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Quick Questions Was our RCIA director right to say that making the sign of the cross after Communion is improper?
Quick Questions Why shouldn't we applaud the choir at the end of Mass?
Quick Questions At Communion, my priest says, "Receive Jesus Christ" instead of "The body of Christ." Is this OK?
Quick Questions Is it illicit for a priest to sing the words of consecration?
Quick Questions Why can't ministers of Holy Communion bring the Eucharist to Sunday-school teachers who are working during Mass?
Quick Questions Should I genuflect or bow to the tabernacle?
Quick Questions Why is the Mass called the "unbloody" sacrifice of our Lord on his cross?
Quick Questions At Mass, why do we pray in the third person instead of addressing our pleas and praises directly to God?
Quick Questions How do I explain my decision to change parishes?
Quick Questions Why would a bishop wash his hands with lemon and bread during a confirmation Mass?
Quick Questions Has the Church officially said anything about theme Masses?
Quick Questions Is kneeling a "construct of feudal relations" from the Byzantine court?
Quick Questions Is it acceptable for laymen to participate in a dramatic reading of the Gospel during Lent?
Quick Questions What is the appropriate role of a pastoral administrator in the liturgy?
Quick Questions I've been told by our priest and the liturgy committee that variations in the liturgy are permitted - is that right?

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