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PeteZaHut
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Am I right to say that you genuflect towards the tabernacle? My college has Mass in a lecture hall, so I don’t think there is a tabernacle. Do I still genuflect?
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PhilotheaZ
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You should bow to the altar. If you want to genuflect as a sign of reverence, you can do it after the Consecration, when approaching for Holy Communion (although I understand that most people bow as a sign of reverence when receiving Communion).
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puzzleannie
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no tabernacle, no genuflection. If you happen to leave Mass after the consecration, while Jesus is truly present on the altar, then yes you genuflect toward the altar at that time.Am I right to say that you genuflect towards the tabernacle? My college has Mass in a lecture hall, so I don’t think there is a tabernacle. Do I still genuflect?
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Joe_Kelley
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Not if there is no Tabernacle. If there is no Tabernacle, bow to the altar. That is the case in our church, where the Tabernacle is in a separate chapel.Am I right to say that you genuflect towards the tabernacle? My college has Mass in a lecture hall, so I don’t think there is a tabernacle. Do I still genuflect?
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Br.Rich_SFO
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No, you do not grnuflect if the Blessed Sacrament is not present in the same liturgical space…Am I right to say that you genuflect towards the tabernacle? My college has Mass in a lecture hall, so I don’t think there is a tabernacle. Do I still genuflect?
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