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 1 Intro,   0 |        disciples and institute the sacrifice of his body and blood, he
 2 Intro,   0 |         instituted the eucharistic sacrifice of his body and blood. He
 3 Intro,   0 |            order to perpetuate the sacrifice of the cross throughout
 4 Intro,   0 |       celebrate the memory of this sacrifice";3 it is aptly and accurately
 5 Intro,   0 |   thanksgiving the holy and living sacrifice: the Church's offering and
 6 Intro,   0 |           blood of Christ may be a sacrifice acceptable to the Father,
 7 Intro,   0 |        faith instructs us that the sacrifice of the cross and its sacramental
 8 Intro,   0 | consequently the Mass is at once a sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving,
 9 Intro,   0 |          presbyter, who offers the sacrifice in the person of Christ
10 Intro,   0 |  presbyters the people's spiritual sacrifice to God is brought to completeness
11 Intro,   0 |     completeness in union with the sacrifice of Christ, our one and only
12 Intro,   0 |          salvation by offering his sacrifice. Finally, they are a people
13 Intro,   0 |        celebrating the eucharistic sacrifice, but the Council, judging
14 Intro,   0 |            is that the eucharistic sacrifice is, first and foremost,
15 Intro,   0 | explanation of the mystery of this sacrifice."14 ~
16 Intro,   0 |          Lord's body from the same sacrifice."19 Thus the Council gave
17   1,   0   |         instituted the eucharistic sacrifice of his body and blood and
18   2,   0   |            the Lord or eucharistic sacrifice.13 For this reason Christ'
19   2,   0   |        Mass, which perpetuates the sacrifice of the cross,14 Christ is
20   2,  10   |       supper Christ instituted the sacrifice and paschal meal that make
21   2,  10   |         paschal meal that make the sacrifice of the cross to be continuously
22   2,  10   |           done and in offering the sacrifice.~
23   2,  10   |            actions of Christ, that sacrifice is celebrated which he himself
24   2,  10   |        clearly as a sharing in the sacrifice actually being celebrated.44~
25   3,  11   |           power of orders to offer sacrifice in the person of Christ.49
26   3,  11   |            himself in offering the sacrifice to the Father through Christ
27   3,  11   |          above all by offering the sacrifice together and sharing together
28   4,  17   |          of the priesthood, of the sacrifice, and of the whole people
29   4,  21   |          gift» and «Lord, may this sacrifice», may be assigned to one
30   4,  21   |           to «Lord, look upon this sacrifice» inclusive, all the concelebrants
31   4,  21   |          and «Lord, look upon this sacrifice» with hands outstretched. ~
32   5,  33   |              259. At the altar the sacrifice of the cross is made present
33   8,  38   |            offers Christ's paschal sacrifice for the dead so that on
34   8,  38   |           share in the eucharistic sacrifice offered for the deceased
35 Appen2     |           the of «offering» of the sacrifice. REPLY: History teaches
36 Appen2     |      action of preparation for the sacrifice in which priest and ministers
37 Appen2     |           Lord's tomb,. . .and the sacrifice of the Mass is not celebrated" (