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 1   2,   8   |         alternately either by the choir and the congregation or
 2   2,   8   |        the congregation or by the choir alone. The antiphon and
 3   2,   8   |          the congregation and the choir or cantor.~As a rule each
 4   2,   8   | congregation alternately with the choir, or by the choir alone.
 5   2,   8   |         with the choir, or by the choir alone. If not sung, it is
 6   2,   9   |          by all present or by the choir or cantor; it may then be
 7   2,  10   |          is as a rule sung by the choir or cantor with the congregation
 8   2,  10   |        bishops. It is sung by the choir alone or by the choir or
 9   2,  10   |         the choir alone or by the choir or cantor with the congregation.~
10   3,  11   |          The «schola cantorum» or choir exercises its own liturgical
11   3,  11   |            What is said about the choir applies in a similar way
12   3,  11   |           should be a cantor or a choir director to lead and sustain
13   3,  11   |          When in fact there is no choir, it is up to the cantor
14   4,  13   |         is sung or recited by the choir and congregation (see no.
15   4,  21   |          the congregation and the choir.~
16   5,  33   |          The congregation and the choir should have a place that
17   5,  33   |           commentator, cantor, or choir director not to use the
18   5        |                               IX. CHOIR, ORGAN, AND OTHER MUSICAL
19   5,  33   |   location should also assist the choir's liturgical ministry and
20   5,  33   |        sustain the singing of the choir and congregation and be
21   7,  34   |         cantors, commentator, and choir to be completely sure beforehand
22 Appen2     | congregation alternately with the choir, or by the choir alone.
23 Appen2     |         with the choir, or by the choir alone. If not sung, it is