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 1 Intro,   0 |   foremost, the action of Christ himself and therefore the manner
 2   2,   1   |          read in the Church, God himself is speaking to his people,
 3   2,   9   |         proclaim it and prepares himself by a blessing or prayer.
 4   2,  10   |      thanks; he unites them with himself in the prayer he addresses
 5   2,  10   | sacrifice is celebrated which he himself instituted at the Last Supper,
 6   2,  10   |      priest: the priest prepares himself by the prayer, said softly,
 7   2,  10   |     reader. Otherwise the priest himself says it after he has received
 8   3,  11   |          fitting that the bishop himself preside over the assembly
 9   3,  11   |    associate the presbyters with himself in the celebration, if possible
10   3,  11   |   salvation, joins the people to himself in offering the sacrifice
11   4,  13   |    reader is present, the priest himself proclaims all the readings
12   4,  14   |     other the sign of peace». He himself receives the sign of peace
13   4,  14   |          priest prefers to do so himself.~
14   4,  25   |        altar, the priest crosses himself, saying: «In the name of
15   4,  26   |         the server or the priest himself reads the first reading
16   4,  33   |  purificator to the minister and himself takes the paten or ciborium
17   4,  33   |         The priest then stations himself conveniently for communion
18   4,  33   |          with purificator and he himself takes the paten or ciborium
19   4,  33   |      same hand. Then he stations himself conveniently for communion.~
20   4,  33   |    present, the priest celebrant himself gives them the Lord's blood,
21 Appen2     |         the deacon or the priest himself, if there is no deacon,
22 Appen2     |       reader. When the celebrant himself must act as reader, especially