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 1   2,   7   |       of the celebration.30 Its function depends on the time it occurs
 2   2,   9   | ministerial, not a presidential function, it is proper that as a
 3   2,   9   |       exercising their priestly function, intercede for all humanity.
 4   2,  10   |     communion song is sung. Its function is to express outwardly
 5   3,  11   |      their order and liturgical function.45 Thus in carrying out
 6   3,  11   |       Thus in carrying out this function, all, whether ministers
 7   3        |                   II OFFICE AND FUNCTION OF THE PEOPLE OF GOD~
 8   3,  11   |    exercises its own liturgical function within the assembly. Its
 9   3,  11   |       reader has his own proper function in the eucharistic celebration
10   3,  11   |      readings. To fulfill their function correctly, these cantors
11   3,  11   |     brevity.~In performing this function the commentator stands in
12   4,  11   | individuals should exercise the function proper to the order or ministry
13   4,  33   |       who exercise a liturgical function at this concelebration and
14   5,  33   |     faithful that has a special function stands out clearly. The
15   6,  34   |       all members have the same function. This diversity of ministries
16   6,  34   |         therefore symbolize the function proper to each ministry.
17   7,  34   | ministers and others who have a function in the celebration, including
18 Appen1     |      celebration. It serves the function of putting the assembly
19 Appen1     |         of offering. The proper function of the offertory song is
20 Appen1     |         or offering. The proper function of this song is to accompany
21 Appen1     |  present but not called upon to function in the celebration normally