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  1 1  |        Himself besides in prayer and sacrifice to the task of saving souls,
  2 2  |            with the supplication and sacrifice of His mortal body should
  3 3  |          altar, where constantly the sacrifice of the cross is represented5
  4 5  |           majestic ceremonies of the sacrifice of the altar became better
  5 6  |     participation in the eucharistic sacrifice. Only a short while previously,
  6 12 |             law, sharing in the same Sacrifice with a single intention
  7 16 |         established various kinds of sacrifice and designated the ceremonies
  8 17 |              admirably in the bloody Sacrifice of the Cross: "It is in
  9 17 |          earth, He offers the saving sacrifice of His life, and pours forth,
 10 18 |              grace, and which by His sacrifice on the cross, He founded,
 11 19 |              pleasing and acceptable sacrifice; in this way the Church
 12 19 |            and government, or in the sacrifice and sacraments instituted
 13 20 |             is present at the august sacrifice of the altar both in the
 14 21 |            they proceed to offer the sacrifice, and around which are ranged
 15 27 |          question of the eucharistic sacrifice and the sacraments, derives
 16 27 |             action, embellishing the sacrifice and sacraments with prayer
 17 29 |       liturgy, notable in the august sacrifice of the altar. Christ acts
 18 29 |           sacraments and in His holy sacrifice. By means of them He is
 19 29 |            it to God. Sacraments and sacrifice do, then, possess that "
 20 31 |               the sacraments and the sacrifice of the altar, being Christ'
 21 32 |           were to neglect the august sacrifice of the altar and the sacraments,
 22 32 |     intention of offering oneself in sacrifice to the eternal Godhead,
 23 35 |            participate in the august sacrifice of the altar with better
 24 37 |     liturgical functions of the holy sacrifice and divine office, the Church
 25 47 |             and by offering the holy sacrifice and administering the sacraments,
 26 52 |            eucharistic sacrament and sacrifice, and Mary the Virgin Mother
 27 59 |            of the august eucharistic sacrifice; those who transfer certain
 28 67 |        Spouse, the Church, a visible sacrifice such as the nature of men
 29 67 |          would re-present the bloody sacrifice offered once on the cross,
 30 68 |                       68. The august sacrifice of the altar, then, is no
 31 68 |             a true and proper act of sacrifice, whereby the High Priest
 32 70 |           plan of divine wisdom, the sacrifice of our Redeemer is shown
 33 70 |        Calvary, is repeated in every sacrifice of the altar, seeing that
 34 71 |              Head in the eucharistic sacrifice, and with Him, together
 35 72 |          fail to do so in the august sacrifice of the altar, which is an
 36 75 |             means of the eucharistic sacrifice the saving virtue of the
 37 76 |            and the perfection of the sacrifice of the cross, when he says
 38 76 |               For the merits of this sacrifice, since they are altogether
 39 76 |           from the fact that in this sacrifice the God-Man is the priest
 40 77 |          into vital contact with the sacrifice of the cross, so that the
 41 78 |       sacraments and the eucharistic sacrifice, to obtain the salutary
 42 79 |                       79. The august sacrifice of the altar is, as it were,
 43 79 |          often as this commemorative sacrifice is offered, there is wrought
 44 79 |            the dignity of the actual sacrifice on Calvary, rather proclaims
 45 79 |            be a continuation of this sacrifice "from the rising of the
 46 80 |       participate in the eucharistic sacrifice is their chief duty and
 47 81 |           when He offered Himself in sacrifice: that is to say, they should
 48 82 |       participate in the eucharistic sacrifice does not mean that they
 49 83 |              look on the eucharistic sacrifice as a "concelebration," in
 50 83 |           that they should offer the sacrifice privately when the people
 51 86 |             do the priests offer the sacrifice, but also all the faithful:
 52 86 |     statements on this subject. "The sacrifice," he says "is principally
 53 87 |           prayers of the eucharistic sacrifice signify and show no less
 54 87 |               Pray brethren, that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable
 55 87 |           participate in this august sacrifice inasmuch as they offer the
 56 89 |             the Mass to offer up the sacrifice. To satisfy such a pious
 57 91 |          Mass, are said to offer the sacrifice.~
 58 92 |              they not only offer the sacrifice by the hands of the priest,
 59 93 |          that the faithful offer the sacrifice by the hands of the priest
 60 93 |             the altar, in offering a sacrifice in the name of all His members,
 61 93 |            that the people offer the sacrifice with the priest himself
 62 93 |        worship of the heart. Now the sacrifice of the New Law signifies
 63 95 |          ancient way of offering the sacrifice; moreover, there are some
 64 95 |          must confirm and ratify the sacrifice if it is to have its proper
 65 96 |         character of the eucharistic sacrifice, for as often as a priest
 66 96 |              at the Last Supper, the sacrifice is really completed. Moreover,
 67 96 |            completed. Moreover, this sacrifice, necessarily and of its
 68 98 |            the divine Victim in this sacrifice to the heavenly Father may
 69 99 |             merely to the liturgical sacrifice. For the Prince of the Apostles
 70 99 |        present your bodies, a living sacrifice, holy, pleasing unto God,
 71 99 |            themselves as a spiritual sacrifice, that each one's faith ought
 72 100|           Mass to participate in the sacrifice: "At this . . . altar let
 73 100|             desire laid low, let the sacrifice of chastity be offered in
 74 100|             of the young pigeons the sacrifice of innocence."93 While we
 75 101|            the majesty of this great Sacrifice, and raising the minds of
 76 101|             truths contained in this sacrifice."94~
 77 103|         Doctor of Hippo, that in the sacrifice of the altar there is signified
 78 103|             is signified the general sacrifice by which the whole Mystical
 79 103|            for our sake, should also sacrifice ourselves to the eternal
 80 104|       participate in the eucharistic sacrifice with that general intention
 81 106|          that the very nature of the sacrifice, as offered by the Mediator
 82 112|                      112. The august sacrifice of the altar is concluded
 83 112|           know, the integrity of the sacrifice only requires that the priest
 84 112|             for the integrity of the sacrifice.~
 85 113|        perfect and complete unbloody sacrifice instituted by Christ our
 86 114|           there is question not of a sacrifice merely, but of a sacrifice
 87 114|           sacrifice merely, but of a sacrifice and a supper of brotherly
 88 115| over-emphasized that the eucharistic sacrifice of its very nature is the
 89 118|              become partakers of the sacrifice, she repeats the invitation
 90 118|            fruit from this most holy sacrifice."107 Moreover, our predecessor
 91 118|              partakers of the divine sacrifice itself, praises the devotion
 92 118|           and truly take part in the sacrifice should they receive a host
 93 118|              participate in the same sacrifice to whom a priest distributes
 94 118|         become partakers of the same sacrifice, because they likewise offer
 95 119|              possible, in the divine sacrifice, not only in a spiritual
 96 122|              part in the eucharistic sacrifice and not seldom they can
 97 124|          whoever has partaken of the sacrifice of the altar should return
 98 129|             very rites of the august sacrifice, which prescribe that the
 99 131|          something distinct from the sacrifice of the Mass. The reservation
100 131|           the Eucharist is at once a sacrifice and a sacrament; but it
101 138|        especially on the eucharistic sacrifice and the use of the sacraments,
102 139|           him Jesus let us offer the sacrifice of praise always to God "133~
103 152|             a different phase of the sacrifice, offered by the High priest,
104 169|          divine Redeemer offered the sacrifice of Himself; and hence by
105 192|              devoutly present at the sacrifice, in which our Savior together
106 200|            celebration of the august sacrifice they find no one to answer
107 201|      faithful attend the eucharistic sacrifice from which they may obtain
108 204|        celebrate together the august sacrifice that gives due tribute of
109 205|              namely, the eucharistic sacrifice, representing and renewing
110 205|        representing and renewing the sacrifice of the cross, the sacraments