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Quick Questions Should I complain to the bishop about a priest's changing the words of the Mass reading?
Quick Questions My priest uses a crystal decanter for celebrating Mass. Is this allowed?
Quick Questions May the congregation pray "Through him, with him, and in him" with the priest?
Quick Questions May we join the priest in praying the Eucharistic Prayer?
Quick Questions May extraordinary ministers approach the altar before the priest receives Communion?
Quick Questions Is music allowed during the eucharistic prayer?
Quick Questions During the Sunday liturgy, we are now bowing to our priest as he leaves the sanctuary to process out. Is this permitted?
Quick Questions Can the Sunday responsorial Psalms be changed at the discretion of the cantor or priest?
Quick Questions Is our priest permitted to replace foot-washing with hand-washing at the Mass of the Lord's Supper?
Quick Questions Are "This is the body of Christ" and "I believe" acceptable substitutes for "The body of Christ" and "Amen"?
Quick Questions Are priests and deacons required to read the Gospel from the Book of the Gospels?
Quick Questions Can the priest pour the precious blood into other chalices after the consecration?
Quick Questions Is the consecration valid if the priest says "sin" instead of "sins"?
Quick Questions Should the Blessed Sacrament be reposed during Mass if it is in a chapel to the side of the main altar?

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