   |           people to respond and to give their assent to the word
 7   2,  10   |          unity of their voices, to give evidence of joy of heart,
 8   3,  11   |            liturgy of the word and give the blessing at the end
 9   3,  11   |           a royal priesthood: they give thanks to the Father and
10   3,  11   |      minister of the eucharist, to give communion to the faithful.~
11   4,  13   |       other qualified minister may give the faithful a very brief
12   4,  13   |     outstretched, he adds: «Let us give thanks to the Lord our God».
13   4,  13   |          answered: «It is right to give him thanks and praise»,
14   4,  13   |       local custom. The priest may give the sign of peace to the
15   4,  14   |           in a low voice: «Father, give me your blessing.» The priest
16   4,  21   |        Through Christ our Lord you give us all these gifts», is
17   4,  27   |          with you». The priest may give the sign of peace to the
18   5,  33   |   consecrated. The faithful should give due honor to the cathedral
19   6,  34   |          the vestments is meant to give effective, outward expression
20   7,  35   |          with other readings or to give preference to certain readings.~
21 Appen1     |             In fact, it is good to give the assembly a period of
22 Appen1     |           a procession in order to give greater dignity and reverence
23 Appen2     |          worship. The people often give the impression immediately
24 Appen2     | celebration of Mass may the bishop give the homily at the chair
25 Appen2     |           the bishop may certainly give the homily seated: Not 10 (
26 Appen2     |    extended, he continues: «Let us give thanks to the Lord our God»;" "
27 Appen2     |           head as he says: «Let us give thanks»...." b. As to the
28 Appen2     |         the Missal says: ". . .may give the invitation: «Bow your
29 Appen2     |            is possible in order to give greater emphasis to this
30 Appen2     |         more elaborate chants that give force and solemnity to the