1.M:>nks: 11 The Cross is in the cloister (5)• the The Cross is at entrance to the church (5). Nuns: pa.rt. The Cross is in the cloister for the :rrost 2.Chants I.atin Rex "Ave,. nester": in (4}; in French (7). Lat.in(3); ''Gloria, laus" : in French (6)• chants -especially hymns. .,.. Other 3• actions ·'(;estures, chants: bows , These accarpany the kneeling, profound prostration "on the knuckles" -11 as a sign of our worship, our love, our gratitude" (BF) . - As regards the veneration of the Crucifix: Special lighting; decorated with flcMers; aca:xrpanied the by lights. The Cross cones to meet procession (CH}. The brethren leave their branches at the foot of the Cross after it has been placed bet.ween the altar and the asserrt>led faithful (CI). As B- a s;iml2le procession to church? 1. Monks : 7 5 Nuns; Various interpretations Walking with the Lord. triumfii the Walking with Christ, who is entering in into lbly City. he Follc:Ming the Lord as goes tc:Mards Jerusalem and the his Passion; participation in Paschal Mystery . Entrx into church 3 cx:rmrunities have a station. 2 concrete examples: The the carmunity gathers in chapter; nuns are the the holding branches; procession through the cloister, with Cross leading; station at the back of the church, rather than at entrance the from the cloister, so as to allCM the visiting faithful to participate; processional entrance chant; the · ce.lebrant enters the presbytery
1.M:>nks: 11 The Cross is in the cloister (5)• The Cross is at the entrance to the church (5). Nuns: The Cross is in the cloister for the :rrost pa.rt. 2.Chants "Ave,. Rex nester": in I.atin (4}; in French (7). ''Gloria, laus" : in Lat.in(3); French (6)• .,.. Other chants -especially hymns. 3• ·'(;estures, actions These accarpany the chants: kneeling, profound bows , prostration "on the knuckles" -11 as a sign of our worship, our love, our gratitude" (BF) . - As regards the veneration of the Crucifix: Special lighting; decorated with flcMers; aca:xrpanied by lights. The Cross cones to meet the procession (CH}. The brethren leave their branches at the foot of the Cross after it has been placed bet.ween the altar and the asserrt>led faithful (CI). B- As a s;iml2le procession to church? 1. Monks : 7 Nuns; 5 Various interpretations Walking with the Lord. Walking with Christ, who is entering in triumfii into the lbly City. Follc:Ming the Lord as he goes tc:Mards Jerusalem and his Passion; participation in the Paschal Mystery . Entrx into church 3 cx:rmrunities have a station. 2 concrete examples: The carmunity gathers in chapter; the nuns are holding the branches; procession through the cloister, with the Cross leading; station at the back of the church, rather than at the entrance from the cloister, so as to allCM the visiting faithful to participate; processional entrance chant; the · ce.lebrant enters the presbytery
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