No, it is not a "re-presentation" it /literally is/ the same sacrifice.
No, it is not, the only relevance of the Last Supper is that that is where Jesus instituted the sacrament of Communion. The sacrament of Communion is not reinstituted every time mass is celebrated.
winnie the pooh off heretic.
Which is the same thing, lest the Protestants accusation of "re-sacrificing" Christ is true. Once again, try substantiating yourself.
so you admit that the Last Supper (table included) is the institution of the Eucharist, but attack the true Church and St. Peter's Seat for incorporating a table (or something) in a similar manner to the Last Supper?
You make many claims, are you with the Church or not?
You're spouting literal heresy right now.
so you admit that the Last Supper (table included) is the institution of the Eucharist, but attack the true Church and St. Peter's Seat for incorporating a table (or something) in a similar manner to the Last Supper?
So you're just dodging the fact that you claimed the mass is a repetition of the Last Supper? You need to repent of your heresy right now before we continue any sort of discussion. Heresy through ignorance remains heresy and if you actually are Catholic you are obliged to repent right now.
prove it
It is a re-presentation of the Sacrifice, and a repetition of the Last Supper in the very fashion that Christ instituted it. Where is the heresy, brother?
If you're not a troll you should be extremely wary.
What do you mean "prove it"? Open a catechism.
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This will be my last reply until you repent of your heresy. Fear for your soul.
They were completely right to translate it to popular languages- God intended for us to be able to have access to His word, and this allowed for that to happen.
Are you implying that mass is for giving people access to God's word? Because that's heretical. The mass has only one purpose, which is to perform the sacrifice of Christ in an unbloody manner.
I never denied that it was a re-presentation of the Sacrifice, quit reviling me without cause.
So I guess the Eastern churches didn't count?
Should've kept the Mass in Latin for France, Spain, Italy, etc. but put it in the vernacular for countries that don't use a Latin language.