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 1   2,   8   | circumstances, it may be said more than twice or a short verse (
 2   2,   9   |            absence, a priest other than the one presiding read the
 3   4,  17   |     celebrate or concelebrate more than once on the same day is
 4   4,  18   |       there are more concelebrants than vestments, the concelebrants
 5   4,  33   |        small, but a little thicker than usual so that after being
 6   6,  34   |         the metal is more precious than gold and does not rust. ~
 7   6,  34   |         material and design rather than from lavish ornamentation.
 8   6,  34   |       memorials of the Lord, other than of his passion; on feasts
 9   7,  34   |        good of the assembly rather than his personal outlook. He
10 Appen1     |     English in the Liturgy, rather than new melodies. Other settings
11 Appen1     |  concentration on adoration rather than on Communion, are not acceptable,
12 Appen1     |         liturgy of the word (other than the Gospel, which is reserved
13 Appen1     |       readings is more significant than the person of the reader,
14 Appen1     |       FIXED ALTARS~Materials other than natural stone may be used
15 Appen1     |          musical instruments other than the organ may be used in
16 Appen1     |        FURNISHINGS~Materials other than the traditional ones may
17 Appen1     |      natural and artificial, other than the traditional ones may
18 Appen1     |          determined locally rather than nationally. In this way
19 Appen2     |           sign of communion rather than of peace. Further, it is
20 Appen2     |            2. On the Sundays other than those just listed, on feasts,
21 Appen2     |       mystery of salvation, rather than other feasts or commemorations,