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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 Where does the "Holy, holy, holy" prayer come from?
Quick Questions Should I bow to the altar or genuflect to the tabernacle?
Quick Questions Why shouldn't we applaud the choir at the end of Mass?
Quick Questions In our parish, during the Lord’s Prayer, we hold hands. I have heard that this is not an acceptable practice. Can you please tell me what is and where I can find answers to similar questions?
Quick Questions Should we stand or kneel at Mass?
Quick Questions Should we kneel at Mass?
Quick Questions When is it appropriate to applaud at Mass?
Quick Questions Is the "gesture of reverence" before receiving Communion optional?
Quick Questions Shouldn't we kneel when the tabernacle is open?
Quick Questions Do you have an official Church document that addresses the importance of dressing modestly for Mass?
Quick Questions Is standing during the Eucharistic Prayer the norm around the world?
Quick Questions How do I explain my decision to change parishes?
Quick Questions Shouldn't everyone assume the same postures at Mass as a sign of unity?
Quick Questions Was I wrong to take the host back to my pew?
Quick Questions How am I supposed to worship with all these noisy distractions?
Quick Questions Is kneeling a "construct of feudal relations" from the Byzantine court?

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