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 The custom of **kneeling during Mass** developed in the **Western Church** during the **late Middle Ages**. This was partly due to a shift in perception, where the Mass came to be regarded less as a **Sacrifice** offered collectively by the priest and the people, and more as one offered solely by the priest. Consequently, the people’s role became more passive, focusing on **adoration and worship** rather than active participation. The custom of **kneeling during Mass** developed in the **Western Church** during the **late Middle Ages**. This was partly due to a shift in perception, where the Mass came to be regarded less as a **Sacrifice** offered collectively by the priest and the people, and more as one offered solely by the priest. Consequently, the people’s role became more passive, focusing on **adoration and worship** rather than active participation.
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