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 1  3,2|      holding particles of holy relics.~The Crosier or pastoral
 2  9,3|    hollow place to hold sacred relics, sprinkles the stone with
 3  9,3|        name of the Saint whose relics, if any, are deposited in
 4  9,3| lectern, are placed the sacred relics, on a paten, covered with
 5  9,3|       consecration, the sacred relics are transferred to the nearest
 6  9,3|       to bring thence the holy relics. There, approaching the
 7  9,3|      the altar, upon which the relics are reposing, he prays,
 8  9,3|        then he censes the holy relics, takes the paten containing
 9  9,3|      places the paten with the relics on a lectern, and blesses
10  9,3|  forever.~ ~Note.— If the holy relics were in the newly built
11  9,3|       having taken up the holy relics, places them on a lectern
12  9,3|    sung, the bishop censes the relics. Then he calls out again, “
13  9,3|        the paten with the holy relics, and, making with it the
14  9,3|     bearing the paten with the relics on his head, places it on
15  9,3|      anoints a particle of the relics with chrism, places it in
16  9,3|     other particle of the holy relics the bishop deposits in the
17  9,3|     with chrism. When the holy relics have been deposited in their
18  9,3|       is not a paten with holy relics which is placed on a lectern
19  9,3|     bishop and containing holy relics; 2) at the establishing
20  9,3|  around the church; 7) no holy relics are placed inside the prop