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 1   4,  13   |        reverence, that is, a low bow or, if there is a tabernacle
 2   4,  21   |          are shown and afterward bow low.~d. They say «Father,
 3   4,  21   |        your Son» inclusive, they bow with hands joined; then
 4   4,  21   |          are shown and afterward bow low.~d. They say «In memory
 5   4,  21   |     these are shown andafterward bow low.~d. They say «Father,
 6   4,  21   |          are shown and afterward bow low.~d. They say «Father,
 7   4,  30   |           There are two kinds of bow, a bow of the head and a
 8   4,  30   |          are two kinds of bow, a bow of the head and a bow of
 9   4,  30   |          a bow of the head and a bow of the body:~a. A bow of
10   4,  30   |          a bow of the body:~a. A bow of the head is made when
11   4,  30   |         Mass is celebrated.~b. A bow of the body, or profound
12   4,  30   |         of the body, or profound bow, is made: toward the altar
13   4,  30   |          pray». The same kind of bow is made by the deacon when
14 Appen2     |         see GIRM no. 21), a deep bow and a respectful bearing
15 Appen2     |    deacon, says the invitation, «Bow your heads and pray for
16 Appen2     | celebrant omits the invitation, «Bow your heads and ask for God'
17 Appen2     |        may give the invitation: «Bow your heads and pray for
18 Appen2     |        for example, the profound bow to be made in place of the
19 Appen2     |          these various cases: "A bow of the head is made when
20 Appen2     |      honor Mass is celebrated. A bow of the body, or profound
21 Appen2     |         of the body, or profound bow, is made: toward the altar
22 Appen2     |         of Mass also reads: "All bow." It is well to remember
23 Appen2     |      chalice, look at them, then bow profoundly (GIRM nos. 174c,