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 1   4,  21   | principal celebrant makes the gestures.~
 2 Appen2     |   there is a great variety of gestures and postures during a celebration.
 3 Appen2     |      the multiple and complex gestures for incensation as prescribed
 4 Appen2     |     dignus», the accompanying gestures on the part of both priest
 5 Appen2     |      is helpful to recall: 1. gestures and words usually complement
 6 Appen2     |   Council of Trent meticulous gestures usually accompanied the
 7 Appen2     |      restraint with regard to gestures. This being said: a. The
 8 Appen2     |    blessing. Others omit such gestures. What is right? REPLY: As
 9 Appen2     |      in the «Credo». Are such gestures still to be observed? REPLY:
10 Appen2     |     only by words but also by gestures and posture. All the more
11 Appen2     |  taken about this because the gestures now prescribed since the
12 Appen2     |   assign a few instances when gestures are to accompany the words.
13 Appen2     |    before communion there are gestures of reverence and faith made