\vspace{10pt}\red{\small \section*{\black{FRIDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD}\\\black{The Solemn Intercessions}}
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\black{FRIDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD}\\\black{The Solemn Intercessions}}
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small The Liturgy of the Word concludes with the Solemn Intercessions, which take place in this way: the Deacon, if a Deacon is present, or if he is not, a lay minister, stands at the ambo, and sings or says the invitation in which the intention is expressed. Then all pray in silence for a while, and afterwards the Priest, standing at the chair or, if appropriate, at the altar, with hands extended, sings or says the prayer.
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small The faithful may remain either kneeling or standing throughout the entire period of the prayers.
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small 
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small Before the Priest's prayer, in accord with tradition, it is permissible to use the Deacon's invitations \black{Let us kneel} -- \black{Let us stand}, with all kneeling for silent prayer.
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small The Conferences of Bishops may provide other invitations to introduce the prayer of the Priest.
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small In a situation of grave public need, the Diocesan Bishop may permit or order the addition of a special intention.\\
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small \section*{\black{I.} For Holy Church}
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small \begin{flushleft}The prayer is sung in the simple tone or, if the invitations \black{Let us kneel} -- \black{Let us stand} are used, in the solemn tone.\end{flushleft}
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small The Deacon or lay minister sings:
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\vspace{10pt}\red{\small Prayer in silence. Then the Priest sings:
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