Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2,   9   |         at the lectern or other suitable place. The people remain
 2   2,  10   |        These are to be put in a suitable place but not on the altar. ~
 3   2,  10   |      Simple Gradual» or another suitable song approved by the conference
 4   3,  11   |      more precisely designate a suitable place for a woman to proclaim
 5   4,  11   | celebrated with song and with a suitable number of ministers.59 But
 6   4,  13   |         ministers, and put in a suitable place; the bread and wine
 7   4,  14   |         at the lectern or other suitable place.~LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST~
 8   4,  18   |        In the sacristy or other suitable place, the concelebrants
 9   4,  25   |           Let us pray». After a suitable pause, he says the opening
10   4,  33   |         cloth and corporal at a suitable place. The priest places
11   5,  33   |        for a single occasion, a suitable table may be used, but always
12   5,  33   |         to have a place that is suitable for proclamation of the
13   7,  36   |       that make it particularly suitable for weekdays and special
14   7,  38   |       just given to choose more suitable texts, the conferences of
15 Appen1     |      played in a manner that is suitable to public worship (November,
16 Appen1     |   furnishings provided they are suitable for liturgical use, subject
17 Appen1     |       vesture provided they are suitable for liturgical use, subject
18 Appen2     |       bishops possess to choose suitable materials for sacred furnishings