Chapter

 1 9 |      prayers said by priest and deacon at the Offertory as well
 2 30|     this Rite is for either the deacon or the priest to carry over
 3 30|        covered with a veil. The deacon carries the bread when a
 4 30|       Mass is celebrated with a deacon as assistant and minister.
 5 30|     priest celebrates without a deacon, he is incensed by the lector
 6 33|         the church is made. The deacon carries above his head the
 7 33|        have the assistance of a deacon in saying Mass-he carries
 8 33|        with the assistance of a deacon, it is customary for him
 9 33|       with the Sacrament to the deacon who carries it above his
10 33|   chalice and follows after the deacon." At that point the people
11 33|         by the priest or by the deacon, as We have mentioned above. ~
12 39|       only each priest but each deacon as well offers one larger
13 41|     states that oblation by the deacon was not an accepted usage
14 41| relating to the oblation by the deacon should be struck from the
15 41|       sacred canons exclude the deacon from rashly making the oblation
16 41|         rite of oblation by the deacon is ancient and has been
17 41|    making oblation given to the deacon means the first oblation
18 42|       of St. Lawrence, who as a deacon desired to be led to martyrdom
19 43|         rite of oblation by the deacon remains unchanged. Although