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1 Intro, 0 | celebrate the passover meal with his disciples and institute
2 Intro, 0 | Council of Trent in agreement with the whole tradition of the
3 Intro, 0 | death has reconciled us with God.4 The priest also prays
4 Intro, 0 | to completeness in union with the sacrifice of Christ,
5 Intro, 0 | therefore especially concerned with preserving the relatively
6 Intro, 0 | endows the people of God with a marvelous fidelity in
7 Intro, 0 | to answer such a request with a reaffirmation of the Church'
8 Intro, 0 | would be more in accord with the language of modern theology
9 1, 0 | Christian life are linked with the eucharistic celebration,
10 1, 0 | celebration.11 In accord with the Constitution on the
11 1 (11)| For Masses with special groups see SCDW,
12 1 (11)| 15 May 1969; for Masses with children, SCDW, «Directory
13 1 (11)| SCDW, «Directory for Masses with Children,» 1 Nov. 1973;
14 1 (11)| the liturgy of the hours with the Mass, GILH nos. 93 -
15 2, 0 | God are called together, with a priest presiding and acting
16 2, 1 | therefore be listened to by all with reverence; they make up
17 2, 2 | everyone present listen with attention.21 While the priest
18 2, 2 | may exercise his ministry with attention and devotion.
19 2, 4 | speaking, and in accordance with the principles just stated.~ ~
20 2, 5 | sings well prays twice."~With due consideration for the
21 2, 5 | the priest or ministers with the congregation responding
22 2, 6 | out becomingly in keeping with the norms prescribed for
23 2, 8 | congregation alternately with the choir, or by the choir
24 2, 8 | people to pray and together with him they observe a brief
25 2, 8 | The opening prayer ends with the longer conclusion, namely:~ -
26 2, 8 | Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
27 2, 8 | end: «Who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
28 2, 8 | Son: «You live and reign with the Father and the Holy
29 2, 8 | prayer after communion end with the shorter conclusion,
30 2, 8 | end: «Who lives and reigns with you for ever and ever»; ~ -
31 2, 9 | texts are directly connected with the individual readings:
32 2, 9 | responsorial psalm or the psalm with «Alleluia» as the response
33 2, 9 | to use either the psalm with «Alleluia» as the response,
34 2, 9 | psalm and the «Alleluia» with its verse, or just the psalm,
35 2, 9 | Masses that are celebrated with a congregation. It is recommended
36 2, 9 | faith by the priest together with the people is obligatory
37 2, 9 | in all Masses celebrated with a congregation, so that
38 2, 10 | the bread and the wine with water are brought to the
39 2, 10 | through the invitation to pray with the priest and the prayer
40 2, 10 | and thanks; he unites them with himself in the prayer he
41 2, 10 | b. Acclamation: joining with the angels, the congregation
42 2, 10 | and all the people join with the priest in singing or
43 2, 10 | ever more complete union with the Father and with each
44 2, 10 | union with the Father and with each other, so that at last
45 2, 10 | celebrated in communion with the entire Church of heaven
46 2, 10 | faithful say the prayer with him; he alone adds the embolism, «
47 2, 10 | which the people conclude with a doxology. The embolism,
48 2, 10 | to determine, in accord with the culture and customs
49 2, 10 | sung by the choir or cantor with the congregation responding;
50 2, 10 | final reprise concludes with the words, «grant us peace».~
51 2, 10 | communion to the faithful and with them recites the prayer
52 2, 10 | Romanum» may also be used, with or without the psalm, or
53 2, 10 | the psalm, or an antiphon with psalm from «The Simple Gradual»
54 2, 10 | or by the choir or cantor with the congregation.~If there
55 3, 11 | he is present at a Mass with a congregation, it is fitting
56 3, 11 | associate the presbyters with himself in the celebration,
57 3, 11 | possible by concelebrating with them.~This is done not to
58 3, 11 | eternal life, and shares in it with them. At the eucharist he
59 3, 11 | serve God and the people with dignity and humility; by
60 3, 11 | priest but also together with him and learn to offer themselves.50
61 3, 11 | charity toward all who share with them in the celebration.~
62 3, 11 | proper to it, in keeping with the different types of chants,
63 3, 11 | readings from Scripture, with the exception of the gospel.
64 3, 11 | explanations and commentaries with the purpose of introducing
65 3, 11 | carried out by the ministers with decorum, order, and devotion.~
66 3, 11 | minister is present at a Mass with a congregation, he may carry
67 4, 11 | that they be celebrated with singing, with the full participation
68 4, 11 | celebrated with singing, with the full participation of
69 4 | I. MASS WITH A CONGREGATION~
70 4, 11 | 77. Mass with a congregation means a Mass
71 4, 11 | means a Mass celebrated with the people taking part.
72 4, 11 | Mass should be celebrated with song and with a suitable
73 4, 11 | celebrated with song and with a suitable number of ministers.59
74 4, 11 | celebrated without music and with only one minister.~
75 4, 12 | The altar is to be covered with at least one cloth. On or
76 4, 12 | there are to be candlesticks with lighted candles, at least
77 4, 12 | as may be useful, a book with the chants;~b. at the lectern:
78 4, 12 | and ciboria, if needed, with the bread for the communion
79 4, 12 | and the people, together with cruets containing wine and
80 4, 12 | chalice should be covered with a veil, which may always
81 4, 13 | this order: ~a. a server with a lighted censer, if incense
82 4, 13 | After the entrance song, and with all standing, the priest
83 4, 13 | Then, facing the people and with hands outstretched, the
84 4, 13 | Gloria» are said, in keeping with the rubrics (nos. 30 - 31).
85 4, 13 | 88. With his hands joined, the priest
86 4, 13 | pray. All pray silently with the priest for a while.
87 4, 13 | a while. Then the priest with hands outstretched says
88 4, 13 | some into the censer. Then with hands joined he bows before
89 4, 13 | book and says: «The Lord be with you.» Then he says: «A reading
90 4, 13 | making the sign of the cross with his thumb on the book and
91 4, 13 | said by the priest together with the~
92 4, 13 | 99. Next, with the people taking their
93 4, 13 | priest receives the paten with the bread from a minister.
94 4, 13 | the bread from a minister. With both hands he holds it slightly
95 4, 13 | Then he places the paten with the bread on the corporal.~
96 4, 13 | chalice, raises it a little with both hands, and says the
97 4, 13 | corporal and may cover it with a pall. ~
98 4, 13 | the prayer over the gifts with hands outstretched. At the
99 4, 13 | the eucharistic prayer. With hands outstretched, he says: «
100 4, 13 | outstretched, he says: «The Lord be with you». As he says: «Lift
101 4, 13 | hearts», he raises his hands; with hands outstretched, he adds: «
102 4, 13 | are named, this is done with the collective formula, «
103 4, 13 | eucharistic prayer, the priest, with hands joined, says the introduction
104 4, 13 | introduction to the Lord's Prayer. With hands outstretched he then
105 4, 13 | sings or says this prayer with the people.~
106 4, 13 | Prayer, the priest alone, with hands outstretched, says
107 4, 13 | The peace of the Lord be with you always». The people
108 4, 13 | people answer: «And also with you». Then the priest may
109 4, 13 | or «Lord Jesus Christ, with faith in your love and mercy».~
110 4, 13 | This is the Lamb of God». With the people he adds, once
111 4, 13 | gifts», etc., and dries it with a purificator. If this is
112 4, 13 | people, the priest says, with hands outstretched: «Let
113 4, 13 | 124. Then the priest, with hands outstretched, greets
114 4, 13 | the people: «The Lord be with you». They answer: «And
115 4, 13 | They answer: «And also with you». The priest immediately
116 4, 13 | you» and, as he blesses with the sign of the cross, continues: «
117 4, 13 | Immediately after the blessing, with hands joined, the priest
118 4, 13 | makes the proper reverence with the ministers, and leaves. ~
119 4, 14 | preceding section apply, with the following exceptions. ~
120 4, 14 | b. at the altar, assists with the chalice or the book;
121 4, 14 | 129. With the priest he makes the
122 4, 14 | the Gospels on it, along with the priest he kisses the
123 4, 14 | incensing, he goes to the chair with the priest, sits next to
124 4, 14 | hands the priest the paten with the bread to be consecrated,
125 4, 14 | deacon assists the priest with the incensing of the gifts
126 4, 14 | he may assist the priest with the chalice or the missal.~
127 4, 14 | priest raises the paten with the eucharistic bread, until
128 4, 14 | The peace of the Lord be with you always», and the people
129 4, 14 | the response: «And also with you», the deacon may invite
130 4, 14 | deacon returns to the altar with the priest and collects
131 4, 14 | 141. Along with the priest, the deacon kisses
132 4, 15 | walking between two servers with lighted candles. When he
133 4, 16 | priest; otherwise he walks with the other ministers. ~
134 4, 16 | the proper reverence along with the priest, goes up to the
135 4, 16 | his place in the sanctuary with theother ministers.~
136 4, 17 | an abbot;~2. in addition, with the permission of the Ordinary,
137 4, 17 | right to regulate, in accord with the law, the discipline
138 4, 17 | any diocese concelebrate with their own bishop, especially
139 4, 17 | priests gather together with their bishop during a retreat
140 4, 17 | reason, having to do either with the meaning of the rite
141 4, 17 | d. One who concelebrates with the bishop or his delegate
142 4, 20 | that they do not interfere with the actions of the rite
143 4, 21 | by all the concelebrants with the congregation and the
144 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
145 4, 21 | your people» and «In union with the whole Church», may be
146 4, 21 | alone says these prayers, with hands outstretched and aloud. ~
147 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
148 4, 21 | and approve our offering» with hands outstretched toward
149 4, 21 | When supper was ended» with hands joined. ~c. While
150 4, 21 | memory of Christ« and «Look with favor» with hands outstretched. ~
151 4, 21 | Christ« and «Look with favor» with hands outstretched. ~e.
152 4, 21 | Son» inclusive, they bow with hands joined; then they
153 4, 21 | alone says these prayers, with hands outstretched and aloud. ~
154 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
155 4, 21 | say «Let your Spirit come» with hands outstretched toward
156 4, 21 | When supper was ended» with hands joined. ~c. While
157 4, 21 | May all of us who share» with hands outstretched. ~
158 4, 21 | says the intercessions, with hands outstretched.~
159 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
160 4, 21 | you these gifts» to «Look with favor» inclusive, all the
161 4, 21 | we bring you these gifts» with hands outstretched toward
162 4, 21 | When supper was ended» with hands joined. ~c. While
163 4, 21 | calling to mind» and «Look with favor» with hands outstretched.~
164 4, 21 | mind» and «Look with favor» with hands outstretched.~
165 4, 21 | alone says these prayers, with hands outstretched. ~
166 4, 21 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. ~
167 4, 21 | Father, may this Holy Spirit» with hands outstretched toward
168 4, 21 | those» and «In the same way» with hands joined.~c. While saying
169 4, 21 | look upon this sacrifice» with hands outstretched. ~
170 4, 21 | concelebrants; he alone says them, with hands outstretched.~
171 4, 21 | celebrant alone or together with all the concelebrants.~ ~
172 4, 22 | 192. Next, with hands joined, the celebrant
173 4, 22 | introduces the Lord's Prayer; with hands outstretched, he then
174 4, 22 | says this prayer itself with the other concelebrants
175 4, 22 | principal celebrant alone, with hands outstretched. All
176 4, 22 | the concelebrants together with the congregation say the
177 4, 22 | or «Lord Jesus Christ, with faith in your love and mercy». ~
178 4, 22 | bread in the right hand, with the left hand under it,
179 4, 22 | This is the Lamb of God». With the concelebrants and the
180 4, 22 | directly, through a tube, with a spoon, or even by intinction. ~
181 4, 22 | concelebrant wipes the chalice with a purificator after each
182 4, 22 | placed near the chalice, with a paten to hold them afterward.~
183 4, 22 | followed as for communion with a tube. But care is to be
184 4, 22 | concelebrants arranges the paten with the eucharistic bread and
185 4, 24 | Mass celebrated by a priest with only one server to assist
186 4, 24 | follows the rite of Mass with a congregation. The server
187 4, 25 | the «Gloria», in keeping with the rubrics. ~
188 4, 25 | 216. Then, with hands joined, the priest
189 4, 25 | says the opening prayer, with hands outstretched. At the
190 4, 26 | the profession of faith with the server, if the rubrics
191 4, 27 | carried out as at a Mass with a congregation, with the
192 4, 27 | Mass with a congregation, with the formularies given in
193 4, 27 | rite described for Mass with a congregation. ~
194 4, 27 | us», are said as at Mass with a congregation.~
195 4, 27 | The peace of the Lord be with you always», and the server
196 4, 27 | server answers: «And also with you». The priest may give
197 4, 27 | he says the «Agnus Dei» with the server, the priest breaks
198 4, 27 | or «Lord Jesus Christ, with faith in your love and mercy».
199 4, 27 | Lamb of God», adding once with the server: «Lord, I am
200 4, 27 | described in the Order of Mass with a congregation.~
201 4, 28 | are carried out as at Mass with a congregation, but the
202 4, 29 | reverence is not in harmony with the traditions or the culture
203 4, 30 | If there is a tabernacle with the blessed sacrament in
204 4, 30 | if there is no tabernacle with the blessed sacrament; during
205 4, 31 | the censer and blesses it with the sign of the cross, saying
206 4, 32 | paten is usually to be wiped with the purificator.~
207 4, 33 | community Mass, in accord with the provisions of this Instruction
208 4, 33 | received from the chalice with a tube, silver tubes are
209 4, 33 | b. If communion is given with a spoon, only one spoon
210 4, 33 | the outside of the chalice with a purificator. ~b. The priest
211 4, 33 | priest gives the chalice with purificator to the minister
212 4, 33 | takes the paten or ciborium with the hosts; then both station
213 4, 33 | minister holds out the chalice with purificator. For the sake
214 4, 33 | purificator under the mouth with one hand, they drink a little
215 4, 33 | the outside of the chalice with the purificator. ~e. The
216 4, 33 | the outside of the chalice with the purificator. ~b. The
217 4, 33 | altar and takes the chalice with the purificator. All those
218 4, 33 | priest presents the chalice with purificator. The communicants
219 4, 33 | purificator under their mouth with one hand, taking care that
220 4, 33 | the outside of the chalice with the purificator.~d. After
221 4, 33 | this minister the chalice with purificator and he himself
222 4, 33 | takes the paten or ciborium with the hosts. The priest and
223 4, 33 | takes the ciborium, or paten with the hosts, between the index
224 4, 33 | place a small table covered with a cloth and corporal at
225 4, 33 | ministers the blood of the Lord with a spoon to the individual
226 5, 33 | may be used, but always with a cloth and corporal.~
227 5, 33 | cloth should be in keeping with the design of the altar.~
228 5, 33 | balanced and must not interfere with the faithful's clear view
229 5, 33 | distance would interfere with communication between the
230 5, 33 | movable stand. In keeping with the structure of each church,
231 5, 33 | faithful should be arranged with care so that the people
232 5, 33 | other ministers but also, with the aid of modern sound
233 5, 33 | congregation and be heard with ease when they are played
234 5, 33 | or elsewhere, in keeping with local custom, and in a part
235 5, 33 | 278. In keeping with the Church's very ancient
236 6, 33 | always used bread and wine with water to celebrate the Lord'
237 6, 33 | such a way that in a Mass with a congregation the priest
238 6, 33 | pure, that is not mixed with any foreign substance.~
239 6, 33 | container, then pours wine with water into the chalice and
240 6, 33 | accepts adaptations in keeping with the genius and traditions
241 6, 34 | shape that is in keeping with the culture of each region,
242 6, 34 | the alb, tied at the waist with a cincture, unless it is
243 6, 34 | rites immediately connected with Mass. ~
244 6, 34 | other services, in keeping with the rubrics proper to each
245 6, 34 | fabrics that are in keeping with the dignity of the liturgy
246 6, 34 | Anything out of keeping with the sacred is to be avoided.~
247 7, 34 | be made in consultation with the ministers and others
248 7, 34 | a. if Mass is celebrated with a congregation, the priest
249 7, 34 | votive Mass.~If he celebrates with a congregation, the priest
250 7, 35 | to combine omitted parts with other readings or to give
251 7, 35 | certain readings.~In Masses with special groups, the priest
252 7, 36 | for the prayer, «In union with the whole Church» or in
253 7, 36 | preface, it may also be used with other prefaces, especially
254 7, 36 | Eucharistic Prayer III may be said with any preface. Its use is
255 7, 36 | dead person may be used with this prayer in the place
256 7, 36 | own preface may be used with that preface. even when
257 8, 38 | of the local Ordinary or with his permission, an appropriate
258 8, 38 | be used in a celebration with a congregation. ~
259 8, 38 | for the dead celebrated with a congregation. ~
260 Appen1 | INTRODUCTIONS AND INVITATIONS~With regard to the adaptation
261 Appen1 | congregation.~In accord with no. 55 of the instruction
262 Appen1 | not conform in all details with the legitimately approved
263 Appen1 | they are used in accordance with the principles of the «Simple
264 Appen1 | are selected in harmony with the liturgical season, feast
265 Appen1 | Liturgy, December 17, 1968).~With regard to texts of other
266 Appen1 | song should not conflict with these purposes.~In general,
267 Appen1 | sacred song chosen in accord with the above criterion.~The
268 Appen1 | the singing of the psalm with its response in the «Lectionary,» (
269 Appen1 | they are used in accordance with the principles of the «Simple
270 Appen1 | are selected in harmony with the liturgical season, feast
271 Appen1 | the alleluia is not sung with the verse before the Gospel.
272 Appen1 | rule as the entrance song, with the several options described
273 Appen1 | offertory antiphon is omitted.~With regard to texts not from
274 Appen1 | of rejoicing in keeping with the season. Those texts
275 Appen1 | these texts do not conflict with the paschal character of
276 Appen1 | Liturgy,» arts. 102,106). ~With regard to the offertory
277 Appen1 | of rejoicing in keeping with the season. (See approved
278 Appen1 | rule as the entrance song, with the several options described
279 Appen1 | described above (no. 26). With regard to the texts not
280 Appen1 | these texts do not conflict with the paschal character of
281 Appen1 | serve as readers in accord with no. 66 of the «General Instruction» (
282 Appen1 | liturgical ministry of women: ~a. With the exception of service
283 Appen1 | July 1966. ~In accord with the instruction of the Congregation
284 Appen1 | bishop, in consultation with the diocesan liturgical
285 Appen1 | ordinary in consultation with the diocesan liturgical
286 Appen1 | the Eucharist, together with other gifts for the needs
287 Appen2 | everyone present listen with attention. While the priest
288 Appen2 | Asperges» will be coordinated with the penitential rite of
289 Appen2 | is a celebration observed with solemnity or with a large
290 Appen2 | observed with solemnity or with a large number of people:
291 Appen2 | recitation in alternation with the congregation. But since
292 Appen2 | practice seem to be keeping with the rubrics? REPLY: The
293 Appen2 | congregation alternately with the choir, or by the choir
294 Appen2 | The celebrant should join with the assembly's singing or
295 Appen2 | the «Gloria» together or with one sector of the assembly'
296 Appen2 | the hymn in alternation with the assembly. b. As to the «
297 Appen2 | faith by the priest together with the people is obligatory
298 Appen2 | embraces all human concerns, with the mystery of Christ. The
299 Appen2 | teaching and shines forth with new light: Not 6 (1970)
300 Appen2 | 51. ~QUERY: In Mass with a congregation celebrated
301 Appen2 | toward the gifts: he incenses with three swings, as the deacon
302 Appen2 | toward the cross: he incenses with three swings when he comes
303 Appen2 | and the Order of Mass (with a congregation, no. 24;
304 Appen2 | be a rite in silence or with an accompanying text; there
305 Appen2 | blessed, but only in keeping with places and ways established
306 Appen2 | the «Directory for Masses with Children» no. 31. What is
307 Appen2 | final reprise concludes with the words, «grant us peace»":
308 Appen2 | bless the people either with the more solemn formulary
309 Appen2 | the new Roman Missal or with the formulary that has been
310 Appen2 | chalice should be covered with a veil, which may always
311 Appen2 | and simplicity, in keeping with SC art. 34: "The rites should
312 Appen2 | marked by their restraint with regard to gestures. This
313 Appen2 | the reformed Roman Missal with the rubric: "Thy strike
314 Appen2 | REPLY: Clearly not. As with all rubrics, the titles, "
315 Appen2 | the lectern. In keeping with custom, the bishop may certainly
316 Appen2 | presentation of gifts at a Mass with congregation, persons (lay
317 Appen2 | procedure in conformity with the spirit of the law and
318 Appen2 | presentation of the paten with the bread in GIRM no. 102
319 Appen2 | takes the paten or ciborium with the bread from the faithful
320 Appen2 | p. 392) says precisely: "With hands extended he sings
321 Appen2 | sings or says: «The Lord be with you»;" "He lifts up his
322 Appen2 | Lift up your hearts»;" "With hands extended, he continues: «
323 Appen2 | priest continues the preface with hands extended." Therefore,
324 Appen2 | priest blesses the people, with these words . . ."(no. 42).
325 Appen2 | priest blesses the people, with the words: «May almighty
326 Appen2 | to take part in the Mass with such attention and awareness
327 Appen2 | be the case, for example, with religious communities or
328 Appen2 | religious communities or with particular or small groups.
329 Appen2 | conclude: usually a signal with the bell should be given,
330 Appen2 | The peace of the Lord be with you always» and «Let us
331 Appen2 | rubric in the Order of Mass with a congregation no. 128 directs
332 Appen2 | bring a different gesture with less meaning into another
333 Appen2 | sign of peace is filled with meaning, graciousness, and
334 Appen2 | or «Lord Jesus Christ, with faith», some celebrants
335 Appen2 | hands on the altar and, with bowed head, say the text
336 Appen2 | Mass have to be heeded, with care not to add anything
337 Appen2 | not to add anything and with attention once again to
338 Appen2 | directed (no. X, 3): "Then with joined hands placed on the
339 Appen2 | 114: "Then the priest, with hands joined, says softly. . ."
340 Appen2 | celebrant stands upright with hands joined before his
341 Appen2 | the greeting, «The Lord be with you», the deacon or the
342 Appen2 | similar. Then the priest, with hands outstretched over
343 Appen2 | the greeting, «The Lord be with you», before the blessing.
344 Appen2 | s greeting, «The Lord be with you», must precede them.
345 Appen2 | celebration, in accordance with the rubrics of the Roman
346 Appen2 | twice when they concelebrate with their own Ordinary apply
347 Appen2 | to priests concelebrating with the diocesan bishop or his
348 Appen2 | 174a, 180a, 184a, 188a: "with hands outstretched toward
349 Appen2 | presiding to open this prayer with the preface; this is followed
350 Appen2 | the concelebrants together with the principal celebrant."
351 Appen2 | namely, as being in conflict with the very nature of ministries
352 Appen2 | if there is no tabernacle with the blessed sacrament; during
353 Appen2 | bread in the right hand, with the left hand under it,
354 Appen2 | must be taken in context with other articles that deal
355 Appen2 | other articles that deal with the same point. The description
356 Appen2 | chalice . . . and dries it with a purificator" (GIRM no.
357 Appen2 | 120). The Order of Mass with a congregation no. 138 says: "
358 Appen2 | is completed in no. 229 with one regarding place (at
359 Appen2 | gifts», etc., and dries it with a purificator. If this is
360 Appen2 | deacon returns to the altar with the priest and collects
361 Appen2 | QUERY: Should an altar with a table of wood or metal
362 Appen2 | a priest who celebrates with a small group present: a.
363 Appen2 | been remodeled in keeping with the reformed liturgy (and
364 Appen2 | treatment, to celebrate Mass with unfermented grape juice.~
365 Appen2 | unfermented grape juice.~With this situation in mind,
366 Appen2 | permission either to concelebrate with one or more priests a normal
367 Appen2 | from the Roman Pontifical, with an anointing added in the
368 Appen2 | rites directly connected with Mass: Not 6 (1970) 104,
369 Appen2 | a comparison of the GIRM with the General Norms for the
370 Appen2 | of the local Ordinary or with his permission" (GIRM no.
371 Appen2 | be used in a celebration with a congregation" (GIRM no.
372 Appen2 | to be chosen in keeping with no. 4, p. 514 of the «Missale
373 Appen2 | and Eucharistic Prayer II with their own prefaces may be
374 Appen2 | of a memorial is combined with the celebration of the current
375 Appen2 | saints cannot be combined with the Masses for various needs
376 Appen2 | be used in a celebration with a congregation." The decision
377 Appen2 | be used in a celebration with a congregation" (GIRM no.
378 Appen2 | Liturgical Days no. 9 are ranked with the weekdays of Lent: Not
379 Appen2 | celebrated «all» weekdays, with the exception only of Ash
380 Appen2 | Liturgical Days no. 9 ranks with those weekdays: Not 10 (
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