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 1   2,   3   |          Sanctus», the memorial acclamation, and the song after communion.~
 2   2,   4   |      prayer, an instruction, an acclamation, or a song; the tone should
 3   2,   8   |        give their assent by the acclamation, «Amen». ~In the Mass only
 4   2,  10   |       day, feast, or season.~b. Acclamation: joining with the angels,
 5   2,  10   |      recites the «Sanctus» This acclamation is an intrinsic part of
 6   2,  10   | doxology, to which the people's acclamation is an assent and a conclusion. ~
 7   2,  10   |         celebrated and by their acclamation, Amen, the people make the
 8   4,  13   |         and listen and make the acclamation at the end.~
 9   4,  13   |         and listen and make the acclamation at the end.~
10   4,  13   |    incenses the book. After the acclamation of the people, he proclaims
11   4,  13   |     reading the people make the acclamation customary to the region.~
12   4,  13   |         end the people make the acclamation: «Amen».~
13   4,  13   |      the congregation makes the acclamation, «For the kingdom».~
14   4,  14   |        the people have said the acclamation: «Amen».~
15   4,  22   |      congregation say the final acclamation, «For the kingdom». ~
16   4,  26   |      sins». The server says the acclamation.~
17   4,  27   |                  225. After the acclamation concluding the embolism,
18 Appen2     | consecration until the memorial acclamation after it. c. The people
19 Appen2     |      force and solemnity to the acclamation of all the people (for example,
20 Appen2     |        present able to make the acclamation after the consecration,
21 Appen2     |       as an introduction to the acclamation" (Ap. Const. «Missale Romanum»).
22 Appen2     |       is able to respond to the acclamation, the priest omits saying: «