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501 7, 35 | allowed in some places. In such a case, the choice
502 7, 35 | should be based on the norms in the Lectionary and on the
503 7, 35 | 319. In the weekday lectionary,
504 7, 35 | particular celebration. In this case the priest, taking
505 7, 35 | preference to certain readings.~In Masses with special groups,
506 7, 35 | mystery they are taking part in and may be led to a more
507 7, 35 | the texts for proclamation in the liturgical assembly
508 7, 35 | and the options allowed in this matter.~ ~
509 7, 36 | are intended to develop in different ways the theme
510 7, 36 | the theme of thanksgiving in the eucharistic prayer and
511 7, 36 | special text for the prayer, «In union with the whole Church»
512 7, 36 | with the whole Church» or in Masses that have a special
513 7, 36 | apostles and saints mentioned in it and on Sundays, unless
514 7, 36 | formulary may be inserted in the place indicated, namely,
515 7, 36 | be used with this prayer in the place indicated, namely,
516 7, 36 | namely, at the prayer, «In mercy and love unite all
517 7, 36 | 323. In any Mass the prayers belonging
518 7, 36 | unless otherwise noted.~In Masses on a memorial, however,
519 7, 36 | season. ~On the weekdays in Ordinary Time, the prayers
520 7, 36 | Sunday; from another Sunday in Ordinary Time, or from the
521 7, 36 | needs and occasions listed in the Missal. It is always
522 7, 36 | prayers appointed for each day in the Missal already make
523 7, 37 | 324. The norms laid down in their proper places are
524 7, 38 | 325. In addition to the permissions
525 7, 38 | of bishops have the right in some circumstances to make
526 8, 38 | causes almost every event in human life to be made holy
527 8, 38 | mystery.95 The eucharist, in turn, is the sacrament of
528 8, 38 | prayers that may be used in the various circumstances
529 8, 38 | 327. In view of the broad options
530 8, 38 | 328. In all the Masses for various
531 8, 38 | mysteries of the Lord or in honor of Mary or a particular
532 8, 38 | which are options provided in favor of the faithful's
533 8, 38 | Wednesday, and during Holy Week. In addition, the norms in the
534 8, 38 | In addition, the norms in the ritual books or in the
535 8, 38 | norms in the ritual books or in the Masses themselves also
536 8, 38 | 332. In cases of serious need or
537 8, 38 | or advantage may be used in a celebration with a congregation. ~
538 8, 38 | 334. On weekdays in Ordinary Time when there
539 8, 38 | be celebrated on weekdays in Ordinary Time when there
540 8, 38 | should be urged to share in the eucharistic sacrifice
541 8, 38 | 341. In the planning and choosing
542 8, 38 | who never or rarely share in the eucharist or who have
543 Appen1 | of Particular Importance in the Catechesis of the People
544 Appen1 | the actual readings, and in the Eucharistic prayer before
545 Appen1 | require that everyone use them in the form in which they appear
546 Appen1 | everyone use them in the form in which they appear in the «
547 Appen1 | form in which they appear in the «Missal». Provision
548 Appen1 | Provision can be made in certain cases that they
549 Appen1 | circumstances of the community. In all cases it is well to
550 Appen1 | Liturgy, «The Place of Music in Eucharistic Celebrations» (
551 Appen1 | 1968); revised ed., «Music in Catholic Worship» (Washington,
552 Appen1 | ministers that are given in the «Sacramentary» are chant
553 Appen1 | International Commission on English in the Liturgy, rather than
554 Appen1 | song of the congregation.~In accord with no. 55 of the
555 Appen1 | Congregation of Rites on music in the liturgy (March 5, 1967),
556 Appen1 | texts set to music composed in earlier periods may be used
557 Appen1 | earlier periods may be used in liturgical services even
558 Appen1 | though they may not conform in all details with the legitimately
559 Appen1 | of choral and other music in English when the older text
560 Appen1 | POSTURES~At its meeting in November, 1969, the National
561 Appen1 | Catholic Bishops voted that in general, the directives
562 Appen1 | of psalms and antiphons in English, as supplements
563 Appen1 | including psalms arranged in responsorial form, metrical
564 Appen1 | provided they are used in accordance with the principles
565 Appen1 | Gradual» and are selected in harmony with the liturgical
566 Appen1 | the Conference of Bishops in November, 1969: ~The entrance
567 Appen1 | of putting the assembly in the proper frame of mind
568 Appen1 | conflict with these purposes.~In general, during the most
569 Appen1 | the entrance be seasonal in nature. ~There are thus
570 Appen1 | other sacred song chosen in accord with the above criterion.~
571 Appen1 | entrance song, is the antiphon in the Missal recited. ~ ~
572 Appen1 | psalm with its response in the «Lectionary,» (2) the
573 Appen1 | Lectionary,» (2) the gradual in the «Roman Gradual», or (
574 Appen1 | responsorial or alleluia psalm in the «Simple Gradual», the
575 Appen1 | of psalms and antiphons in English, as supplements
576 Appen1 | including psalms arranged in responsorial form, metrical
577 Appen1 | provided they are used in accordance with the principles
578 Appen1 | Gradual» and are selected in harmony with the liturgical
579 Appen1 | Collegeville, Minn., 1970). In particular, see the common
580 Appen1 | 175), which may be used in place of the text corresponding
581 Appen1 | National Conference of Bishops in November, 1969: ~The offertory
582 Appen1 | of praise or of rejoicing in keeping with the season.
583 Appen1 | from the action of Christ. ~In general, during the most
584 Appen1 | the offertory be seasonal in character. During the remainder
585 Appen1 | 1968 («The Place of Music in Eucharistic Celebrations»)
586 Appen1 | of praise or of rejoicing in keeping with the season. (
587 Appen1 | General Instruction»). In fact, it is good to give
588 Appen1 | Conference of Catholic Bishops in November, 1969: ~The Communion
589 Appen1 | expression to the joy of unity in the body of Christ and the
590 Appen1 | acceptable, as indicated in the instruction on music
591 Appen1 | the instruction on music in the liturgy, no. 36. ~In
592 Appen1 | in the liturgy, no. 36. ~In general, during the most
593 Appen1 | the Communion be seasonal in nature. During the remainder
594 Appen1 | Communion song, is the antiphon in the «Missal» recited. Until
595 Appen1 | present «Missal» is said in such cases (Congregation
596 Appen1 | directives on the manner in which this is done, see «
597 Appen1 | women to serve as readers in accord with no. 66 of the «
598 Appen1 | Instruction» (November, 1969).~In February, 1971, the Bishops'
599 Appen1 | other liturgical ministries. In particular the designation
600 Appen1 | designation of women to serve in such ministries as reader,
601 Appen1 | presides over the celebration, in the light of the culture
602 Appen1 | qualifications are required in women who exercise liturgical
603 Appen1 | exercise liturgical ministries in the same way as for men
604 Appen1 | called upon to function in the celebration normally
605 Appen1 | occupy a specific place in the liturgy, unless they
606 Appen1 | optional practice of Communion in the hand. The Bishops' Committee
607 Appen1 | Committee on the Liturgy, in its catechesis about this
608 Appen1 | on the part of the Church in its faith in the Eucharistic
609 Appen1 | the Church in its faith in the Eucharistic presence. ~
610 Appen1 | the host is not placed in the hands of the communicants,
611 Appen1 | the practice of Communion in the hand.~d. Children have
612 Appen1 | option to receive Communion in the hand or on the tongue.
613 Appen1 | Newsletter», July 1966. ~In accord with the instruction
614 Appen1 | Conference of Catholic Bishops in November, 1970, added the
615 Appen1 | special occasions enumerated in no. 242 of the «General
616 Appen1 | weekday Masses.~At its meeting in November, 1978, the National
617 Appen1 | holy days of obligation if, in the judgment of the ordinary,
618 Appen1 | Communion may be given in an orderly and reverent
619 Appen1 | judgment of the local ordinary in doubtful cases. ~ ~
620 Appen1 | cross should be carried in a procession in order to
621 Appen1 | carried in a procession in order to give greater dignity
622 Appen1 | cross that has been carried in the procession near the
623 Appen1 | than the organ may be used in liturgical services provided
624 Appen1 | provided they are played in a manner that is suitable
625 Appen1 | of the congregation, etc. In particular cases, if there
626 Appen1 | of the diocesan bishop, in consultation with the diocesan
627 Appen1 | judgment of the local ordinary in doubtful cases. ~ ~
628 Appen1 | judgment of the local ordinary in doubtful cases.~ ~
629 Appen1 | decreed that there be observed in the dioceses of the United
630 Appen1 | designated by the local ordinary in consultation with the diocesan
631 Appen1 | November, 1971). This is in addition to observances
632 Appen1 | presented the above decision in these terms: The expression
633 Appen1 | rather than nationally. In this way no arbitrary rule
634 Appen1 | including the commendations, in those cases where it is
635 Appen1 | For other adaptations in the funeral Mass and service,
636 Appen1 | paschal candle be carried in the entrance procession.~
637 Appen1 | deceased person participate in the usual offering of the
638 Appen2 | Missal» and which appeared in «Notitiae» between 1969
639 Appen2 | practice that has developed in some places. Is this acceptable?~
640 Appen2 | demands that they be spoken in a loud and clear voice and
641 Appen2 | the people's participation in this central part of the
642 Appen2 | out of the question: but in the eucharistic prayer the
643 Appen2 | presider, «Tou proestou» in Justin's expression, reaches
644 Appen2 | 10 (1974) 407.~QUERY 2: In liturgical assemblies there
645 Appen2 | The points determined are in no way to be considered
646 Appen2 | is to ensure uniformity in posture in the assembly
647 Appen2 | ensure uniformity in posture in the assembly celebrating
648 Appen2 | of the community's unity in faith and worship. The people
649 Appen2 | unmindful of being participants in the Church's liturgy, which
650 Appen2 | individuals to isolate themselves in acts of private devotion:
651 Appen2 | 300 - 301, no. 1.~QUERY 3: In some places kneelers have
652 Appen2 | particular locale. For example, in the East there are carpets;
653 Appen2 | East there are carpets; in the Roman basilicas, only
654 Appen2 | uncomfortable this may be. In cases where kneeling is
655 Appen2 | meditate for a short time in silence after the homily?
656 Appen2 | 26. ~QUERY: In the GIRM no. 26 are the
657 Appen2 | matter will be settled better in the new missal, in such
658 Appen2 | better in the new missal, in such a way that the «Asperges»
659 Appen2 | conducts the recitation in alternation with the congregation.
660 Appen2 | Order of Mass, drawn up in a practical fashion, have
661 Appen2 | either by all together or in alternation." By preference,
662 Appen2 | by all either together or in alternation. The celebrant
663 Appen2 | he should recite the hymn in alternation with the assembly.
664 Appen2 | are to sing it together or in alternation." Therefore,
665 Appen2 | because they have their origin in preaching outside Mass.
666 Appen2 | preparation for the sacrifice in which priest and ministers
667 Appen2 | it out and were couched in sacrificial language. The
668 Appen2 | puts this specifying note in a clearer light by means
669 Appen2 | part taken by the faithful in the presentation of the
670 Appen2 | formularies the celebrant says in placing the elements for
671 Appen2 | the offertory rite? REPLY: In no way. The former prayers: «
672 Appen2 | offering that is present in the eucharistic prayer after
673 Appen2 | 51. ~QUERY: In Mass with a congregation
674 Appen2 | for incensation prescribed in the former Roman Missal.
675 Appen2 | Pius V," and completely so, in both texts and rubrics.
676 Appen2 | say little on particulars in some places, it is not to
677 Appen2 | incensation as prescribed in the former Missal (see «
678 Appen2 | are not to be resumed.~In incensation the celebrant (
679 Appen2 | three swings when he comes in front of it; c. toward the
680 Appen2 | celebration of Mass? REPLY: In no way. 1. Both the GIRM (
681 Appen2 | of the prescribed rites in the preparation of the gifts.
682 Appen2 | cleansed within" (GIRM no. 52). In the course of the Consilium'
683 Appen2 | whether it should be a rite in silence or with an accompanying
684 Appen2 | 34). The rite is a usage in all liturgies of the West.
685 Appen2 | community would soon result in the ruin of a patiently
686 Appen2 | 55d.~In certain vernacular versions
687 Appen2 | sufficient reason for introducing in this variant and if so,
688 Appen2 | pertinent traditional teaching in the «Catechism of the Council
689 Appen2 | of the biblical passage in question to be regarded
690 Appen2 | correction or emendation in fact slip in when the approval
691 Appen2 | emendation in fact slip in when the approval was given
692 Appen2 | Aramaic word translated in Latin by «pro multis» has
693 Appen2 | alone are proud" («Enarr.» in Ps. 95, 5). b. The teaching
694 Appen2 | teaching of the «Catechism» is in no way superseded: the distinction
695 Appen2 | for many remains valid. c. In the approval of this vernacular
696 Appen2 | this vernacular variant in the liturgical text nothing
697 Appen2 | nothing inaccurate has slipped in that requires correction
698 Appen2 | 55g. ~QUERY: In the intercessions of Eucharistic
699 Appen2 | as is rightly noted, are in parenthesis; therefore,
700 Appen2 | if celebration of a Mass in honor of the saint is impeded,
701 Appen2 | to the blessed, but only in keeping with places and
702 Appen2 | The Ordinary of the Mass in all its parts must be followed
703 Appen2 | be followed as it appears in the Missal. Some slight
704 Appen2 | adaptation is countenanced in the «Directory for Masses
705 Appen2 | according to the indications in the Order of Mass? REPLY:
706 Appen2 | chalice (GIRM no. 56e). In practice two situations
707 Appen2 | three times, as indicated in the Order of Mass no. 131,
708 Appen2 | to accompany the rite. b. In the case when there are
709 Appen2 | bread, following the rubric in the Order of Mass no. 131: "
710 Appen2 | nothing is said on this point in the new Order of Mass, at
711 Appen2 | formulary that will appear in the new Roman Missal or
712 Appen2 | the Lord. . .; Our help is in the name of the Lord» (they
713 Appen2 | always hear well, especially in large churches, and what
714 Appen2 | heard during a celebration. In addition, the liturgy, and
715 Appen2 | 80c. ~QUERY: In a great many places the
716 Appen2 | practice to be followed? REPLY: In this case it is helpful
717 Appen2 | complement each other; 2. in this matter as in others
718 Appen2 | other; 2. in this matter as in others the liturgical reform
719 Appen2 | authenticity and simplicity, in keeping with SC art. 34: "
720 Appen2 | noble simplicity." Whereas in the Roman Missal promulgated
721 Appen2 | Through my own fault» in the «Confiteor» are annotated
722 Appen2 | Confiteor» are annotated in the reformed Roman Missal
723 Appen2 | Ordo Missae» no. 3). In the former Missal at the
724 Appen2 | struck three times by anyone in reciting the words, whether
725 Appen2 | reciting the words, whether in Latin or another language,
726 Appen2 | also, one gesture is enough in those languages in which
727 Appen2 | enough in those languages in which the words expressing
728 Appen2 | expressing fault are translated in a simpler form, for example
729 Appen2 | simpler form, for example in English, «I have sinned
730 Appen2 | sinned through my own fault»; in French «Oui, j'ai vraiment
731 Appen2 | to communion. ~As noted in the Reply no. 2 of the comments
732 Appen2 | Reply no. 2 of the comments in Not 14 (1978) 301, when
733 Appen2 | captions, which consist either in a sentence drawn from the
734 Appen2 | sentence drawn from the text or in a summary statement of the
735 Appen2 | different texts, especially in the Commons. The sole title
736 Appen2 | 97. ~QUERY: In the celebration of Mass
737 Appen2 | rule of the GIRM no. 97, in the celebration of Mass
738 Appen2 | chair or at the lectern. In keeping with custom, the
739 Appen2 | All those participating in the Mass accompany this
740 Appen2 | accompany this group procession in which the gifts are brought
741 Appen2 | time. Is this procedure in conformity with the spirit
742 Appen2 | place and proper role: "In liturgical celebrations
743 Appen2 | faithful take their place in the Church outside the «
744 Appen2 | the paten with the bread in GIRM no. 102 compatible?
745 Appen2 | habit having its source in the rubrics of the former
746 Appen2 | catechesis and education in liturgy, a particular liturgical
747 Appen2 | may be able to take part in the Mass with such attention
748 Appen2 | opposite may be presumed in a parish or public church,
749 Appen2 | regular churchgoers take part. In these cases the bell as
750 Appen2 | least at the two elevations, in order to elicit joy and
751 Appen2 | 112. ~QUERY 1: In churches without an altar
752 Appen2 | people should the priest in the celebration of Mass
753 Appen2 | REPLY: Yes. The rubric in the Order of Mass with a
754 Appen2 | 1970) 264, no. 39.~QUERY 2: In some places there is a current
755 Appen2 | whereby those taking part in the Mass replace the giving
756 Appen2 | personal initiative; it is not in the rubrics. Nor is there
757 Appen2 | peace» should be supplanted in order to bring a different
758 Appen2 | determines what the GIRM says in no. 114: "Then the priest,
759 Appen2 | rubrics direct. The rite in this case takes the following
760 Appen2 | over the people that are in the Roman Missal (MR, «ed.
761 Appen2 | the concluding rite grows in use as the texts are translated
762 Appen2 | for God's blessing», given in the Missal (MR 495 and 507).
763 Appen2 | almighty God».... REPLY: In this case also the queries
764 Appen2 | expressly lay down the steps in the conclusion of the celebration:
765 Appen2 | this invitation, to put it in different words, or to omit
766 Appen2 | omit it altogether. c. But in contrast this same rubric
767 Appen2 | place of celebration? REPLY: In all the liturgical rites,
768 Appen2 | regardless of their rank.~In the rite of ordination of
769 Appen2 | conclusion of the celebration, in accordance with the rubrics
770 Appen2 | own Ordinary apply also in the case of Ordinary's delegate?
771 Appen2 | 170. ~QUERY: In the manner of concelebrating
772 Appen2 | recite the eucharistic prayer in a low or subdued voice.
773 Appen2 | a low or subdued voice. In other cases, conversely,
774 Appen2 | to outdo the others. b. In carrying out the epiclesis
775 Appen2 | submissa voce»). Otherwise, as in the second case cited, the
776 Appen2 | outstretched toward the gifts") in invoking the action of the
777 Appen2 | namely, up to "Do this in memory of me" inclusive.
778 Appen2 | practices differ greatly in the recitation or singing
779 Appen2 | concelebrants say or sing it. c. In some places the whole assembly
780 Appen2 | should be followed? REPLY: In any meeting it customarily
781 Appen2 | purpose of the meeting. In the case of the eucharist
782 Appen2 | followed by the «Sanctus», in which the assembly joins,
783 Appen2 | concelebrants have quickly adopted in reciting or singing this
784 Appen2 | being against the rules now in force - but at a deeper
785 Appen2 | level, namely, as being in conflict with the very nature
786 Appen2 | increased participation in the liturgy, it is necessary
787 Appen2 | this desire be realized in an orderly and authentic
788 Appen2 | What seems like progress is in fact retrogression: it is
789 Appen2 | belongs to each individual in the liturgical celebration.
790 Appen2 | principles of liturgy." In the third case it happens
791 Appen2 | contrary, the directions given in the Order of Mass (nos.
792 Appen2 | followed, it is possible in order to give greater emphasis
793 Appen2 | or the more simple «Amen» in the French missal of 1974,
794 Appen2 | profound bow to be made in place of the former genuflection
795 Appen2 | mystery of the incarnation in the «Credo». Are such gestures
796 Appen2 | Jesus, Mary, and the saint in whose honor Mass is celebrated.
797 Appen2 | power of the Holy Spirit;» in Eucharistic Prayer I (Roman
798 Appen2 | Almighty God, we pray»." In the case of the words in
799 Appen2 | In the case of the words in the «Credo» the rubric of
800 Appen2 | no. 233); "he genuflects in adoration" (Order of Mass,
801 Appen2 | holding the eucharistic bread in the right hand, with the
802 Appen2 | concelebrants may, however, remain in their places and take the
803 Appen2 | GIRM no. 237 must be taken in context with other articles
804 Appen2 | REPLY: a. The directives in the GIRM are to be observed.
805 Appen2 | There is a general principle in no. 238: "The vessels are
806 Appen2 | after Mass) is completed in no. 229 with one regarding
807 Appen2 | the altar). It is implicit in this regulation that the
808 Appen2 | particulars are found elsewhere in the GIRM: As the priest,
809 Appen2 | purifies them and arranges them in the usual way; the priest
810 Appen2 | candles that are to be placed in candlesticks for the celebration
811 Appen2 | celebration of Mass consist in part of beeswax, olive oil,
812 Appen2 | their composition, except in the case of the sanctuary
813 Appen2 | only by the condition that in the estimation of the people
814 Appen2 | Electric bulbs are banned in the interest of safeguarding
815 Appen2 | a. The liturgical norms in force make a clear distinction
816 Appen2 | have not yet been remodeled in keeping with the reformed
817 Appen2 | at the movable lectern. In the very exceptional case
818 Appen2 | 283. ~QUERY: In the GIRM no. 283 what does «
819 Appen2 | thing as the «host» hitherto in use, except that the bread
820 Appen2 | that the bread is larger in size. The term «eucharistic
821 Appen2 | term «eucharistic bread» in line 2 is explained by the
822 Appen2 | interpret «eucharistic bread» in line 2 as a reference to
823 Appen2 | term implies that bread in the shape designed for its
824 Appen2 | substituted for the host in its traditional shape. The
825 Appen2 | traditional shape. The GIRM in no way intended to change
826 Appen2 | size, thickness, and color in order that the host may
827 Appen2 | juice.~With this situation in mind, the Congregation for
828 Appen2 | scandal for the faithful. ~In the hope of meeting the
829 Appen2 | suffering from alcoholism and in asking you to inform the
830 Appen2 | 296. ~QUERY: In consecrating vessels not
831 Appen2 | this is solid and noble in the judgment of the conference
832 Appen2 | according to the rites appearing in the liturgical books (see
833 Appen2 | with an anointing added in the case of consecration:
834 Appen2 | the color red worn only in the palms procession? ~REPLY:
835 Appen2 | speaks only of the weekdays in Ordinary Time and not of
836 Appen2 | such Masses may be said "in cases of serious need, at
837 Appen2 | or advantage may be used in a celebration with a congregation" (
838 Appen2 | GIRM no. 333). The need in question is to be understood
839 Appen2 | question is to be understood in a pastoral sense, for example,
840 Appen2 | celebration, as is the case in some places on the first
841 Appen2 | office has a certain priority in order that the mystery of
842 Appen2 | commemorations, may be celebrated in the measure due to it (see
843 Appen2 | for the dead are regulated in the same way. a. The Mass
844 Appen2 | celebrated on the days indicated in nos. 3 - 4 (see GIRM no.
845 Appen2 | celebrated on the weekdays in Ordinary Time and when an
846 Appen2 | optional memorial occurs, as in no. 4: Not 5 (1969) 323 -
847 Appen2 | 316c. ~QUERY: On weekdays in Ordinary Time may the Mass
848 Appen2 | 316c says: "On the weekdays in Ordinary Time, the priest
849 Appen2 | Mass of a saint inscribed in the martyrology for that
850 Appen2 | mysteries of the Lord or in honor of Mary or of a particular
851 Appen2 | to those saints mentioned in the martyrology for the
852 Appen2 | end allows, as an option in favor of the faithful's
853 Appen2 | Masses to be celebrated in honor of the saints are
854 Appen2 | saints are to be chosen in keeping with no. 4, p. 514
855 Appen2 | REPLY: Yes. They are not in the new Order of Mass because
856 Appen2 | Mass because they are given in their proper place, that
857 Appen2 | their proper place, that is, in the Roman Missal for the
858 Appen2 | formulary for the dead be used in Eucharistic Prayers II and
859 Appen2 | When this prayer is used in «Masses for the dead. . .»" (
860 Appen2 | rubric has been clarified in the new Order of Mass (GIRM
861 Appen2 | the deceased may be used in any Mass that is celebrated
862 Appen2 | celebrated for a dead person or in which a dead person receives
863 Appen2 | GIRM no. 316 on restraint in using the Masses for the
864 Appen2 | be regarded as "proper" in a strict sense in Masses
865 Appen2 | proper" in a strict sense in Masses that are celebrated
866 Appen2 | or during its «octave». In the Proper of Seasons there
867 Appen2 | own prefaces may be used. In votive Masses there is the
868 Appen2 | 323.~QUERY: In Masses on a memorial may
869 Appen2 | The GIRM no. 323 says: "In Masses on a memorial, however. . .
870 Appen2 | or advantage may be used in a celebration with a congregation."
871 Appen2 | or advantage may be used in a celebration with a congregation" (
872 Appen2 | weekdays that are listed in the Table of Liturgical
873 Appen2 | octave of Christmas, which in the Table of Liturgical
874 Appen2 | REPLY: No. The directives in the Roman Missal apply.
875 Appen2 | celebrated (MR pp. 239 - 242). In addition to the evening
876 Appen2 | another Mass to be celebrated in churches and public or semipublic
877 Appen2 | or semipublic oratories in the evening or, in the case
878 Appen2 | oratories in the evening or, in the case of genuine necessity,
879 Appen2 | genuine necessity, even in the morning, but exclusively
880 Appen2 | exclusively for those who cannot in any way take part in the
881 Appen2 | cannot in any way take part in the evening Mass" (MR p.
882 Appen2 | 265 RM, Holy Saturday]). In the case of Easter Sunday,
883 Appen2 | for the dead referred to in the GIRM no. 337 be celebrated
884 Appen2 | Yes. The Masses mentioned in no. 337 (on the occasions
885 Abbrev | Abbreviations used in the notes~ ~CD ~Vatican
886 Abbrev | Pastoral Office of Bishops in the Church), 28 October
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