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The Fifth Luminous Mystery celebrates the sacrifice Jesus made on Calvary. The sacrifice of Calvary is made present at every Mass.
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The Sacrifice of the Mass
Roman Catholic AnswerBecause that is what it is! The Mass is the re-presentation of Our Blessed Lord's sacrifice of Himself on the Cross at Calvary. At the Mass, we are privileged to witness Our Lord's sacrifice - the once and only sacrifice - and to participate in the graces He extends through it to us.
Gravity.
Yes. A gravitational force attracts every mass toward every other mass.
Every ordained priest (and Bishop) may celebrate Mass every day of the year, save on Good Friday. The Mass is the re-presentation of Our Blessed Lord's sacrifice of Himself upon the cross for our salvation. It is the only reason that heaven is accessible to us.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Mass is the re - presentation of the self-sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross and the application of the benefits of that once only sacrifice to all of those present at Mass. In a way beyond our understanding, when you are at Mass you are actually witnessing the one time only Crucifixion of Our Blessed Lord on Calvary twenty centuries ago, remember there is no time with God, and this is His miracle to make it possible for all of us to be there. Good Friday is the commemoration of Christ's sacrifice on the cross at Calvary. Every other day of the year, the Mass is that commemoration.
The table that he prepares the sacrifice of the Mass is the credence table; he actually offers it on the altar.
Gravity is the force that pulls every mass towards every other mass. This force is responsible for keeping planets in orbit around the sun and objects on Earth grounded.
the sacrifice in question is the Mass offering of Bread and Wine, It is analogous, of course to the Blood and Body of Christ- but is not DIRECTLTY lilked to the sacrifice of Calvary- the Cross.
Yes, everything has mass.