The priest leading the celebration of Mass can be called Father [name]. Sometimes the priest is referred to by his position, pastor, but not usually during Mass.
The priest leads the Eucharistic prayers, the people at the Mass , as well as the priest off the sacrifice up to God.
The people involved in the eucharist are the congregation which are the people who come to church to celebrate it. The preist who blesses the bread and wine and leads in the hymns, bible readings and sermons. A minister called the ministry of the word who is said to send the word to god.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe priest can administer the sacraments and confect the Eucharist through the power and authority given him at his ordination, he can also forgive our sins through the sacrament of penance. In other words, he brings God to people and people to God.
.Catholic AnswerThe Bishops and priests, by virtue of their ordination, are the only ordinary ministers of the Most Holy Eucharist. The faithful offer the Eucharist as real priests to the extent that they participate in the priesthood of the faithful, but may only be Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist if delegated by a priest or a Bishop.
Four ways Jesus is present at mass is in the liturgy of the word, Eucharist, Prayers and sacramentals.Catholic AnswerOur Blessed Lord is present at the Mass most perfectly 1) in the Most Blessed Eucharist, in which He is present Body and Soul, Humanity and Divinity. He is also present 2) in the person of the priest as it Our Blessed Lord, Himself, who, through His priest, celebrates the Mass. Further He is present 3) in the proclamation of the Word, especially when the priest proclaims the Gospel, which is why at a solemn Mass we use candles and incense at the Gospel. Finally, He is present 4) in His Baptized people who constitute His Body, the Church.AnswerWordEucharistPriestAssemblyAnswerJesus is present in the community, through the priest, in the Word, and in the Eucharist. Dr. Tom Curran explains these four encounters in "The Mass: Four Encounters With Jesus That Will Change Your Life." More information on the book can be found at mycatholicfaith.org
Roman Catholic AnswerAt its bare minimum, there are only two: an altar server and a priest; and the altar server is optional if there is no one available. At a Sunday Mass in a parish, you might have a priest, a deacon, one or more altar servers, a reader, one or more Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, a cantor, and people in the choir; not to mention the congregation. Again, only the priest is necessary, though.
The Bishop is a priest first, and continues to do all the things a priest does, thus he celebrates the Holy Mass, is the normal person who baptizes, counsels people, etc. In addition to all of those ceremonies, the bishop has a couple that are his alone: the Bishop is the usual minister for confirmation, a priest cannot confirm without the Bishop's permission. The Bishop blesses and consecrates the sacred oils during Holy Week, and it is he who consecrates and blesses Churches, altars, etc. But it is the Bishop alone who can ordain a priest or consecrate another Bishop (with the permission of the Holy Father).
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