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==== Procession ==== | ==== Procession ==== | ||
* Mass begins with the entrance song | * Mass begins with the entrance song (or chant) | ||
** during which the celebrant and ministers enter in procession | ** during which the celebrant and ministers enter in procession | ||
* | ** the song/ chant is to gather all present to celebrate in unity with Christ and with each other in faith | ||
** Christ comes to us in Word and Sacrament | |||
* celebrants approach the altar show and reverence to it as symbol of Christ with a bow or a kiss upon it | |||
* if there is no song, the '''antiphon''' is read by the Celebrant or Deacon | * if there is no song, the '''antiphon''' is read by the Celebrant or Deacon | ||
** the congregants may recite the antiphon as well | ** the congregants may recite the antiphon as well | ||
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==== Greeting ==== | ==== Greeting ==== | ||
* the celebrant greets the congregation | * the celebrant greets the congregation with the Sign of the Cross | ||
** and | ** "In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit" | ||
* and | ** the people respond, "Amen" | ||
===== Greeting forms ===== | |||
A) The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all | |||
B) Grace to you and peace from God our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ | |||
C) f a Priest: The Lord be with you" or if a Bishop: "Peace be with you" | |||
Response: "And with your spirit" | |||
* the Greeting is from John 20:19-23: Jesus appears in the upper room and says, "Peace be with you," then breathes on them, saying, "Receive the Holy Spirit" | |||
** (then delivers the "the Great Commission") | |||
* the priest offers a prayer | |||
* notes on the Greeting | |||
** | |||
==== Penitential Act ==== | ==== Penitential Act ==== | ||
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=== Liturgy of the Eucharist === | === Liturgy of the Eucharist === | ||
==== Eucharist \ ==== | |||
* the “work of human hands,” “fruit of the vine” = gifts of the Creator (CCC 1333) | |||
* "It is the very action of Christ at the Las Supper - 'taking the bread and a cup'" (CCC 1350) | |||
After the Liturgy of the Wrd, the Priest invites the faithful to join the sacrifice | After the Liturgy of the Wrd, the Priest invites the faithful to join the sacrifice | ||
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***from PIE '''*bha-''' "to speak, tell, say" | ***from PIE '''*bha-''' "to speak, tell, say" | ||
***Latin ''confiteri'' = "to acknowledge" | ***Latin ''confiteri'' = "to acknowledge" | ||
* | * '''concupiscence''' | ||
** man's inclination towards sin | ** man's inclination towards sin | ||
** ''con'' (with) + ''cupere'' (desire) ''-ense'' (in the state of) | ** ''con'' (with) + ''cupere'' (desire) ''-ense'' (in the state of) | ||
*'''confirmation''' | |||
** | |||
*'''consecrate''' | *'''consecrate''' | ||
**"consecrated elements, such as the bread and wine in the Eucharist | **"consecrated elements, such as the bread and wine in the Eucharist | ||
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** Hebrew: "ruah" | ** Hebrew: "ruah" | ||
** Greek: "pneuma" | ** Greek: "pneuma" | ||
** frequently represented by the Dove | |||
* '''holiness''' | * '''holiness''' | ||
** = separation from sin, possession of virtue and dedication to the service of God | ** = separation from sin, possession of virtue and dedication to the service of God | ||