Chapter, Paragraph
1 2, 6 | the priest going to the altar, of the faithful presenting
2 2, 8 | greeting. ~VENERATION OF THE ALTAR AND GREETING OF THE CONGREGATION~
3 2, 8 | sanctuary, they reverence the altar. As a sign of veneration,
4 2, 8 | priest and deacon kiss the altar; when the occasion warrants,
5 2, 8 | priest may also incense the altar.~
6 2, 10 | water are brought to the altar, that is, the same elements
7 2, 10 | blood, are brought to the altar. ~First the altar, the Lord'
8 2, 10 | to the altar. ~First the altar, the Lord's table, which
9 2, 10 | gifts are placed on the altar to the accompaniment of
10 2, 10 | suitable place but not on the altar. ~
11 2, 10 | have been placed on the altar. The rules for this song
12 2, 10 | 51. The gifts on the altar and the altar itself may
13 2, 10 | gifts on the altar and the altar itself may be incensed.
14 2, 10 | have been placed on the altar and the accompanying rites
15 3, 11 | instituted to serve at the altar and to assist the priest
16 3, 11 | is for him to prepare the altar and the vessels and, as
17 3, 11 | parts, another assist at the altar; if there are several readings,
18 4, 12 | 79. The altar is to be covered with at
19 4, 12 | one cloth. On or near the altar there are to be candlesticks
20 4, 12 | be a cross on or near the altar. The candles and cross may
21 4, 12 | readings, may be placed on the altar, unless it is carried in
22 4, 13 | their vestments, go to the altar in this order: ~a. a server
23 4, 13 | During the procession to the altar the entrance song is sung (
24 4, 13 | 84. On reaching the altar the priest and ministers
25 4, 13 | procession, it is placed near the altar or at some other convenient
26 4, 13 | servers are placed near the altar or on a side table; the
27 4, 13 | Gospels is placed on the altar.~
28 4, 13 | The priest goes up to the altar and kisses it. If incense
29 4, 13 | is used, he incenses the altar while circling it. ~
30 4, 13 | joined he bows before the altar and says softly the prayer, «
31 4, 13 | of the Gospels is on the altar, he takes it and goes to
32 4, 13 | chalice, and missal on the altar.~
33 4, 13 | eucharist are taken to the altar.~
34 4, 13 | 102. At the altar the priest receives the
35 4, 13 | slightly raised above the altar and says the accompanying
36 4, 13 | stands at the side of the altar and pours wine and a little
37 4, 13 | returns to the middle of the altar, takes the chalice, raises
38 4, 13 | incenses the gifts and the altar. A minister incenses the
39 4, 13 | hands at the side of the altar and softly says the prescribed
40 4, 13 | 116. Next, facing the altar, the priest says softly: «
41 4, 13 | the priest returns to the altar and collects any remaining
42 4, 13 | standing at the side of the altar or at a side table, he purifies
43 4, 13 | If this is done at the altar, the vessels are taken to
44 4, 13 | corporal, either at the altar or at a side table and to
45 4, 13 | 122. Then, standing at the altar or at the chair and facing
46 4, 13 | the priest then kisses the altar, makes the proper reverence
47 4, 14 | walks at his side; b. at the altar, assists with the chalice
48 4, 14 | priest on the way to the altar or else walks at the priest'
49 4, 14 | reverence and goes up to the altar. After placing the Book
50 4, 14 | the priest he kisses the altar. If incense is used, he
51 4, 14 | censer and in incensing the altar.~
52 4, 14 | of the Gospels is on the altar, he takes it and goes to
53 4, 14 | the deacon prepares the altar, assisted by other ministers,
54 4, 14 | incensing of the gifts and the altar; afterward he, or another
55 4, 14 | the deacon returns to the altar with the priest and collects
56 4, 14 | priest, the deacon kisses the altar, makes the proper reverence,
57 4, 15 | In the procession to the altar the acolyte may carry the
58 4, 15 | candles. When he reaches the altar, he places the cross near
59 4, 15 | at the chair and at the altar.~LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST~
60 4, 15 | chalice, and missal on the altar, while the priest remains
61 4, 15 | the bread and wine to the altar and present them to the
62 4, 15 | incensing the gifts and the altar. ~
63 4, 16 | In the procession to the altar, when no deacon is present,
64 4, 16 | 149. Upon reaching the altar, the reader makes the proper
65 4, 16 | the priest, goes up to the altar, and places the Book of
66 4, 18 | through the church to the altar. The concelebrating priests
67 4, 18 | 163. On reaching the altar, the concelebrants and the
68 4, 18 | prescribed reverence, kiss the altar, then go to their chairs.
69 4, 18 | principal celebrant incenses the altar, then goes to the chair.~ ~
70 4, 20 | concelebrants come near the altar and stand around it in such
71 4, 20 | when he has to go to the altar in the performance of his
72 4, 22 | come to the middle of the altar, genuflect, and reverently
73 4, 22 | body of Christ from the altar. Then holding the eucharistic
74 4, 22 | principal celebrant, facing the altar, says softly: «May the body
75 4, 22 | concelebrants approach the altar one by one or, if two chalices
76 4, 22 | stands at the middle of the altar and drinks the blood of
77 4, 22 | container at hand on the altar, then places the tube on
78 4, 22 | place in the middle of the altar or at the right side on
79 4, 22 | from the chalice at the altar immediately immediately
80 4, 22 | at the right side of the altar. The concelebrants come
81 4, 22 | they go to the side of the altar and drink the blood of the
82 4, 22 | conveniently in the center of the altar or at the right side on
83 4, 22 | concelebrants approach the altar one by one, genuflect, and
84 4, 22 | response: «Amen». At the altar the deacon drinks all that
85 4, 23 | proper reverence to the altar; as a rule, the principal
86 4, 23 | principal celebrant kisses the altar.~ ~
87 4, 24 | on a side table near the altar or on the altar itself;
88 4, 24 | near the altar or on the altar itself; the missal is placed
89 4, 24 | on the left side of the altar.~ ~
90 4, 25 | After he reverences the altar, the priest crosses himself,
91 4, 25 | stands at the foot of the altar.~
92 4, 25 | priest then goes up to the altar and kisses it, goes to the
93 4, 25 | at the left side of the altar, and remains there until
94 4, 27 | purificator, and chalice on the altar, unless they have already
95 4, 27 | the bread and wine on the altar, the priest washes his hands
96 4, 27 | hands at the side of the altar as the server pours the
97 4, 27 | not worthy». Facing the altar, the priest then receives
98 4, 27 | the host and, facing the altar, says once quietly: «Lord,
99 4, 27 | washed at the side of the altar and then may be carried
100 4, 27 | side table or left on the altar, as at the beginning.~
101 4, 29 | VENERATION OF THE ALTAR AND THE BOOK OF THE GOSPELS~
102 4, 29 | liturgical practice, the altar and the Book of the Gospels
103 4, 30 | bow, is made: toward the altar if there is no tabernacle
104 4, 31 | of Mass, to incense the altar;~c. at the procession and
105 4, 31 | incense them, as well as the altar, priest, and people; ~e.
106 4, 31 | is the way to incense the altar:~a. If the altar is freestanding,
107 4, 31 | incense the altar:~a. If the altar is freestanding, the priest
108 4, 31 | walks around it.~b. If the altar is not freestanding, he
109 4, 31 | a cross on or beside the altar, he incenses it before he
110 4, 31 | it before he incenses the altar. If the cross is behind
111 4, 31 | the cross is behind the altar, the priest incenses it
112 4, 33 | places the chalice on the altar after all who are receiving
113 4, 33 | communion, then returns to the altar. The priest or minister
114 4, 33 | places the ciborium on the altar and takes the chalice with
115 4, 33 | priest places it on the altar and if there are others
116 4, 33 | way, then returns to the altar. He drinks whatever remains
117 5, 33 | God, or to minister at the altar.~Even though these elements
118 5 | IV. ALTAR~
119 5, 33 | 259. At the altar the sacrifice of the cross
120 5, 33 | together to share in it. The altar is, as well, the center
121 5, 33 | eucharist must be on an altar, either fixed or movable.
122 5, 33 | 261. A fixed altar is one attached to the floor
123 5, 33 | cannot be moved; a movable altar is one that can be transferred
124 5, 33 | 262. The main altar should be freestanding to
125 5, 33 | centers naturally.81 The main altar should ordinarily be a fixed,
126 5, 33 | be a fixed, consecrated altar.~
127 5, 33 | traditional practice and the altar's symbolism, the table of
128 5, 33 | symbolism, the table of a fixed altar should be of stone and indeed
129 5, 33 | 264. A movable altar may be constructed of any
130 5, 33 | consecrated stone in a movable altar or on the table where the
131 5, 33 | practice of enclosing in the altar or of placing under the
132 5, 33 | or of placing under the altar relics of saints, even of
133 5 | V. ALTAR FURNISHINGS~
134 5, 33 | should be placed on the altar out of reverence for the
135 5, 33 | size, and decoration of the altar cloth should be in keeping
136 5, 33 | keeping with the design of the altar.~
137 5, 33 | either on or around the altar in a way suited to the design
138 5, 33 | suited to the design of the altar and the sanctuary. Everything
139 5, 33 | view of what goes on at the altar or is placed on it. ~
140 5, 33 | congregation, either on the altar or near it. ~ ~
141 5, 33 | should be reserved at an altar or elsewhere, in keeping
142 Appen1 | the bread and wine on the altar, while saying the accompanying
143 Appen1 | prepared and placed on the altar, until the introduction
144 Appen1 | exception of service at the altar itself, women may be admitted
145 Appen1 | 270. ALTAR CROSS~Only a single cross
146 Appen1 | the procession near the altar so that it may serve as
147 Appen1 | serve as the cross of the altar. Otherwise it should be
148 Appen1 | the priest venerates the altar and goes to his chair. The
149 Appen1 | incensing the gifts and the altar, may incense the body. The
150 Appen2 | and placing them on the altar, of the people's offerings
151 Appen2 | eucharistic celebration on the altar: Not 6 (1970) 37, no. 25. ~
152 Appen2 | Christ becomes present on the altar as victim. The new formularies
153 Appen2 | front of it; c. toward the altar: he incenses continuously
154 Appen2 | as he passes around the altar, making no distinction between
155 Appen2 | distinction between the altar table and the base: Not
156 Appen2 | religious) bring to the altar the bread and wine which
157 Appen2 | They then stand around the altar until communion time. Is
158 Appen2 | celebrant remains at the altar. The assembly of the faithful
159 Appen2 | celebrant or concelebrants and altar ministers: Not 17 (1981)
160 Appen2 | wine are carried to the altar (see GIRM no. 101), then
161 Appen2 | proceed directly to the altar and immediately recite the
162 Appen2 | In churches without an altar facing the people should
163 Appen2 | their joined hands on the altar and, with bowed head, say
164 Appen2 | joined hands placed on the altar, eyes foxed on the sacrament,
165 Appen2 | bow, is made: toward the altar if there is no tabernacle
166 Appen2 | come to the middle of the altar, genuflect, and reverently
167 Appen2 | body of Christ from the altar. Then holding the eucharistic
168 Appen2 | the priest returns to the altar and collects any remaining
169 Appen2 | standing at the side of the altar or at the side table, he
170 Appen2 | ciborium) at the middle of the altar. Cannot a better place and
171 Appen2 | place (at the side of the altar). It is implicit in this
172 Appen2 | stands at the middle of the altar as he purifies the vessels (
173 Appen2 | the priest returns to the altar and collects any remaining
174 Appen2 | standing at the side of the altar or at a side table, he purifies
175 Appen2 | If this is done at the altar, the vessels are taken to
176 Appen2 | corporal, either at the altar or at a side table and to
177 Appen2 | the deacon returns to the altar with the priest and collects
178 Appen2 | 263. ~QUERY: Should an altar with a table of wood or
179 Appen2 | traditional practice and the altar's symbolism, the table of
180 Appen2 | symbolism, the table of a fixed altar should be of stone and indeed
181 Appen2 | the blessing of a movable altar been completed and where
182 Appen2 | Dedication of a Church and an Altar, May 29,1977.)~ ~
183 Appen2 | that does not stain the altar cloths or coverings. Electric
184 Appen2 | present: a. remain at the altar during the liturgy of the
185 Appen2 | on the right side of the altar or at the middle? c. and
186 Appen2 | if so, which side of the altar is designated as the left
187 Appen2 | distinction between the altar and the place for proclaiming
188 Appen2 | the priest may stay at the altar, where the missal and lectionary
189 Appen2 | example, at the middle of the altar. The custom of setting the
190 Appen2 | on the left side of the altar comes from the time when
191 Appen2 | side table, away from the altar. c. The left side of the
192 Appen2 | c. The left side of the altar is the side at the celebrant'
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