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 1   2,   8   |   warrants, the priest may also incense the altar.~
 2   2,  10   |    deacon or other minister may incense the priest and the people.~
 3   4,  13   |       with a lighted censer, if incense is used;~b. the servers,
 4   4,  13   |       to celebrate the Mass.~If incense is used, the priest puts
 5   4,  13   |         altar and kisses it. If incense is used, he incenses the
 6   4,  13   |    Alleluia» or other chant, if incense is being used, the priest
 7   4,  13   | forehead, mouth, and breast. If incense is used, he then incenses
 8   4,  13   |        between the readings. If incense is used, he puts some into
 9   4,  13   |                         105. If incense is used, he incenses the
10   4,  14   |         he kisses the altar. If incense is used, he assists the
11   4,  14   |                         131. If incense is used, the deacon assists
12   4,  14   |         the priest when he puts incense in the censer during the
13   4,  14   |      water at a side table.) If incense is used, the deacon assists
14   4,  15   |  present them to the priest. If incense is used, the acolyte gives
15   4,  18   |        go to their chairs. When incense is used, the principal celebrant
16   4,  31   |                 235. The use of incense is optional in any form
17   4,  31   |       the beginning of Mass, to incense the altar;~c. at the procession
18   4,  31   |    preparation of the gifts, to incense them, as well as the altar,
19   4,  31   |        236. The priest puts the incense in the censer and blesses
20   4,  31   |    nothing. ~This is the way to incense the altar:~a. If the altar
21 Appen1     |      Church and of the poor.~If incense is used, the priest, after
22 Appen1     |        gifts and the altar, may incense the body. The deacon or