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 1   2,   5   |          Mass; but it is not always necessary to sing all the texts that
 2   2,   9   |       strongly recommended:35 it is necessary for the nurturing of the
 3   2,  10   |             be repeated as often as necessary to accompany the breaking
 4   4,  13   |          lectern and there also, if necessary, the chants between the
 5   4,  14   |            the priest, so that when necessary he may assist the priest
 6   4,  15   |             or the deacon, whenever necessary, in order to present the
 7   4,  15   |      remains at the chair. Then, if necessary, the acolyte assists the
 8   4,  32   |       fingers over the paten or, if necessary, washes them. He also gathers
 9   4,  33   |           not deprived of any grace necessary for salvation.69 ~Pastors
10   4,  33   |            spoon, only one spoon is necessary.~c. If communion is given
11   5,  33   |           from the past74 and, when necessary, on adapting them to new
12   6,  34   |          that rusts; gilding is not necessary if the metal is more precious
13   7,  34   |            parts of the Mass, it is necessary for the deacon, readers,
14 Appen1     |            song. Song is not always necessary or desirable. Organ or instrumental
15 Appen1     |          Eucharist will provide the necessary instruction. (See also the
16 Appen2     |             be repeated as often as necessary to accompany the breaking
17 Appen2     |           missals, it seems, remain necessary. People do not always hear
18 Appen2     |        appropriate and is sometimes necessary. To conclude: usually a
19 Appen2     | participation in the liturgy, it is necessary that this desire be realized
20 Appen2     |          done without delay), it is necessary to provide at least a chair