The prayer of consecration, known as the Canon of the Mass, does not change, there are four optional Canons, plus some others in the back of the Missal for special occasions such as penance services, but the priest may use the same Canon for every Mass he celebrates.
The consecration of the gifts
It is the prayer read during the Liturgy (Eucharist) when the bread and wine are 'consecrated' (ie. turned into the body and blood of Jesus)..Catholic AnswerIn the Catholic Church, the prayer of consecration is known as the Eucharistic prayer, the old term for it was the Canon.
It is the prayer read during the Liturgy (Eucharist) when the bread and wine are 'consecrated' (ie. turned into the body and blood of Jesus)..Catholic AnswerIn the Catholic Church, the prayer of consecration is known as the Eucharistic prayer, the old term for it was the Canon.
It is appropriate to kneel during a Catholic Mass at specific times, such as during the consecration of the Eucharist, the Our Father prayer, and the Lamb of God prayer.
The Eucharistic prayer, which included the Consecration, comes before Communion.
A Mass always has the body and blood of Jesus made present by the priestat consecration; a prayer service does not.
It depends on the church denomination. Some churches have parishioners sit or kneel. But the most important act is reverent respect and prayer between you and God, you and Jesus Christ.
Roman Catholic AnswerStarting back when the consecration was held at a remote altar and the canon (the Eucharistic prayer) was said in a low voice with the priest bending over the altar, a bell was run at the point where the consecration actually took place. This has been done for hundreds of years, and is still recommended even though the people can plainly heard the priest now.
There are many prayers prayed by the priest during the Eucharist. I'm thinking that you are asking about a specific one, but this is just a guess. The Canon or Eucharistic Prayer is the central portion of the Eucharistic liturgy, it has eight parts: Preface, Acclamation, Epiclesis, Consecration, Anamnesis, Oblation, Intercessions, and Doxology.
The matter of the sacrament of Holy Orders is the laying on of hands, and the form is the prayer of consecration appropriate to the degree of Holy Orders being received (deacon, priest, bishop).
I am not 100% sure that this is correct, but this is the best answer I can give. Sacraments Matter Form Minister Baptism Holy water Trinitarian Formula Priest Eucharist Bread and Wine Consecration Priest Confirmation Chrism Anointing Bishop Anointing of the Sick Chrism Absolution Priest\bishop Matrimony Exchange of vows Consent spouses Holy Orders Laying-on of hands Prayer of consecration Bishop Penance Confession Words of absolution Priest\bishop
Entrance Rite Epistle Gospel Prayer over the Gifts Holy Holy Holy Eucharistic Prayer Consecration Great Amen Our Father Communion Rite