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     • At a concelebrated Mass, each priest may have a separate intention and may receive a stipend for the celebration, even though it is a concelebrated Mass (recalling, nevertheless, that a priest may retain only one stipend per day, except on Christmas).
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2. canonlawmadeeasy.com › 2018/02/22 › mass-intentionsMass Intentions and Stipends (Part II) - Canon Law Made Easy

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   Feb 22, 2018 · At the opposite end of the spectrum, there are occasions when priests celebrate more than one Mass on a single day, which in itself is entirely permissable as per canon 905.1. When this happens, however, a priest is not allowed to receive a stipend for more than one Mass per day (c. 951.1).

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   • Stipends and Sacraments

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   Jul 12, 2023 · At a concelebrated Mass, each priest may have a separate intention and may receive a stipend for the celebration, even though it is a concelebrated Mass (recalling, nevertheless, that a priest may retain only one stipend per day, except on Christmas).

4. canonlawmadeeasy.com › 2008/02/22 › mass-intentionsMass Intentions and Stipends (Part I) - Canon Law Made Easy

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   Feb 22, 2008 · When a Mass is concelebrated, each priest offers the sacrifice of the Mass. This means that each priest is able to have his own intention. The fact that they are concelebrating, i.e., are offering their Masses at the same time and in the same location, does not alter the fact that each priest is celebrating Mass.

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   Nov 7, 2013 · But regardless of each priest’s actual need, canon 945.1 observes that every priest is allowed to accept a stipend for the celebration—or the concelebration—of a Mass. (See “Mass Intentions and Stipends” for a scenario involving the concelebration of one Mass by multiple priests.)

6. catholicexchange.com › mass-intentions-and-stipendsMass Intentions and Stipends - Catholic Exchange

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   Feb 22, 2008 · Absolutely not. Canon 951.1 is very clear that, while a priest may celebrate multiple Masses, with a different intention for each one, he may keep only the stipend for one Mass. The diocesan bishop determines what is to be done with the stipend that was received for any subsequent Mass (es).

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   May 21, 2010 · In accord with the approved usage of the Church, it is lawful for any priest who celebrates or concelebrates Mass to receive an offering to apply the Mass according to a definite intention (canon 945,1).

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   Can a priest accept a stipend?

   • But regardless of each priest’s actual need, canon 945.1 observes that every priest is allowed to accept a stipend for the celebration—or the concelebration—of a Mass. (See “ Mass Intentions and Stipends ” for a scenario involving the concelebration of one Mass by multiple priests.)

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   Can a priest receive a stipend if a mass is concelebrated?

   • At a concelebrated Mass, each priest may have a separate intention and may receive a stipend for the celebration, even though it is a concelebrated Mass (recalling, nevertheless, that a priest may retain only one stipend per day, except on Christmas). Q: Can Mass intentions—and, therefore, Mass stipends—be combined?

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   Should a priest offer a stipend for a specific mass intention?

   • Historically, the purpose of offering a Mass stipend for a particular Mass intention has been twofold. On the one hand, the money that a priest received for saying his daily Mass for a specific intention was essentially his source of income—and in some poorer countries (India comes to mind) it sometimes still is.

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   What does it mean when a priest is concelebrated?

   • When a Mass is concelebrated, each priest offers the sacrifice of the Mass. This means that each priest is able to have his own intention. The fact that they are concelebrating, i.e., are offering their Masses at the same time and in the same location, does not alter the fact that each priest is celebrating Mass.

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   What happens when a priest concelebrates a mass?

   • When a Mass is concelebrated, each priest offers the sacrifice of the Mass. This means that each priest is able to have his own intention. The fact that they are concelebrating, i.e., are offering their Masses at the same time and in the same location, does not alter the fact that each priest is celebrating a Mass.

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   Can a priest celebrate more than one mass?

   • Thus many priests routinely celebrate Masses without having been asked to do so for a particular intention, and without receiving a monetary offering for doing so. At the opposite end of the spectrum, there are occasions when priests celebrate more than one Mass on a single day, which in itself is entirely permissable as per canon 905.1 .

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   Oct 15, 2024 · Can a priest, having already celebrated or concelebrated a Mass for which he received and kept an offering, accept a Mass offering to concelebrate a second Mass on the same day? No. Under no circumstances may a priest accept an offering for concelebrating a second Mass, not even to transfer the money to the fund designated by his ordinary.