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THEOLOGOS 1/2015 | ŠTÚDIE Chairman Coetus 23 was prof. P. M Gy84, and secretary S. Mazzarello The members were also C Braga, A Chavasse, J Ch Didier, A Knauber, R Masi and many others who contributed to the Ordo Unctionis infirmorum At the first meeting of which was held from 15 to 17 September 1964, the participants adopted a working document85 that essentially paved the way for further proceedings After conducting research and discussions, the document was adopted.86 It was decided, however, that the revision of existing structures rites would take a special subcommittee, which originated from Group of 23 – Subcommiso de ritibus infirmorum et defunctorum The reason for this was that Group 23 had too much work to perform as, in addition to the Anointing of the Sick, it also had to deal with religious profession, the liturgy for the dead, processions, blessings and litanies At the working meeting in December of the same year a basic rite of the Sacrament of the Sick was proposed Also suggested was the abolition of certain prayers and outstretched hand gesture in the direction of the patient; limit the number of anointings; and a sacramental reformulation A new rite of Viaticum was proposed de commendatinis animae The suggestion of the possibility of celebrating Mass in the bedroom of the sick by any priest, and the possibility of receiving Holy Communion under the species of wine, only if the health of the patient allowed were suggested.87 Basically, however, the development of new structures took place in 1965 – 69 The most important meeting of the Subcommittee included sessions on: 22 April 1965 Mainz; 18 – 19 May 1965 Rome; 27 – 30 December 1967 in the monastery of Le Saulchoir near Paris; April 22, 1968, again in Rome; July 19, 1969, in Duvres la Delavrande in Normandy and the last on September 14, 1969 in Luxembourg The specific stages of achievements of the new Ordo passed in the form of the Consilium known as Relatio and it is these that charted the further course of research and editorial work In subsequent years, the entire works devoted to the reform of the rite of the sick were divided into four main chapters: De visitatione et communione infirmorum 84 85 86 87 Prof. P. M Gy Lecturer, Liturgical Institute in Paris The document sets out the path of renewal throughout the Roman Ritual It was prepared by the two working groups Coetus 22 and 23 The Sacrament of the sick is dedicated to art from 42 to 48 These articles do not go substantially beyond the general doctrine of the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick was devoted to art 33 to 37 see in J STEFAŃSKI, Prace redakcyjne nad przygotowaniem nowych Obrzędów Sakramentów Chorych (OUI), „Studia Gnesnensia“ (1981), s. 95 – 118 Overview of all postulates can be found in the article: : J STEFAŃSKI, Prace , s. 98 – 99 35