Rules
To serve at the altar with reverence, understanding and regularity and with due attention to personal cleanliness and tidiness. To say short prayers in preparation for and in thanksgiving after, serving Mass. To observe silence in the sacristy and great reverence in the sanctuary. To recite the Guild prayer every day.
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