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 1   2,  10   |     offered by human hands be consecrated, that is, become Christ'
 2   2,  10   |    the Lord's body from hosts consecrated at the same Mass and that,
 3   4,  14   |    paten with the bread to be consecrated, pours wine and a little
 4   4,  33   |   which she is blessed; those consecrated to a life of virginity at
 5   5,  33   |     that churches be solemnly consecrated. The faithful should give
 6   5,  33   | should ordinarily be a fixed, consecrated altar.~
 7   5,  33   |    both fixed and movable are consecrated according to the rite described
 8   5,  33   |       no obligation to have a consecrated stone in a movable altar
 9 Appen2     | accompany the breaking of the consecrated bread until a particle is
10 Appen2     |      and wine which are to be consecrated. These gifts are received
11 Appen2     |     table of wood or metal be consecrated? ~REPLY: Yes, The GIRM no.
12 Appen2     |  vessels are to be blessed or consecrated according to the rites appearing