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 1 Intro,   0 |       are considered, it becomes clear how remarkably and harmoniously
 2   2,   2   |          be spoken in a loud and clear voice and that everyone
 3   2,   4   |         are to be delivered in a clear, loud voice, whether by
 4   2,  10   |        the intercessions make it clear that the eucharist is celebrated
 5   3,  11   |     should endeavor to make this clear by their deep sense of reverence
 6   4,  20   |       and that the people have a clear view. They should not be
 7   5,  33   |    interfere with the faithful's clear view of what goes on at
 8 Appen2     |          be spoken in a loud and clear voice and that everyone
 9 Appen2     |        not be played." This is a clear rule, leaving no room for
10 Appen2     |    reformed Roman Missal is also clear regarding the other texts
11 Appen2     |        to be followed, which are clear on the two points raised:
12 Appen2     |         places and people, as is clear from GIRM no. 109: "A little
13 Appen2     |        rubrics. Nor is there any clear explanation of why the sign
14 Appen2     |      consecration, but it is not clear what is to be done about
15 Appen2     |       point, therefore, is quite clear: Not 8 (1972) 195.~ ~
16 Appen2     | liturgical norms in force make a clear distinction between the
17 Appen2     |      From these it is altogether clear that the stole is a priestly