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Vat. Ecum. Council II

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celebration

Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
1 6, 26 | strengthened through more frequent celebration of the Eucharistic mystery, Lumen gentium Chap., Paragraph
2 3, 26 | consume". 55*~Every legitimate celebration of the Eucharist is regulated 3 3, 28 | eucharistic worship or the celebration of the Mass by which acting 4 4, 34 | fittingly offered in the celebration of the Eucharist. Thus, Sacrosanctum concilium Chap., Paragraph
5 1, 7 | follows that every liturgical celebration, because it is an action 6 1, 11 | governing valid and licit celebration; it is their duty also to 7 1, 24 | greatest importance in the celebration of the liturgy. For it is 8 1, 27 | make provision for communal celebration involving the presence and 9 1, 27 | so far as possible, to a celebration that is individual and quasi-private.~ 10 1, 27 | with especial force to the celebration of Mass and the administration 11 1, 35 | within us, especially in the celebration of the liturgy.~3) Instruction 12 1, 35 | should preside over the celebration.~ 13 1, 42 | above all in the common celebration of the Sunday Mass. ~ 14 2, 49 | the ritual forms of its celebration, may become pastorally efficacious 15 4, 99 | their external manner of celebration.~It is, moreover, fitting 16 4, 101| of the vernacular in the celebration of the divine office, even 17 7, 124| they be suitable for the celebration of liturgical services and Gaudium et spes Chap., Paragraph
18 6, 58 | expression in liturgical celebration and in the varied life of Ad gentes Chap., Paragraph
19 1, 9 | preaching of the word and by the celebration of the sacraments, the center Presbyterorum ordinis Chap., Paragraph
20 2, 4 | Liturgy of the Word in the celebration of Mass, in which the proclaiming 21 2, 5 | solace; and especially by the celebration of Mass they offer sacramentally 22 2, 5 | thanksgiving of the Eucharistic celebration in praying the Divine Office, 23 2, 6 | basis and center in the celebration of the most Holy Eucharist; 24 2, 6 | take its origin.31 This celebration, if it is to be genuine 25 3, 13 | on;14 and hence the daily celebration of Mass is strongly urged, Dei verbum Chap., Paragraph
26 2, 30 | should see to it that the celebration of the Eucharistic Sacrifice Unitatis redintegratio Chap., Paragraph
27 1, 4 | will at last, in a common celebration of the Eucharist, be gathered 28 3, 15 | especially the eucharistic celebration, source of the Church's 29 3, 15 | nature".35 Hence, through the celebration of the Holy Eucharist in Orientalium ecclesiarum Chap., Paragraph
30 4, 12 | practices connected with their celebration and administration and ardently 31 4, 15 | of their own rite, in the celebration of the Divine Office.17 32 4, 18 | canonical "form" for the celebration of these marriages is of 33 5, 20 | agreed on a fixed day for the celebration of Easter, with a view meantime


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