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    This document provides guidelines for progressive solemnity in the liturgy based on the type of mass or service. It specifies which elements should be sung, the number of ministers, vestments, processions, incense and other ritual aspects for Sunday solemnity, feasts, votive masses, memorials and weekdays. Elements like entrance chants, acclamations and communion antiphons are always sung at Sunday masses but may be spoken on simpler occasions. Ritual aspects are more elaborate for solemnities with incense, processional crosses and candles while weekdays are more simple.

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    GUIDE to PROGRESSIVE SOLEMNITY

    Sunday &
    Solemnity
    Feast
    Votive & Ritual
    Memorial Weekday
    Introductory Rites
    Entrance Chant Sung Sung Sung Sung
    Greeting Sung (Sung)
    Penitential Act / Kyrie Sung Sung (Sung) (Sung)
    Gloria Sung Sung
    Collect Sung (Sung) (Sung) (Sung)
    Liturgy of the Word
    First Reading (Sung) (Sung)
    Responsorial Psalm Sung Sung Sung (Sung)
    Second Reading (Sung) (Sung)
    Gospel Acclamation & Verse Sung Sung Sung Sung
    Gospel (Sung) (Sung)
    Creed (Sung)
    Prayer of the Faithful Sung (Sung) (Sung) (Sung)
    Liturgy of the Eucharist
    Offertory Chant Sung Sung/Instrumental (Instrumental/Choral)
    Prayer over the gifts Sung (Sung)
    Eucharistic Acclamations1 Sung Sung Sung Sung
    Eucharistic Prayer (Sung) (Sung)
    Communion Rite
    Lords Prayer Sung (Sung)
    Rite of Peace (Sung)
    Fraction Rite (Agnus Dei) Sung Sung Sung Sung
    Communion Chant Sung Sung Sung Sung
    Hymn of Praise (Sung) (Sung)
    Post-Communion Prayer Sung (Sung) (Sung) (Sung)
    Concluding Rite
    Greeting/Blessing/Dismissal Sung (Sung)
    Hymn/Music after Mass Sung Sung / Instrumental (Instrumental)
    Postlude Instrumental (Instrumental)
    Ministerial Roles
    Deacons (Two) One One One
    Acolytes (4) Acolytes (3)(4) Acolytes (2) Acolytes (2) Acolytes
    Ritual Aspects
    Vestments (Deacons) Dalmatic Dalmatic Dalmatic Dalmatic
    Procession & Recession Concelebrants Concelebrants Simple Simple
    Gospel Yes (Yes) No No
    Offertory (Yes) (Yes) No No
    Incense Yes (Yes) No No
    Processional Crucifix Yes Yes No No
    Processional Candles Yes Yes No No
    Altar Candles Six (7 if Bishop) Four Two Two

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