general instruction of the roman missal liturgy documentary series i

GENERAL INSTRUCTION OF THE ROMAN MISSAL
the priest says the prayer Domine Iesu
Christe, qui dixisti (Lord Jesus Christ,
you said). He then adds: Pax Domini sit
simper vobiscum (The peace of the Lord
be with you always), and the minister
answers: Et cum spiritu tuo (And also
with you). The priest gives the sign of
peace to the minister, if appropriate.
267. Then, while he says the Agnus Dei
(Lamb of God) with the minister, the
priest breaks the host over the paten.
After the Agnus Dei, he performs the
commingling, saying quietly the Haec
commixtio (May this mingling).
268. After the commingling, the priest quietly
says the prayer Domine Iesu Christe,
Fili Dei vivi (Lord Jesus Christ, Son of
the living God) or Perceptio (Lord Jesus
Christ, with faith in your love and mercy).
Then he genuflects, takes the host, and,
if the minister is to receive Communion,
turns to the minister and, holding the
host a little above the paten or the
chalice, says the Ecce Agnus Dei (This
is the Lamb of God), adding with the
minister the Domine, non sum dignus
(Lord, I am not worthy). Facing the altar,
the priest then partakes of the Body of
Christ. I f, however, the minister does
not receive Communion, the priest, after
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