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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaN6o-qqWaY

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There are seven parts to the Introductory Rites:
1) The Entrance Procession
2) The Sign of the Cross
3) The Greeting
4) The Penitential Act
5) The Kyrie
6) Gloria
7) The Collect

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At every Mass, we begin with the sign of the cross. It is a visible sign that we belong to Christ, the Father and the Holy Spirit.

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The Collect begins with the priest saying, "Let us pray."  Then we all say our own prayer silently.  This is very personal.  Each of us get to give our own intentions for the mass.  The priest then collects all the prayers and he offers them to God.

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The Gloria, or "Glory to God," is sung by all in the church. It is a song of joy that praises God with wonder and awe.

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(Gloria) - Glory to God -  Mass of the Most Holy Trinity

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The Kyries comes from the Greek phrase Kyrie eleison or "Lord have mercy." It is the congregations response where we ask for the forgivness of our sins.

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The congregation is asked to silently think of our sins so that they may be forgiven. After the self-reflection, the priest says, "May almighty God have mercy on us, forgive us our sins, and bring us to everlasting life." This is called the absolution prayer.

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At the altar, the Priest  starts the mass by addressing those gathered with, "The Lord be with you."  We respond with, "and with your spirit."  The priest continues, "Lift up our hearts."  Our response, "We have lift them up to the Lord."

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Once the people have gathered, the priests, ministers, altar boysdeacons and the lectorn walk in procession to the altar. A cross is held high by an altar boy, the book of Gospels is carried by the lectorn and sometimes a priest dispenses incense. As the sacred group walks to the altar, the congregation sings the entrance chant. This unites the community of the faithful and prepares us for the celebration of Christ.  Those in the procession bow or genuflect at the altar and the priest and deacons kiss the altar in veneration.