Breaking with the Past; Or, Catholic Principles Abandoned at the Reformation — John Shaqi
Breaking with the Past; Or, Catholic Principles Abandoned at the ReformationGasquet, Francis Aidan
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Breaking with the Past; Or, Catholic Principles Abandoned at the Reformation
Gasquet, Francis Aidan
Catholic Church -- Doctrines -- Catholic authors
--to receive and to bless these gifts, these oblations, these holy and
spotless hosts which we offer up to Thee--
Wherefore, we beseech Thee O Lord to be appeased by this oblation which
we . . . offer
Vouchsafe to bless this same Oblation to take it for Thy very-own . . .
so that on our behalf it may be _made into_ the Body and Blood of J. C.,
etc.
Wherefore . . . we . . . offer up to thine Excellent. Majesty ... a
Victim which is pure, a Victim which is holy, a Victim which is
stainless, the holy Bread of life everlasting and the Cup of eternal
salvation . . .
Humbly we beseech Thee, Almighty God to command that by the hands of Thy
Holy Angel, this our _Sacrifice_ be uplifted to thine Altar on high
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[Our Lord] who made there [upon the Cross] by his one oblation once
offered, a full perfect and sufficient sacrifice, oblation and
satisfaction . . . and did institute and in his holy Gospel command us
to celebrate a perpetual memory of that his precious death. [2]
--to receive these our prayers and supplications [3]--
which we offer unto [3] thy Divine Majesty.
Vouchsafe to bless and [3] sanctify these thy gifts and creatures of
bread and wine, that they may _be unto us_ the Body and Blood--
Wherefore... we do celebrate and make here before Thy Divine Majesty,
with these Thy holy gifts the _memorial_ which Thy Son hath willed us to
make . . . desiring [thee] to accept this our _Sacrifice of praise and
thanksgiving_ . . .
and we offer and present unto Thee ourselves, our souls and bodies to be
a reasonable, holy and lively sacrifice to Thee
accept this our bounden duty and service
and command these our _prayers and supplications_ by the ministry of Thy
Holy Angels to be brought up into Thy holy Tabernacle [4]
[1] _Blessed is he who cometh_, etc., left out in 1552 and subsequent
recensions.
[2] This is still found in the Communion Service.
[3] Omitted in 1552
[4] Omitted in 1552. The _American_ Service has _accept this our bounden
duty and Service_ as above, _but_ LEAVES out "_and command these_," etc.
III
III
THE PRIESTHOOD
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