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 1 Intro,   0 |     means of the very words of consecration, by which Christ becomes
 2 Intro,   0 |     the canon and the words of consecration are spoken in a low voice,
 3   2,   6   |       They should kneel at the consecration unless prevented by the
 4   2,  10   |      Institution narrative and consecration: in the words and actions
 5   4,  13   |   prayers.~A little before the consecration, the server may ring a bell
 6   4,  30   |       words of the Lord at the consecration.~ ~
 7   4,  31   |    bread and chalice after the consecration.~
 8   4,  33   | virginity at the Mass of their consecration; professed religious, their
 9   6,  33   |       priest notices after the consecration or as he receives communion
10   6,  33   |       narrative related to the consecration of the chalice, without
11   6,  34   |                   293. For the consecration of hosts one rather large
12   6,  34   |       296. For the blessing or consecration of vessels the rites prescribed
13 Appen2     | eucharistic prayer, except the consecration. The practice is for the
14 Appen2     |       the epiclesis before the consecration until the memorial acclamation
15 Appen2     |      even more often after the consecration by their diverse postures
16 Appen2     |       shown at the time of the consecration and communion: Not 14 (1978)
17 Appen2     |   eucharistic prayer after the consecration, when Christ becomes present
18 Appen2     |      109: "A little before the consecration, the server may ring a bell
19 Appen2     |       the epiclesis before the consecration not all concelebrants stretch
20 Appen2     |    careful to do so during the consecration. c. During the epiclesis
21 Appen2     |    during the epiclesis of the consecration all the concelebrants must
22 Appen2     |    Holy Spirit. But during the consecration, the concelebrants hold
23 Appen2     |      the acclamation after the consecration, should the priest say: «
24 Appen2     |        words and put after the consecration, "serve as an introduction
25 Appen2     |        see MR p. 538).~For the consecration of the bread and wine the
26 Appen2     |       words of the Lord at the consecration." Further the priest genuflects "
27 Appen2     |      to be collected after the consecration, but it is not clear what
28 Appen2     |     material may be used." The consecration should be carried out according
29 Appen2     | anointing added in the case of consecration: Not 6 (1970) 263, no. 36.~ ~