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When entering the Catholic church what are you doing when you kneel before mass begins? The genuflecting in the aisle or kneeling before you enter the pew is actually how we... ... **EDIT** I just reread your question and I think now that you are not talking about the genuflection before entering the pew, but rather the...
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Some genuflect before entering the pew; some do it after (and before they sit.) Some genuflect, enter pew and kneel in prayer, then sit. Some cross themselves, genuflect.... you get the picture. Its the nuns fault.
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Why do Catholics genuflect or bow before entering the pew and when passing the altar?; ... And so we genuflect or bow before entering and exiting the pew, when the cross and or the Gospel Book passes by, and when we pass in front of the tabernacle on the altar where the Reserved Sacrament is kept. We adore You, O Christ,
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If the Blessed Sacrament is kept in your church (the sign is the tabernacle and a special "tabernacle light"), then you should genuflect before entering a pew. This is a formal gesture of respect to the Eucharistic Lord.
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Since the Blessed Sacrament is present in our Church, you should genuflect before entering a pew. This is a formal gesture of respect. You should do this deliberately, to show reverence, and should bend the knee in the direction of the Blessed Sacrament.
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When I enter a Catholic church where I've never been before, I don't know whether to bow or genuflect before entering a pew. At least I can't figure it out until I scan the building. Once I spot "it," I know.
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for the very good souls who know that they should genuflect before entering into one's pew but has lost the idea of why one should do it. Therefore the genuflection is not shot at Jesus but might go in any direction – to the wall, a lady's hat, or even the end of the ...
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I genuflect upon entering the pew, leaving the pew, each time. I also genuflect before I receive Him. Say, could you pop on over to my blog and click the link to my friend, Dawn's blog?
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When Should We Genuflect? Liturgy and Sacraments ... I always thought one was to genuflect only before and after Mass. At my parish, we have EMHC genuflecting before entering the sanctuary to distribute Holy Communion and before returning to their pew.
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