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 1   2,   0   |  together of the Church: "Where two or three come together in
 2   2,   0   |       liturgy of the eucharist, two parts so closely connected
 3   4,  12   |       lighted candles, at least two but even four, six, or,
 4   4,  15   |      the cross, walking between two servers with lighted candles.
 5   4,  22   |     from the chalice, either of two procedures may be followed. ~
 6   4,  22   |         altar one by one or, if two chalices are used, two by
 7   4,  22   |       if two chalices are used, two by two. They drink the blood
 8   4,  22   |       chalices are used, two by two. They drink the blood of
 9   4,  30   |                  234. There are two kinds of bow, a bow of the
10   7,  35   |         bishops the use of only two readings is allowed in some
11   7,  35   |        choice between the first two readings should be based
12 Appen2     | together ("all") or sings it as two alternating choirs: Not
13 Appen2     |      GIRM no. 56e). In practice two situations are to be considered:
14 Appen2     |          which are clear on the two points raised: a. As to
15 Appen2     |       be given, at least at the two elevations, in order to
16 Appen2     |       celebrant." c. Unlike the two preceding cases, the recitation