Chapter, Paragraph

 1   4,  29   |            to traditional liturgical practice, the altar and the Book
 2   5,  33   |             the Church's traditional practice and the altar's symbolism,
 3   5,  33   |              fitting to maintain the practice of enclosing in the altar
 4   5,  33   | encouragement should be given to the practice of eucharistic reservation
 5 Appen1     |       Bishops to permit the optional practice of Communion in the hand.
 6 Appen1     |       catechesis about this optional practice, drew attention to these
 7 Appen1     |        Eucharistic presence. ~b. The practice must remain the option of
 8 Appen1     |           means of circumventing the practice of Communion in the hand.~
 9 Appen1     |       supplications is emerging from practice. See also General Norms
10 Appen2     |              eucharistic prayer is a practice that has developed in some
11 Appen2     |         except the consecration. The practice is for the faithful to remain
12 Appen2     |       assembly as a whole, does this practice seem to be keeping with
13 Appen2     |           chalice (GIRM no. 56e). In practice two situations are to be
14 Appen2     |      formularies. What is the lawful practice to be followed? REPLY: In
15 Appen2     |           permissible to follow this practice? REPLY: Clearly not. As
16 Appen2     |             Some celebrants have the practice of raising then joining
17 Appen2     |            places there is a current practice whereby those taking part
18 Appen2     |           proper to each region. But practice varies: a. The celebrant
19 Appen2     |             the Church's traditional practice and the altar's symbolism,
20 Appen2     |            according to the existing practice until a new rite is ready: