This is RCT number 69. The Mass is a Sacrifice. RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

Today we are on pages 269 to 277. This is the Sacraments. Episode 21. God grant you his peace

and nomi Patrice Sifidi at Spiti tu Santee. Amen. O heavenly heavenly king, comforter, spirit of truth, who are everywhere present and philist all things.

A treasure of good things and giver of life come and dwell in us,

and cleanse us of all impurity and save our souls, O good one.

In nominally Patri-Safiti,ifidi, at Spiritu Santi, amen.

The Mass is a true sacrifice, proof from the Council of Trent.

With regard to the institution of this sacrifice, the Holy Council of Trent has left no room for

doubt by declaring that it was instituted by our Lord at His Last Supper, while it condemns

under anathema all those who assert that in it is not offered to God a true and proper

sacrifice, or that to offer means nothing else, then that Christ is given as our spiritual food.

Nor did the council omit carefully to explain that to God alone is offered this sacrifice. For although the church sometimes

offers Mass in honor and in memory of the saints, yet she teaches that the sacrifice is offered

not to them but to God alone, who she teaches that the sacrifice is offered not to them, but to God alone,

who has crowned the saints with immortal glory. Hence the priest never says, I offer sacrifice to you,

Peter or to you Paul, but while he offers sacrifice to God alone, he renders him that is God

thanks for the signal victory won by

the blessed martyrs and thus implores their patronage that they, whose memory we celebrate on earth,

may vouchsafe to intercede for us in heaven. Okay, and then me for the first time today. This is very important on language.

It might sound like we're about to split hairs, but this is really important. You see,

you can honor the saints, but keep in mind, only God, only the blessed Trinity is to be

adored. You see, in the Holy Mass, God the Son offers himself to God the Father.

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