CS 1214: The Mass: The Eucharistic Prayer: Monday

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🗓️ 27 March 2023

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Let's slow things down and look closely at each part of the Eucharistic Prayer, from the Holy Holy Holy, to the Words of Institution to the Great Doxology. Together we will discover the beautiful and rich details that allow us to better understand and more fully participate in this Mystery of our Faith.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Catholic Sprouts, the daily podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:44.8	Hey there, Sprouts. Today is Monday, March 27, 2023. Now, this week we are going to be continuing to speak about the mass. If you remember, in the previous weeks, we've already talked about the introductory rights, the readings, the homily, the profession of faith, the prayers of the faithful, the offatory.
0:53.4	And so, this is a very big and important week because we are going to be talking about the Eucharistic prayer.
0:54.2	The prayer said by the priest, which the congregation joins in, during which God transforms
1:02.9	bread and wine into the true presence of Jesus Christ, his body, blood, soul, and divinity.
1:10.7	So it's a big week, soul, and divinity.
1:16.5	So it's a big week, and I feel completely inadequate as we set out to do this.
1:18.4	And yet we're going to try.
1:23.3	So to put ourselves in the right attitude, I would really appreciate you joining me and praying the surrender prayer.
1:26.4	In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, amen.
1:30.9	Take Lord and receive all my liberty, my memory, my understanding, and my entire will.
1:39.2	All I have in call my own.
1:42.3	You have given all to me, to you, Lord, I return it. Everything is yours to do with it
1:49.3	what you will. Give me only your love and your grace. That is enough for me. Amen. So before we dive into
1:58.7	the actual parts of the Eucharistic prayer, which we're going to start tomorrow,
2:02.3	we're going to do a little bit of history today.
2:04.8	So there are some things I really want you to hold on to, and there's other things I kind of want you to understand.
2:12.3	So the things to hold on to, number one, is that the Eucharistic prayer, and you probably notice this on your own,
2:20.1	we are saying, or the priest is saying, and we are joining him prayerfully, in saying the very
2:26.2	words that Jesus said at the last supper, when he took ordinary bread and wine, and for the very first time transformed them into his body and blood.
2:39.8	And of course, after that he commanded us all to do this in memory of him.
2:45.4	Therefore, from the very beginning, from the very earliest moments of the Christian church, Mass has been being said,
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