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 1   2,   6   |     every Mass the people should stand from the beginning of the
 2   2,   9   |    present and speaking to them, stand as they listen to it. Marks
 3   2,  10   |         the signs communion will stand out more clearly as a sharing
 4   3,  11   |          itself makes the Church stand out as being formed in a
 5   4,  20   |          come near the altar and stand around it in such a way
 6   4,  21   |          hands joined; then they stand upright and cross themselves
 7   4,  33   |        the proper reverence, and stand in front of the priest.
 8   4,  33   |        the proper reverence, and stand in front of the priest.
 9   4,  33   |   chalice come forward again and stand in front of the priest.
10   4,  33   |       make the proper reverence, stand in front of the priest,
11   4,  33   |       make the proper reverence, stand in front of the priest,
12   5,  33   |       celebrant's chair ought to stand as a symbol of his office
13   5,  33   | stationary, not simply a movable stand. In keeping with the structure
14 Appen1     |        Instruction»). The people stand for the singing of the alleluia
15 Appen2     | communion they may either kneel, stand, or sit. Accordingly the
16 Appen2     |   example, should the people: a. stand during the prayer over the
17 Appen2     |      GIRM no. 21): a. The people stand while the presidential prayers
18 Appen2     |      over the gifts. b. Thy also stand throughout the eucharistic
19 Appen2     |        Thus, the people can only stand or sit and this detracts
20 Appen2     |       brought forward. They then stand around the altar until communion
21 Appen2     |          for concelebrants, they stand at the showing of the host
22 Appen2     |  lectionary are set on a reading stand. b. This stand obviously
23 Appen2     |         a reading stand. b. This stand obviously should be placed
24 Appen2     |     custom of setting the missal stand on the left side of the