The procession leaves fran the chapter roan, the with Cross leading; procession through the the cloister; station before Cross, but only the the after entering church (to allcM participation of the guests) (NE) • As 6-A, regards the fonn referred to above, under Question s.Marsili, o.s.B., to it would be useful read: "La procession des stitution historique ou 1 reystere?", in Asserrblees du Seigneur, sie, o.c.s.o., "A the 7, pp.7-20; C. Waddell, Note on Cross in the Palm Sunday Procession," in Liturgy o.c.s.o., 2/2(.August 1967), pp .20-24. QUESTION 7 How is the Passion perfonned? (structure, chant) Monks Read: 15 corrmunities Sung: 3. Number of readers or singers: 1 nonastery) (1 2 (1) 3 (10) 4 (1) 2.Nuns Read: 9 Number and gender of readers: 3 male readers (8) 5 female readers (1) In several nonasteries, the readers are fran arrong drawn the chaplains, the nuns, and laymen.. and Gestures actions has The reading or the chant.in:} intercalated acclamations (6). announced. when Prostration at the mcrnent Christ's death is (8) • Reflection 1.The Passion is read nore often than sung. 2.A oorrmunities number of of nuns use nuns arrong the to be but: "This experiment seemed unsuccessful; too theatrical" (IG).
The procession leaves fran the chapter roan, with the Cross leading; procession through the cloister; station before the Cross, but only after entering the church (to allcM the participation of the guests) (NE) • As regards the fonn referred to above, under Question 6-A, it would be useful to read: s.Marsili, o.s.B., "La procession des stitution historique ou reystere?", in Asserrblees du Seigneur, 1 sie, 7, pp.7-20; C. Waddell, o.c.s.o., "A Note on the Cross in the Palm Sunday Procession," in Liturgy o.c.s.o., 2/2(.August 1967), pp .20-24. QUESTION 7 How is the Passion perfonned? (structure, chant) Monks Read: 15 corrmunities Sung: 3. Number of readers or singers: 1 (1 nonastery) 2 (1) 3 (10) 4 (1) 2.Nuns Read: 9 Number and gender of readers: 3 male readers (8) 5 female readers (1) In several nonasteries, the readers are drawn fran arrong the chaplains, the nuns, and laymen.. Gestures and actions The reading or the chant.in:} has intercalated acclamations (6). Prostration at the mcrnent when Christ's death is announced. (8) • Reflection 1.The Passion is read nore often than sung. 2.A number of oorrmunities of nuns use nuns arrong the but: "This experiment seemed to be unsuccessful; too theatrical" (IG).
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