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 1 Intro,   0 |         of Christ as applying to itself when it gives directions
 2 Intro,   0 |          part of the celebration itself. Nevertheless, Vatican Council
 3   2,   9   |                  35. The liturgy itself inculcates the great reverence
 4   2,   9   |          the Book of the Gospels itself. ~CHANTS BETWEEN THE READINGS~
 5   2,  10   |          the altar and the altar itself may be incensed. This is
 6   2,  10   |        entire congregation joins itself to Christ in acknowledging
 7   2,  10   |       The invitation, the prayer itself, the embolism, and the people'
 8   3,  11   |   arrangement of the celebration itself makes the Church stand out
 9   4,  17   |          the times when the rite itself prescribes it, concelebration
10   4,  17   |     priesthood and of the Church itself which marks every concelebration
11   4,  22   |         he then says this prayer itself with the other concelebrants
12   4,  24   |        the altar or on the altar itself; the missal is placed on
13   6,  34   |         color suited to the Mass itself or in the color proper to
14   7,  36   |     collect may be from the Mass itself or from the common; the
15 Appen1     |          of service at the altar itself, women may be admitted to
16 Appen2     | prolonged holding of hands is of itself a sign of communion rather
17 Appen2     |         chalice» and the chalice itself." The Order of Mass without
18 Appen2     |       the paten» and the chalice itself." The point, therefore,