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 1 Intro,   0 |        are fresh evidence of the great care, faith, and unchanged
 2 Intro,   0 |          of Trent recognized the great catechetical value of the
 3 Intro,   0 |      tongue frequently may be of great advantage to the people"
 4 Intro,   0 |          to this decision was so great that, under the leadership
 5   2,   5   |    ability of each congregation, great importance should be attached
 6   2,   9   |    liturgy itself inculcates the great reverence to be shown toward
 7   2,  10   |      Christ in acknowledging the great things God has done and
 8   4,  11   |                              75. Great importance should be attached
 9   5,  33   |       fitting place worthy of so great a mystery. Churches and
10   5,  33   |    obstacle (for example, if too great a distance would interfere
11 Appen1     |         be simple and not demand great effort. It gives expression
12 Appen2     | liturgical assemblies there is a great variety of gestures and
13 Appen2     |                80c. ~QUERY: In a great many places the veil is
14 Appen2     |     feast day, or better as «one great Sunday»" (GNLYC no. 22).