general instruction of the roman missal liturgy documentary series i

GENERAL INSTRUCTION OF THE ROMAN MISSAL
b. the Qui cum passioni (Before he was
given up to death) and the Simili
modo (When supper was ended)
with hands joined;
c. while speaking the words of the Lord,
each extends his right hand toward
the bread and toward the chalice, if
this seems appropriate; as the host
and the chalice are shown, however,
they look toward them and
afterwards bow profoundly;
d. the Memores igitur (In memory of his
death) and the Et supplices (May all
of us who share) with hands
extended.
228. The intercessions for the living,
Recordare, Domine (Lord, remember
your Church), and for the dead,
Memento etiam fratrum nostrorum
(Remember our brothers and sisters),
are appropriately assigned to one or
other of the concelebrants, who speaks
them aloud alone, with hands extended.
Eucharistic Prayer III
229. In Eucharistic Prayer III, the Vere
Sanctus (Father, you are holy indeed) is
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