The o2d2e of the communion. to open their synnes to the preft,to be offended, with them whiche are latiffyed wyth their humble confession to god, and the general confeffion to the church:But in al these thinges, to folowe and kepe therule of charitie:and euery man to be latiffyed with his awne confcience, not iudginge other mens inyndes o2 artes, wher as he hathe no warrant of Godes worde for thefame. The tyme of the comunion,shalbe immediatlie after that į pricft himself hath reccaued the Sa crament, without the variyng of any other rite 02 ceremony in the masse(vntil other ozder shalbe prouyded) but as heretofoze vfuallie the pict hath done wyth the Sacramente of the body,to prepare, bleffe and consecrate so muche as wyll ferue the people : so it shall yet contynue Kill after thefame maner a fourme, laue that he shall blesse and consecrate the byggest Chalice of some fayz and conuenient Cup 02 Cuppes ful of wyne wyth some water put vnto it. And that daye,not Diyuke it vp all hym self, but takyug one onlye suppe of draught, leue the rest vpon the aultare couered, and turne to them that are disposed to be partakers of the Communion,and shall thus exhozte them as followeth, Derely V. BRITISH MUSEUM, C. 25. f. 12 (fol. B. 1. v.). CImprinted at London, the eyghe date of Marche, in the fecond yere of the reigne of our fouereigne lorde kyng Edvard the VI: By Rychard Grafton printer to his moste In the yere of our Lorde. M.D.XLVIII, 19 JU 58 Cum priuilegio ad impris UNIV. OF VI. BRITISH MUSEUM, C. 25. f. 12 (COLOPHON). |