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 1   4,  11   |       community members, whether religious or canons. In these Masses,
 2   4,  17   |       priests, either secular or religious.62~
 3   4,  17   |   semipublic oratories of exempt religious, belongs to the bishop.
 4   4,  17   |   superior of nonexempt clerical religious institutes and of societies
 5   4,  17   | circumstances, for gatherings of religious.~
 6   4,  33   |          consecration; professed religious, their relatives, friends,
 7   4,  33   |    dedicate themselves to God by religious vows or by an offering or
 8   7,  34   |        as possible to the needs, religious dispositions, and aptitude
 9   7,  34   |         and one in a diocesan or religious calendar, the preference
10 Appen1     |        Masses on days of special religious or civil significance for
11 Appen2     |    congregation, persons (lay or religious) bring to the altar the
12 Appen2     |          case, for example, with religious communities or with particular
13 Appen2     |          level of liturgical and religious education and where often
14 Appen2     |        the permission granted to religious to celebrate or concelebrate