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 1   2,   3   |  community,22 both the dialogues between celebrant and congregation
 2   2,   3   |       means of greater communion between priest and people.~
 3   2,   9   |         Scripture and the chants between the readings form the main
 4   2,   9   |          Gospels itself. ~CHANTS BETWEEN THE READINGS~
 5   3,  11   |           sing or read the psalm between the readings.~The reader
 6   3,  11   |         biblical song that comes between the readings. To fulfill
 7   4,  13   |       carry lighted candles, and between them the crossbearer, if
 8   4,  13   |         if necessary, the chants between the readings. If incense
 9   4,  15   |         carry the cross, walking between two servers with lighted
10   4,  33   |         or paten with the hosts, between the index and middle fingers
11   4,  33   |       hand and holds the chalice between the thumb and index finger
12   5,  33   |     interfere with communication between the priest and people).
13   7,  34   |          When an option is given between a memorial in the General
14   7,  35   |          such a case, the choice between the first two readings should
15   7,  37   |         for the choice of chants between the readings and the songs
16   8,  38   |          readings and the chants between them may be used, if they
17   8,  38   |        of the communion existing between all Christ's members, the
18 Appen1     |           but not for the chants between the readings (below). ~Only
19 Appen1     |                       36. CHANTS BETWEEN THE READINGS~As a further
20 Appen1     |       not extended to the chants between the readings.~For further
21 Appen1     | concerning the use of the chants between the readings, see the Foreword
22 Appen2     |     which appeared in «Notitiae» between 1969 and 1981 are included
23 Appen2     |     altar, making no distinction between the altar table and the
24 Appen2     |         make a clear distinction between the altar and the place