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 1   2,   8   |           by some of them, or by a reader; otherwise it is recited
 2   2,   9   |       presiding read the gospel. A reader proclaims the other readings.
 3   2,  10   |           by some of them, or by a reader. Otherwise the priest himself
 4   3,  11   |                            66. The reader is instituted to proclaim
 5   3,  11   |          between the readings.~The reader has his own proper function
 6   3,  11   |           exercise the ministry of reader, even if they have not received
 7   4,  11   |            as a rule an acolyte, a reader, and a cantor assist the
 8   4,  13   |          and other ministers;~d. a reader, who may carry the Book
 9   4,  13   |            the opening prayer, the reader goes to the lectern for
10   4,  13   |          of the psalm, or even the reader, sings or recites the psalm
11   4,  13   |     reading before the gospel, the reader reads it at the lectern
12   4,  13   |                          96. If no reader is present, the priest himself
13   4,  16   |                D. Functions of the Reader~INTRODUCTORY RITES~
14   4,  16   |          no deacon is present, the reader may carry the Book of the
15   4,  16   |            reaching the altar, the reader makes the proper reverence
16   4,  16   |            150. At the lectern the reader proclaims the readings that
17   4,  16   |         general intercessions, the reader may announce the intentions
18   4,  16   |          said by the faithful, the reader recites them at the proper
19 Appen1     |        serve in such ministries as reader, cantor, leader of singing,
20 Appen1     | significant than the person of the reader, whether ordained or lay,
21 Appen2     |         for the convenience of the reader. As to the captions, which
22 Appen2     |            movable lectern for the reader. When the celebrant himself
23 Appen2     |      celebrant himself must act as reader, especially for the gospel,