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 1   2,   5   |     the Lord's Prayer, set to simple melodies.27~ ~
 2   2,   8   |     Graduale Romanum» or «The Simple Gradual» may be used, or
 3   2,   9   |     as the response from The «Simple Gradual» in the form they
 4   2,  10   | antiphon with psalm from «The Simple Gradual» or another suitable
 5   3,  11   |      prepared and marked by a simple brevity.~In performing this
 6   6,  33   |    breaking of the bread, the simple term for the eucharist in
 7 Appen1     |  Gradual» (Missal) or of the «Simple Gradual», the Conference
 8 Appen1     |        as supplements to the «Simple Gradual», including psalms
 9 Appen1     |   with the principles of the «Simple Gradual» and are selected
10 Appen1     |    antiphon and psalm of the «Simple Gradual»;~3. song from other
11 Appen1     |     or alleluia psalm in the «Simple Gradual», the Conference
12 Appen1     |        as supplements to the «Simple Gradual», including psalms
13 Appen1     |   with the principles of the «Simple Gradual» and are selected
14 Appen1     |  sense of unity. It should be simple and not demand great effort.
15 Appen2     |       As usual the GIRM gives simple rules to solve these questions (
16 Appen2     |     being used: one plain and simple; the other, the same as
17 Appen2     | complex and difficult matters simple; what is already simple
18 Appen2     |       simple; what is already simple leave alone." The former «
19 Appen2     |       by the pope or the more simple «Amen» in the French missal