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 1 Intro,   0 |         8. Today, on the other hand, countless studies of scholars
 2 Intro,   0 |    Council of Trent on the one hand prohibited the use of the
 3   4,  21   |         each extends his right hand toward the bread and toward
 4   4,  21   |         each extends his right hand toward the bread and toward
 5   4,  21   |         each extends his right hand toward the bread and toward
 6   4,  21   |         each extends his right hand toward the bread and toward
 7   4,  22   | eucharistic bread in the right hand, with the left hand under
 8   4,  22   |      right hand, with the left hand under it, they return to
 9   4,  22   |      water from a container at hand on the altar, then places
10   4,  33   |       under the mouth with one hand, they drink a little from
11   4,  33   |     under their mouth with one hand, taking care that none of
12   4,  33   |      and middle fingers of one hand and holds the chalice between
13   4,  33   |       index finger of the same hand. Then he stations himself
14 Appen1     |   practice of Communion in the hand. The Bishops' Committee
15 Appen1     |   practice of Communion in the hand.~d. Children have the option
16 Appen1     |       receive Communion in the hand or on the tongue. No limitations
17 Appen2     |                62. ~QUERY: Are hand missals still needed? REPLY:
18 Appen2     |      liturgy the usefulness of hand missals for the faithful
19 Appen2     |      word of God. Nevertheless hand missals, it seems, remain
20 Appen2     |   concelebrants hold the right hand toward the bread and the
21 Appen2     | eucharistic bread in the right hand, with the left hand under
22 Appen2     |      right hand, with the left hand under it, they return to