Do You Believe Mass Is Presenting One Time Sacrifice for Sins to Receive Again?

[ChristB4us]

Do you believe Mass is presenting that one time sacrifice for sins to receive again?

The Mass: The awesomely powerful representation of Christ’s perfect and eternal, propitiatory sacrifice for the sins of the world.

The Mass is the liturgical re-presentation of Jesus Christ’s one-time, once for many, propitiatory sacrifice for the sins of the world, at Calvary.

The Last Supper was the anticipation of that blessed event, the eternal fulfillment of the Jewish Passover, and the Christ-instituted model for our timeless Catholic liturgy.

What makes the Mass eternally unique and infinitely efficacious is the real presence on the altar, under the auspices of bread and wine, of Jesus Christ, the sinless God-man who was crucified, died, and was buried, who rose again from the dead, and who remains the only perfect and acceptable sacrifice for the sins of the world.

Since Jesus Christ personally embodies the one time, once for many, eternal sacrifice for the sins of the world, when Jesus becomes present on the altar at Mass, his eternal sacrifice for sin is also renewed and re-presented.

 

[Munro]

We need more votes.

 

[David1701]

Do you believe Mass is presenting that one time sacrifice for sins to receive again?

The Mass: The awesomely powerful representation of Christ’s perfect and eternal, propitiatory sacrifice for the sins of the world.

The Mass is the liturgical re-presentation of Jesus Christ’s one-time, once for many, propitiatory sacrifice for the sins of the world, at Calvary.

The Last Supper was the anticipation of that blessed event, the eternal fulfillment of the Jewish Passover, and the Christ-instituted model for our timeless Catholic liturgy.

What makes the Mass eternally unique and infinitely efficacious is the real presence on the altar, under the auspices of bread and wine, of Jesus Christ, the sinless God-man who was crucified, died, and was buried, who rose again from the dead, and who remains the only perfect and acceptable sacrifice for the sins of the world.

Since Jesus Christ personally embodies the one time, once for many, eternal sacrifice for the sins of the world, when Jesus becomes present on the altar at Mass, his eternal sacrifice for sin is also renewed and re-presented.

Questions:

Why is the "Mass" called a "bloodless sacrifice"?

What does "re-presentation" mean, in this context?

Why is it, allegedly, necessary to imbibe the body of Christ literally; rather than believing in the accomplished Cross and having the bread and wine as a memorial?

Why does only the RC "priest" drink the wine?

 

[ChristB4us]

Questions:

Why is the "Mass" called a "bloodless sacrifice"?

What does "re-presentation" mean, in this context?

Why is it, allegedly, necessary to imbibe the body of Christ literally; rather than believing in the accomplished Cross and having the bread and wine as a memorial?

Why does only the RC "priest" drink the wine?

Grounds for suspicions can be found by reason of covetousness in enslaving believers to a system of works that they believe they need the Mass to receive that one time sacrifice for sins made available again to receive again to make atonement for sins since last Mass.

Holiness of the Sacraments Thread to discuss what not only Catholics need to repent of but Lutherans, Methodists, and other Protestant churches that have not fully dropped everything that is offensive to God that originated from the works of Catholicism.