Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro, 0 | these are the obligatory homily on Sundays and holydays17
2 2, 1 | on the word, that is, the homily, as an integral part of
3 2, 6 | responsorial psalm, for the homily and the presentation of
4 2, 7 | conclusion of a reading or the homily, all meditate briefly on
5 2, 9 | liturgy of the word. The homily, profession of faith, and
6 2, 9 | readings, explained by the homily, God is speaking to his
7 2, 9 | Easter Sunday and Pentecost.~HOMILY~
8 2, 9 | 41. The homily is an integral part of the
9 2, 9 | 42. There must be a homily on Sundays and holydays
10 2, 9 | in large numbers.37~The homily should ordinarily be given
11 2, 9 | readings and through the homily and for them to call to
12 4, 13 | 97. The homily is given at the chair or
13 4, 14 | the priest. If there is no homily or profession of faith,
14 4, 19 | concelebrants gives the homily.~ ~
15 5, 33 | may be used also for the homily and general intercessions (
16 8, 38 | should as a rule be a short homily, but never a eulogy of any
17 8, 38 | eulogy of any kind. The homily is also recommended at other
18 Appen1 | consider the admonitions, the homily and the general intercessions.
19 Appen1 | make them into a sermon or homily; care should be taken to
20 Appen1 | the deceased person. ~The homily may properly include an
21 Appen1 | the deceased person. The homily should relate Christian
22 Appen2 | accompaniment of the priest's homily would be out of the question:
23 Appen2 | time in silence after the homily? REPLY: Very much so. ~QUERY
24 Appen2 | themselves before or after the homily, to address a salutation
25 Appen2 | preaching outside Mass. The homily is part of the liturgy;
26 Appen2 | repetition before or after the homily: Not 9 (1973) 178.~ ~
27 Appen2 | may the bishop give the homily at the chair and seated?
28 Appen2 | celebration of Mass the homily is given at the chair or
29 Appen2 | bishop may certainly give the homily seated: Not 10 (1974) 80,
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