The Mass: Sacrifice, Sacrament, or Meal? - The Catholic Mass - Episode 17

Last week’s episode covered the fundamental nature of the Mass while answering Protestant objections. Today, we consider the question of the Mass's nature, including its relationship to the Holy Eucharist. What does it mean to refer to the Eucharist as a “sacrament” and how does this relate to the sacrificial nature of the Mass itself? Moreover, in recent decades, a greater emphasis has been placed on the idea that the Mass is a “memorial meal” or a “gathering.” Is it wrong to speak of the Mass-and the Eucharist-this way and, if so, why?
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Thank you, Fr. Wiseman!

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The clarity of a inteligent mind guided by the Holly Ghost interpreting the Church teachings. Thank you! God Bless you Father!

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Beautiful explanation of Our Lord in the Eucharist....

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1:16:56 I find the word PASCH revealing. I wished that we would use it more.

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Ave Maria

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Excellent lesson, Father. Is the sacrifice completed when the priest consumes the Victim? Like in the Old Testament when the priest eats the offering of the spotless lamb. Is it correct to consider this as a "meal" given the action of the priest?. Thank you for your priesthood.

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Exactly! So perfect, so beautiful!